Author: Tyler Vazquez, Florida Today

Rep. Randy Fine, R-Palm Bay, said his opponent was cavalier in dismissing rape allegations against her campaign manager

Questions about the unknowns and worries surrounding the coronavirus pandemic were answered by medical professionals in a FLORIDA TODAY panel Monday.

Titusville police were investigating an incident in which one person was shot around 12:25 p.m. Monday.

Detectives are investigating the unidentified man’s death as a possible drug robbery.

In two separate incidents, a 42-year-old man and 6-year-old child were injured when using fireworks in Palm Bay.

Horns were honked and flags were waved in Merritt Island Saturday morning as passersby participated in an unconventional reverse Independence Day parade.

The 18-month-old boy was pronounced dead after a stay in the hospital when he was found unresponsive in a pool on June 28.

Palm Bay police responded to a shooting on Washington Street around 6 p.m. Tuesday.

The driver, an unidentified 46-year-old man from Orange Park, was pronounced dead at the scene.
       

Cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed among employees at nine Publix locations.

A Sunday evening shooting near Parrish Park in Titusville is under investigation, according to police reports.

Surging numbers of new coronavirus cases in Florida had many wary of flocking to beaches Saturday, with many staying home and most spreading out from one another.

Customs and Border Patrol officers reported they intercepted a shipment of 10,000 assault weapons parts headed for Melbourne last month.

Hot weather over the weekend may have some flocking to Brevard County beaches.

Florida Highway Patrol officers were called to U.S. Highway 1 and Main Street just south of Micco Road near Sebastian just after 8 a.m.
       

The number of new coronavirus cases have been soaring throughout the state as more businesses have been allowed to reopen.

Melbourne police alone have fielded 94 reports of shots fired in the city this year alone, Sheriff Wayne Ivey said.
       

As coronavirus restrictions have lifted, the return to normal hasn’t been as straightforward as some had planned.

Since the pandemic began, employees at several Brevard Publix locations have had coronavirus. It was not know if their cases had since resolved.
       

Several hundred showed up for a rally and a community forum with police in Melbourne Saturday in honor of Juneteenth.