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Brevard Public Schools

Asst. Principal at Cambridge Elementary Arrested for Inappropriate Conduct with Minor

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June 21, 2024

Crime

Father arrested for murder of 6-week old baby

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June 21, 2024

Charity

Club Esteem founder Gladys Williams passes away

Robert W. Burns III -

June 17, 2024

City of Cocoa

Kenneth Teague charged with multiple Rapes and Incest

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June 14, 2024

Civil Rights

Book about book bans banned by school board

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June 13, 2024

Business

Pub Americana Downtown Melbourne Closes Doors Amid Challenges

Robert W. Burns III -

June 11, 2024

BCSO

Tim Thomas retiring from decades of service

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June 10, 2024

Palm Bay

Palm Bay Rental Market: Signs of Price Decrease and Stabilization and What It Means for Residents

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June 10, 2024

Accidents

Hit and run suspect that killed 4-year-old pedestrian and injured 14-year-old turns himself in

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June 10, 2024

Accidents

Titusville Man Killed after crashing Motorcycle into Tesla

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June 8, 2024

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UF BOARD CHAIR: NOT ENOUGH FLORIDA KIDS SCORE OVER 1500 ON THE SATUniversity of Florida Board of Trustees Chair Mori Hosseini is pushing back on a new state law that caps out-of-state enrollment, saying UF has to recruit outside Florida to protect its national ranking.A clip circulating on X quotes Hosseini telling the Board of Governors that UF needs students above a 1500 SAT, that there are not many of them in Florida, and that out-of-state students score higher than in-state ones. The Space Coast Rocket has not independently verified that audio.What is confirmed: at Thursday's Board of Governors meeting, Hosseini called the Legislature's enrollment policy "a travesty" and warned that if UF cannot pull high-scoring students from other states, "what we are going to do is bring the number of students down so the percentages don't affect us."The provision, passed in HB 5601E during May's budget special session, lets the Board of Governors block out-of-state tuition increases if the university system tops 10 percent non-Florida students. House members had pushed to cut the freshman cap to 5 percent after complaints that Florida valedictorians were being rejected by UF.Should UF hold seats for Florida students, or chase the rankings?#Florida #BrevardCounty #UF ...

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The Space Coast Rocket

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END OF WATCH: K9 DRACOThe Cocoa Police Department announced the death of K9 Draco, a 7-year-old Belgian Malinois who served the city since 2022.Draco was dual-certified in patrol apprehension and narcotics detection. According to the department, he worked alongside his handler to help apprehend dangerous suspects and take illegal drugs and firearms off Cocoa streets.Police said Draco collapsed suddenly on Friday while conducting a track during a routine training exercise. He was rushed to an emergency veterinary hospital, where staff worked to save him. He died at 7:58 a.m.In its announcement, the department called Draco a trusted partner and protector, and said his service made officers safer and the community stronger.Rest easy, Draco.#cocoapolice #k9draco #spacecoast ...

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The Space Coast Rocket

6 days ago

Trump: If I were running a state or a town, I would want as many data centers as I can because they throw off tremendous amounts of money. They don't take any energy.Rep. Mike Haridopolos: winning the AI race “starts with unlocking more energy, building data centers,” and he endorsed Byron Donalds, who calls the centers inevitable.What are your thoughts? Are you all in for data centers on the Space Coast? Why or why not? ...

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The Space Coast Rocket

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A federal judge in Boston has again blocked the U.S. Postal Service from carrying out President Trump's executive order limiting mail voting, just as the first states start sending out ballots for the November midterms.U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani issued a preliminary injunction Friday, replacing a temporary order that had been set to expire Sept. 10. The ruling keeps USPS from enforcing new requirements tied to the order, including ballot envelope design standards and a portal for submitting voter data.The Trump administration has already appealed Talwani's earlier restraining order and asked the U.S. Supreme Court to step in. This latest order is expected to be appealed as well.The timing matters. North Carolina began mailing its first ballots Friday and Alabama is set to follow Sept. 9. Florida's mailing window for the Nov. 3 general election opens later this month, and voters must have a current vote-by-mail request on file. Requests made for 2024 expired at the end of that year.Brevard County voters can check or renew their vote-by-mail request through the Supervisor of Elections office. The deadline to request a ballot for the general election is 5 p.m. on Oct. 22.We will keep following this one as it moves through the ap#VoteByMails#brevardB#election2026d#Election2026 ...

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Viera's newest waterfront hangout opens this weekend, and admission is free.Lakeside Social celebrates its Grand Opening Labor Day Weekend, September 4 through 7, at Lakeside at Viera Town Center with four days of live music, DJs, food trucks, local vendors, fire dancers and aerialists.The open-air venue holds roughly 1,500 guests and features two bars, a waterfront amphitheater and lawn, outdoor gathering areas and a kids area. Six food concepts will be on site all weekend: 4th Street Food Truck, DOUGH. Pizza Company, BeeG's Ice Cream & Sweets, Modern Asian Cuisine Street Food, A Pinch of Rodriguez, and Que's Crackin' Crab & Seafood Kitchen.The official ribbon cutting is Friday at 6:30 PM, followed by fire dancers at 7:30 PM. Fire dancers perform all four days, with aerialists Saturday and Sunday.Music lineup:FRIDAY: Esh & Scheif (12-3), Doc Fu & The Soul Surgeons (4-8), DJ In Tyme (8-11)SATURDAY: Harbor City Trio (12-4), Hot Pink (5-9), DJ Xandr (9-11)SUNDAY: Josh Miller (12-3), Truphonic (4-8), DJ Yaya (8-11)MONDAY: Control This! (12-3), The Supervillains (4-6:30), DJ Nate (7-10)"Lakeside Social was created to be much more than another place to eat or grab a drink," said Daniel Todd of Rogue Wave Hospitality Group. "We wanted to build a true gathering place for Viera."Doors open daily at 11 AM. Located at 2431 Town Center Ave., Melbourne, FL 32940.#Viera #SpaceCoast #BrevardCounty ...

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