J.D. Gallop is a writer at Florida Today Communications. With a passion for reporting on religion and criminal justice, he has covered a wide array of topics including crime, the judicial system, and cultural issues. His work has been featured in notable publications such as The Palm Beach Post, USA TODAY, and Yahoo News.
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Hanukkah, the festival of lights, set to begin at sundown on Dec. 25th
By: J.D. Gallop
The crash happened at 8:30 p.m. during the Dec. 7 Merritt Island Christmas Boat Parade, an annual procession along Sykes Creek.
By: J.D. Gallop
Heavy law enforcement presence on Highway A1A in front of Patrick Space Force Base
The organizer of a GoFundMe page said the late woman's mother lived in the home with her.
By: J.D. Gallop
A Palm Bay man, 22, was killed walking along a Merritt Island roadway, FHP reports
Cocoa police are investigating graffiti vandalism at a nearly two-century old Black cemetery
By: Hana Khalyleh, J.D. Gallop
Two children died and their mother was severely burned when a fire swept through a Palm Bay condo early Friday, trapping the family, police said.
The woman, believed to be in her 30s or 40s, was pulled from the ocean near the 2000 block of State Road A1A.
Family members say a missing 13-year-old was found safe at a Melbourne home after several days of intense searching.
By: J.D. Gallop
Melbourne police investigating deadly weekend crash
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