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Cowbell Agency Names Sean Williams Partner and Vice President of Business Development

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April 3, 2026

Community

Woman Killed After Hours-Long Armed Standoff With Palm Bay Police, FDLE Investigating

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March 25, 2026

Community

321 Boat Club Offers Space Coast Boaters a Smarter Alternative to Ownership

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March 20, 2026

Education

Florida Tech lands on Pentagon “high risk” school list as Trump administration reviews tuition funding for service members

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February 15, 2026

Business

Elevated Leadership Academy launches inaugural Space Coast cohort, uniting local leaders across aerospace, business, government, and nonprofits

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January 26, 2026

Congress

Haridopolos: House-passed spending minibus includes Space Coast funding for lagoon, schools, and sheriff’s aviation unit

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January 13, 2026

Accidents

“No more warnings.” Sheriff Ivey, FHP Launch Stepped Up I-95 Enforcement after Deadly Crashes

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January 6, 2026

Community

A Community Mourns the Sudden Loss of Eight-Year-Old Vivianne

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December 30, 2025

Blue Origin

From SLC-41 to SLC-36: What Tory Bruno’s Move Signals for ULA, and Why the Space Coast Could Feel It

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December 30, 2025

Food

Kroger to Shut Down Florida Fulfillment Center, Ending Delivery Service for Space Coast Customers

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November 18, 2025

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It appears that the talking points are changing for the Republican Party to about how good data centers are for your community. Trump argues that Data Centers will lower electric costs in the areas they are built in: if I ran a community, I would want to have the data centers ... See MoreSee Less

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Four patients went in for routine joint replacements at a Nashville hospital. Two came out paralyzed.Ascension Saint Thomas Hospital Midtown has now admitted that a medication error inside its own pharmacy on Aug. 14 caused four joint replacement patients to be injected with potassium phosphate instead of the anesthetic mepivacaine. The drug went into their spines.Glenda Dorton, 72, of Centerville, went in for a knee replacement. Her family says she woke up burning, itching, and unable to feel her legs. She was told days later she has T6 paralysis, no feeling or movement from the breastbone down. A 74-year-old Nashville woman was placed on a ventilator. Families told NewsChannel 5 the syringes were filled at the hospital pharmacy.The hospital says it self-reported to state regulators the same day, identified the cause, and put new safeguards in place, including isolated storage for high-alert medications. CEO Dr. Shubhada Jagasia said she is "deeply sorry for the harm caused to our patients."The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation and the Tennessee Health Facilities Commission are both investigating. One medical malpractice attorney interviewed about the case said the only way something like this happens is if someone took a shortcut.Potassium is not a drug you improvise with. Concentrated potassium has been pulled from patient care areas in American hospitals for more than two decades precisely because a mix-up is unsurvivable. Four syringes left that pharmacy wrong. That is not one person having a bad day. That is a system that let it happen four times before anyone caught it.Dorton's family says they are not looking to ruin anyone's career. They want to know how it happened so it cannot happen again.#PatientSafety #Nashville #MedicalError ... See MoreSee Less

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BREAKING: Chief Justice John Roberts has hit pause on the order that would have stopped construction of President Trump's $400 million White House ballroom today.A lower court injunction was set to take effect Friday, halting above-ground work on the 90,000-square-foot project built where the East Wing stood before it was demolished last fall. Roberts signed a temporary order allowing crews to keep working while the Supreme Court weighs the administration's emergency appeal.Read that carefully, because it matters. This is not the full Supreme Court, and it is not a ruling that the ballroom is legal. It is an administrative stay from one justice, issued with no explanation, buying the Court time. Roberts handles emergency appeals out of Washington by default, and he can still send the case to all nine justices for a vote.Here is what is actually being fought over: a federal judge ruled the project needs congressional approval, and a divided D.C. Circuit panel agreed 2-1 that the president cannot unilaterally build it. The administration counters that the ballroom is part of an "integrated military complex" vital to national security, that it is privately funded, and that the National Trust for Historic Preservation has no standing to sue at all.The Trust says the White House is trying to outrun the courts. The administration says the project is roughly 65 percent complete.A ruling on the stay could come at any time.#SupremeCourt #WhiteHouse #BreakingNews ... See MoreSee Less

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BREAKING: The Assistant Fire Chief for Palm Bay Brandon McKee has been terminated effective immediately by the City Manager. The circumstances surrounding the termination are pending review of public records requests. Assistant Chief McKee had been serving the citizens of Palm Bay since May 13, 2007. ... See MoreSee Less

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