Author: J.D. Gallop, Florida Today

Worries over COVID-19 lead organizers of Puerto Rican Day parade to postpone event

Florida Department of Law Enforcement agents charged Danal Terron Swinney with making written threats to kill or do bodily harm via social media.

Mims man remains jailed after Brevard sheriff’s investigators charged him with murder
      

The weapons were launched Friday from the USS Wyoming, a ballistic-missile submarine.
      

Family members, colleagues and friends pay tribute to Rockledge dispatcher who died from complications of COVID

Titusville, Florida foster mother of a 4-year-old girl claimed child ‘spoke with demons’

Prosecutors will seek life sentence for Titusville man convicted in 2006 triple-slaying
      

The church’s board of elders had been negotiating with Pastor Mark Balmer about leaving the position for several years

Brevard County sheriff’s office investigating death of 69-year-old Oregon man off Cape Canaveral

Muslims reflect on the losses and growth since Sept. 11 terrorist attacks
      

Calvary Chapel’s board of elders announced longtime minister will no longer serve as lead pastor
      

Palm Bay police investigating after vehicle slams into wall at Brevard County Fire Station

A boater helped locate the body of a Daytona Beach attorney off Port Canaveral

The sounds of the shofar will continue as Brevard’s Jewish community dons masks and practices social distancing for upcoming High Holy Day season

Roberta Masse said her husband John ‘lived life to the fullest’
      

Families of Gregory Edwards and Cocoa teens killed in traffic stop to attend march to highlight their federal lawsuits seeking acountability

Brevard County Sheriff’s Office and the courts are in mourning following death of longtime courthouse deputy

Chief Judge Jessica Recksiedler issued the order last week after a judicial meeting and after getting input from jurists in Seminole, Brevard counties

Erica Dotson, 27, and Joshua Manns, 25, face multiple charges including first-degree murder in the death of Jameson Nance

A judicial order has reimposed a mask mandate for any visitor, including judges, inmates and lawyers, in public areas in Brevard’s courthouses