Jared Isaacman confirmed as next NASA Administrator
The U.S. Senate has confirmed tech billionaire and private SpaceX astronaut Jared Isaacman as the next Administrator of NASA.
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Demolition underway at former Orlando Health Rockledge Hospital
The second phase of demolition is now underway at the former Orlando Health Rockledge Hospital in Brevard County.
Westin Cocoa Beach Resort and Spa takes shape
Construction crews are hard at work along North Atlantic Avenue in Cocoa Beach, building what’s expected to become the area’s first 4.5-star hotel: The Westin Cocoa Beach Resort, Spa and Conference Center.
UCF study finds microplastics are ‘raining’ into the Indian River Lagoon
A new study from University of Central Florida researchers found microplastics in the air are “raining” down into the Indian River Lagoon.
Elderly Palm Bay man held without bond after allegedly shooting son
An 84-year-old Palm Bay man is behind bars without bond after police say he shot his son during a family visit Tuesday evening.
Brevard School Board to consider Cape View–Roosevelt Consolidation on January 20
Cape View Elementary parents are speaking out as Brevard Public Schools moves closer to a decision on whether to consolidate their under-enrolled Cape Canaveral school with Roosevelt Elementary in Cocoa Beach.
Family court hearing sheds new light on cruise ship death
Family court hearing sheds new light on cruise ship death
Brevard County man arrested after suspected 7-OH and weapons seizure
Agents seized approximately 92,000 pounds of a substance suspected of containing a concentration of a potent opioid-like compound called 7-OH. Testing is underway, but the haul could have an estimated street value of $4.7 million.
SpaceX cleared to redevelop Space Launch Complex 37 for Florida Starship operations
SpaceX has received approval from the Department of the Air Force to redevelop Space Launch Complex 37 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.
Brevard task force to assist with Florida’s ‘Schools of Hope’ law
Brevard Public Schools is expected to form a task force to help the district navigate Florida’s new “Schools of Hope” law — a program aimed at bringing high-performing, privately run charter schools into low-performing traditional schools.
