Brevard County government services will remain open as officials continue to monitor the track of Tropical Storm Idalia, which could bring tornadoes.
County officials are continuing to have regular briefings over the possible impacts of the storm and how they can help best manage the local response.
Former West Melbourne Deputy Mayor John Tice had his charges formally dropped as part of the plea deal, but still had to pay back the $7,000.
A debate over cultural grants for Pride event was cut short when all Brevard County cultural grants were ended Tuesday.
With little support from residents or state legislators, Merritt Island incorporation is unlikely. Many have said it would be too much government.
Conservative activist Katie Delaney will compete for the District 1 seat on the Brevard County Commission in next year’s election.
Draper this past week announced a purchase of over five acres of land near the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex for $2.2 million.
Brevard commissioners were favorable to using tourism hotel tax revenues on lifeguards, saying that safe beaches were crucial to attracting visitors.
Matthew’s Hope offers wraparound services for those facing homelessness and will turn former church classrooms into housing for families with young kids.
Newly proposed noise ordinances would reflect changes in residential needs and noise-measuring technology.
A bill to turn Merritt Island into its own city of 45,000 could come before the legislature with enough interest.
Rep. Randy Fine (R-Palm Bay) was not among the three finalists for the Florida Atlantic University presidency and is still running for Florida Senate.
Developers are planning upscale apartments and a new hotel for the north side of Downtown Titusville across from Sand Point Park.
Commissioner John Tobia said Property Appraiser Dana Blickley violated state statute in her budget reports and has threatened to report her.
Commissioner John Tobia was accused of campaigning from the dais while he said the Property Appraiser violated state law.
Republican Chandler Langevin of Palm Bay announced he would no longer be pursuing the seat representing South Brevard County.
The International Association of Chiefs of Police chose Cocoa PD as one of only three departments as a model agency for community trust building.
Worried that several of the independently elected constitutional offices are coming in over budget, the county will question them on spending.
While the board typically does not meet in June, a special meeting is being convened next Monday to anticipate budgets for the constitutional offices.
A federally funded project to remove muck and dead vegetation closed the popular birding trail at Ritch Grissom Memorial Wetlands for the rest of 2023.