Robert Burns

Sebastian Inlet State Park – In the aftermath of tornadoes from Hurricane Milton that recently ravaged the coastline, one family's commitment to their community stood out.

A recent ruling by the United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit dealt a significant victory to the group Moms for Liberty in Brevard County, Florida. The case,

As hundreds of thousands of Brevard County residents sat in the dark following Hurricane Milton, State Representative Randy Fine flooded his social media with hourly updates on power restoration. While these posts appeared to showcase Fine's concern and involvement, they distract from the real issue: Fine's own legislative failures are largely to blame for the prolonged outages.

Residents of The Lenox, an apartment complex in Merritt Island formerly known as Courtney Springs Village, are once again facing challenges with non-functional elevators, leaving many elderly and disabled individuals trapped in their homes. Just days after repairs were reportedly completed, multiple elderly and disabled residents found themselves unable to use the elevators, prompting emergency services to step in.

The Brevard Federated Republican Women (BFRW) are drawing stark criticism after circulating a phone survey that appears to weaponize racial and

October 22, 2024 – Suntree, Florida The Brevard County Sheriff's Office is investigating an incident in which a firearm was found in an abandoned backpack near a school in Suntree.

October 23rd, a Brevard County resident experienced their Nissan Rogue's rear window shattering without warning while driving. The driver, Jamie Blaszkowiak, initially thought she had been shot as the rear window of her vehicle exploded outwards. “It sounded like a gunshot,” Blaszkowiak described. After pulling over, she found no sign of impact, leading to frustration with the lack of immediate assistance from Nissan. The incident is caught on her dash-cam video.

Orange County, Fla. — Russell “Bruce” Moncrief, a well-known Orlando/Brevard-area bail bondsman and owner of Moncrief Bail Bonds, was arrested today

In Brevard County, Florida, two recent incidents involving the removal of political campaign signs have raised questions about law enforcement's interpretation of the law and potential disparities in prosecution.

Last week, several units from Palm Bay Fire Rescue were dispatched to a major structure fire in the city’s southeast area, encountering challenging conditions from the outset. The blaze had […]