Four committee members vote against the plan, as they fear a lawsuit triggered by 8.78% population spread in proposed districts
Melbourne-based company will test and evaluate an advanced satellite weather sensors — called “sounders” — that measure temperature and water vapor
It’s an issue hospitals throughout the country are experiencing, largely because of COVID-19-related increases in patient counts
The company said it is taking this action to remain in compliance with mandates from the Biden administration for federal contractors.
Brevard County Redistricting Committee looks for ways to be fair while avoiding legal challenges
80% of Brevard County employees get COVID-19 vaccines, so they’ll be getting $1,500 bonus
“It’s been a long 17 months, but we’re back,” Port Canaveral Chief Executive Officer John Murray said.
The zoo plans to break ground by 2024, with the facility opening to the public in late 2026 or early 2027.
A variety of sports are represented in the grants, including baseball, bowling, fishing, golf, martial arts, running, soccer, surfing and triathlon.
The increases in starting pay over the next three years will range from 11.9% for paramedics to 24.7% for emergency medical technicians.
County Commissioner Bryan Lober says he has been asked by residents whether Brevard County, Florida can change its name to something more contemporary.
Illegal dumping can subject violators to third-degree felony charges — if they are caught.
Despite COVID shutdowns, Port Canaveral and Brevard businesses are bringing tourism back to the Space Coast, speeding up the economic recovery.
The grants are funded from money generated by Brevard County’s 5% tourist development tax on hotel rooms and other short-term rentals.
Maria Stahl, administrator of the Florida Department of Health in Brevard, said Brevard County is “nowhere close” to herd immunity.
Many local employers are having trouble filling open positions, even as more people enter the labor force.
MSC Cruises USA official says “it’s super-exciting, because we’re finally going back into service” with the Divina, after ship was idled by COVID-19.
A host of factors combined to create the delays — everything from COVID-19-related factory shutdown in Asia to the home construction boom in Florida.
More than 2,600 Health First employees affected by decision to raise minimum wage, which also will boost pay for employees making $15 to $19 a hour.
Businesses with 100 or more employees will be required to ensure their employees get vaccinated or get weekly COVID-19 tests