Author: Malcolm Denemark, FLORIDA TODAY

Pastor Keith Capizzi gave his Easter message from the deck of Coconuts and the Club Zion Praise band played uplifting music.

Clifton Best is a professional bee keeper-slash-bee remover. He removes hives from people’s yards and homes — in a humane way

       

Professional bee remover CL Best tells you what to do if you come across a bee hive in your yard or home. First step? Don’t spray or kill them

       

Donning a suit and headwear to protect himself, Leo Cross with Florida Wildlife Trappers removes bees from a home in Cocoa Beach

Sister Immaculata, 82, and Sister Joseph, 83, have been mainstays at Acension Catholic School in Melbourne and its parish since the 1960s

The Law Enforcement Torch Run to raise awareness and funds or Special Olympics made its way through Cocoa Beach Thursday. April 18th.

A brush fire spread to 200 acres Wednesday afternoon, as firefighters worked to protect nearby homes.

Firefighters were working to contain a fast-moving second alarm brush fire in Port St. John Wednesday afternoon

Teachers walked in at schools to raise awareness that public schools need more funding from the legislature.

Teachers and students gather at Fairglen Elementary April 17, 2019, to send a message more money is needed for public schools.

Florida Tech has deployed an infrasound array at its River’s Edge campus on U.S. 1 in Palm Bay.

       

400 Florida Tech students gathered April 12th, 2019 to show off 125 projects and designs to judges from the industry.

Florida Tech held their Engineering & Science Student Design Showcase at the Clemente Center Friday April 12th.

Health First participated in a nine county disaster drill Thursday morning.

The secretive Air Force Technical Applications Center monitors the world for nuclear explosions, ensuring international treaty compliance.

Thousands of horseshoe crabs are mating along the shore of the Indian River Lagoon by the Max Brewer Causeway.

On Monday and Tuesday, citizen scientists for the FWC Laurilee Thompson and Bill Klein were were tagging horseshoe crabs by the Titusville Causeway.

On Monday FLORIDA TODAY hosted Civility Brevard’s first event, a “Red and Blue Mixer” at Open Mike’s.

       

With the exception of a few select shows, the King Center in closed from June through October for some exciting, major renovations .

Eastern Florida State College held graduation ceremonies in December 2018 at the King Center.