Author: Malcolm Denemark, FLORIDA TODAY

Scientists collected sea grass samples from different locations in the lagoon to check for PFAS.

OneWeb Satellites is building a global high-speed internet communications network by launching a constellation of 648 low-Earth-orbit satellites.

The Brightline train, on a training run, crossed into Brevard County late Tuesday morning, stopped for lunch in Micco, then headed south back to West Palm.

The Brightline train, on a training run, crossed into Brevard County late Tuesday morning, stopped for lunch in Micco, then headed south back to West Palm.

The sixth annual Bluster on the Bay Regatta took place in Melbourne for the first time from January 14-16 on the Indian River Lagoon.

Runners came out early on a chilly Saturday morning for the Health First Fight Child Hunger 5K at Viera High School.

People came out to see the first sunrise of the new year, taking photos with their cell phones or just watching.

The future of the Brevard Museum of History and Natural Science is once again in doubt as residents scramble to negotiate a takeover from the city.

A gallery of some of my favorite photos of the year. A bit heavy on launch photos but there have been a lot of launches and this is the Space Coast.

So this is Christmas! Biggest beach party on Christmas Eve in Florida never disappoints! Tis the season for Surfing Santas in Cocoa Beach.

Thousands showed up to watch hundreds of Surfing Santas surf in downtown Cocoa Beach at the Christmas Eve Surfing Santas of Cocoa Beach event

On what was the longest night of the year Daily Bread held a service Tuesday for the Homeless Persons Memorial Day.

Eight wreaths were placed at a wreath ceremony at Cape Canaveral National Cemetery in Mims Friday morning to kick off the 2021 Wreaths Across America.

Florida Power & Light teamed up with the Brevard Veterans Memorial Center to bring a Christmas surprise to Josh Frey, a Marine veteran.

The popular Cocoa Beach Christmas Parade made its way down Orlando Avenue on Dec. 4 in downtown Cocoa Beach.

People lined Courtenay Parkway Saturday morning for the Merritt Island Christmas Parade.

Launch of the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying the 32nd batch of Starlink internet satellites

The Reverse Christmas Parade made its way through Brevard County Wednesday.

While scouting for a new location, Kelly Benninger said he spotted a “For Lease” sign at the old Grimaldi Candies factory in his rear-view mirror.

It was perfect weather for the Cocoa Beach Art Show with great art, good food, live music and of course kettle corn.