Author: Tyler Vazquez, Florida Today

Titusville man charged with one count of lewd and lascivious molestation on a child under 12 years old.
       

Melbourne Police Department internal affairs investigators are looking into whether an officer made a racial slur about a suspect during a pursuit
       

Police said evidence at the scene indicated the victim was shot “execution style.”
       

A domestic violence investigation culminated in a 100 mph car chase through Melbourne and Palm Bay just after midnight Sunday, according to police reports.
       

Florida Highway Patrol troopers said two men died in the single-vehicle wreck in Palm Beach County.
       

Charges were dropped Friday against a man who police say threatened a Cocoa Beach hotel with an “active shooter” event last month.
       

The chase took place about 11 a.m. near Eau Gallie Boulevard and Wickham Road just after 11 a.m.
       

Some northbound traffic will be able to get through the scene of the wreck but not without major delays.
       

Among the charges filed against Antonio Hillery were aggravated stalking and misuse of 911.
       

Gatherings around the county have been planned to honor the lives lost 18 years ago this week.
       

High temperatures of 96 degrees were also measured in Titusville and Vero Beach as the sweltering heat blanketed Central Florida.

Taking hurricane shutters down as soon as possible could make all the difference in an emergency, fire officials say.

The home belongs to a Brevard County Fire Rescue lieutenant who was notified of the fire by the PulsePoint app on his phone.

Certain roadways and areas may be flooded slightly as feeder bans pass over the area.

Two years ago, Hurricane Irma spawned tornados destroyed mobile homes throughout the county. This time, residents prepare and hope for the worst.

The worst came true for Lynn Grimes during Hurricane Irma two years ago. She hopes being on the other side of Hurricane Dorian’s eye bodes well for her this time.

       

Commercial flights will be suspended and the terminal will be closed beginning at 12 p.m.

Tolls have been suspended across Florida by Gov. Ron Desantis Sunday as residents evacuate ahead of Hurricane Dorian.

Brevard Public Schools have extended school closings through Wednesday as Hurricane Dorian makes its way toward Florida.

Outer bands of the storm will arrive Monday. Frequent squalls can be expected before tropical storm conditions arrive Tuesday.