NASA wants to expand commercial capabilities of ISS
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NASA is looking to expand the commercial capabilities of the International Space Station. NASA Administrator Bill Nelson spoke about the future of the ISS at Cape Canaveral on Tuesday. He highlighted the efforts of private companies, which are playing a larger role in research on the outpost.

Health First to require COVID vaccines for all staff once fully approved by FDA

Health First announced on Monday that it will require COVID-19 vaccinations for all of its staff when the Federal Drug Administration lifts the emergency-use authorization of the vaccines and fully approves them.

'Mardi Gras' cruise ship sets sail from Port Canaveral

Carnival cruise line's newest ship, the highly-anticipated Mardi Gras, made history at Port Canaveral as cruise lovers and passengers set sail on Saturday.

New date set for Boeing's Starliner capsule launch from Florida

Friday's planned launch was delayed due to a "situation onboard the International Space Station," ULA tweeted late Thursday afternoon.

Central Florida parents clash over masks in schools

A steady stream of parents in Central Florida are getting their back-to-school shopping done as school starts back up in two weeks. 

Friday launch of Boeing's Starliner capsule delayed

The launch of a United Launch Alliance rocket carrying Boeing's Starliner capsule has met another setback.

Royal Caribbean's 'Allure of the Seas' returns to Port Canaveral after test cruise
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Royal Caribbean's test cruise returned to Port Canaveral on Thursday morning. The goal of this cruise is to determine if Royal Caribbean can operate safely during the pandemic.

Parish Healthcare postpones elective surgeries due to increase in COVID cases

As the coronavirus continues its resurgence in Brevard County and the number of COVID-positive patients needing hospitalization has risen, it has become necessary to postpone elective surgeries until further notice, Parrish Medical Center announced on Wednesday. 

New details in arrest of woman accuse of locking child with autism in cage
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New details have been released in the arrest of a Florida woman accused of locking a child with autism inside a cage. Deputies with the Brevard County Sheriff's Office said the child lived in deplorable conditions. Images from inside the home were released on Wednesday.

NASA, Boeing prepare for second run at Starliner launch

A failed mission to the International Space Station in 2019 created a lot of disappointment for Boeing. Almost two years later, their Starliner space capsule is getting ready for a do-over in space for their un-crewed mission this Friday.

Royal Caribbean’s 'Allure of the Seas' departs from Port Canaveral on test cruise

Royal Caribbean’s test cruise is a mix of employees and volunteers. People boarding the ship Tuesday morning said they are absolutely thrilled to be going on the journey.

Overflow treatment tents going up outside Health First hospitals

Health First, which owns and operates Cape Canaveral Hospital, Holmes Regional Medical Center, Palm Bay Hospital, and Viera Hospital in Brevard County, is setting up treatment tents outside of its emergency departments at Central Florida hospitals.

Health First postponing some non-emergency surgeries due to COVID resurgence

Health First, which owns and operates Cape Canaveral Hospital, Holmes Regional Medical Center, Palm Bay Hospital, and Viera Hospital in Brevard County, has announced it will be postponing scheduled, non-emergency surgeries and procedures which require a hospital bed.

Healthcare workers could be forced to get vaccinated against COVID-19

Hospitals across the country and in Central Florida are beginning to implement safety measures in response to the COVID-19 resurgence, which is primarily among the unvaccinated and linked to the delta variant. Some hospitals have said they are even considering requiring employees to get vaccinated against the virus.

AdventHealth limiting visitors, certain surgeries due to rise in COVID-19 cases

AdventHealth says they currently have around 700 COVID-19 patients being treated in its Central Florida hospitals. They are adjusting safety measures to address the resurgence of the virus.