On Feb. 15, OCEARCH tagged and released two sharks: Miss May, a 10-foot, 800-pound great white; and Lando, a 10-foot, 464-pound male tiger shark.
The National Air, Sea & Space Foundation and Florida Tech have launched the $25,000 Stephen “Cajun” Del Bagno Memorial Scholarship fund.
The $17 million Interstate 95 diverging diamond interchange remains an active construction zone.
Cocoa Beach City Commission will discuss an ordinance that would create a citation process for 2 marijuana-related crimes
Hours of service will be 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m weekdays. Average response time is 15 to 18 minutes. Road Rangers are certified in CPR and first aid.
OCEARCH is in the early stages of Expedition NASFA (Northwest Atlantic Shared Foraging Area), the nonprofit’s 34th shark tagging expedition.
Have you seen him? Matthew Robineau had been with friends at several downtown Melbourne establishments just before he disappeared
The 75-megawatt solar farm would generate enough electricity to power about 15,000 homes, with zero emissions and “virtually silent” operations.
U.S. Air Force Flight Officer Edwin Cowan, who lived on Merritt Island, will receive long-delayed public recognition for his World War II service.
RIP: The urns of 19 veterans — including one unclaimed since 1973 — and 6 spouses will be laid to rest at Cape Canaveral National Cemetery
Chuck Benoit’s late wife, Debbie, was diagnosed with an epidural abscess after she received spinal injections from April to May 2012 for back pain.
During a 4-hour special meeting Thursday night, the Melbourne City Council voted 6-1 to continue fluoridating water.
Strong winds strike Kiwi Tennis Club, scattered homes across Indian Harbour Beach on Thursday morning.
The crash occurred north of the Barge Canal, just south of Calvary Chapel Merritt Island. Both drivers refused medical treatment.
Melbourne supplies drinking water to about 170,000 residents, ranging from the Pineda Causeway southward to West Melbourne
Treasure hunter found possible ancient Peruvian artifact near Melbourne Beach that may have been transported by 1715 Spanish Plate Fleet
Friday afternoon, West Melbourne City Manager Scott Morgan and Melbourne City Manager Shannon Lewis met to discuss Sawgrass Lakes West.
U.S. Army 1st Lt. William A. Warner Jr. was killed in late 1944 in Germany, and he was buried at Adrennes American Cemetery in Neupré, Belgium.
Kevin Anderson and partners hope to open the wine bar and outdoor patio by April with a limited menu, then launch the full indoor venue this summer.
Caroline Marks grew up just north of Floridana Beach, and she attended Gemini Elementary in Melbourne Beach.
