Titusville man dies in two-vehicle crash at Barna Avenue and Columbia Boulevard

A 50-year-old Titusville man died Wednesday evening following a two-vehicle crash at the intersection of Barna Avenue and Columbia Boulevard on State Road 405, according to police.

Active investigation at Patrick Space Force Base ends. What happened?

There is an active investigation at Patrick Space Force Base, which has closed a portion of A1A and at least one entrance gate to the base.

Norovirus cases soaring on Florida's Space Coast: Experts urge vigilance

Norovirus is surging, and health officials are battling what they’re calling one of the worst outbreaks ever recorded during this time of year.

Fort Pierce man arrested after 20-year-old woman's body was found on the side of the road in Melbourne

A Fort Pierce man was arrested on Thursday in connection with the fatal shooting of a 20-year-old woman whose body was found on the side of the road in West Melbourne in November, according to officials.

Watch again: SpaceX launches Thuraya 4 mission from Florida

SpaceX launched its Falcon 9 rocket Friday night, carrying the Thuraya 4 satellite to a geosynchronous transfer orbit.

Missing Florida woman's remains, submerged minivan found a decade after her disappearance

The vehicle of a Melbourne woman missing since 2014 has been discovered in a retention pond just over a mile from her home, with her remains found inside, authorities confirmed.

Palm Bay homeowner fires back in shootout after suspected thieves break into cars

Two men were caught on camera, accused of rifling through cars on a Palm Bay street early Wednesday morning, but their alleged crime spree ended when one of the suspects engaged in a shootout with a homeowner.

Jimmy Carter's complex legacy in space exploration includes Voyager missions, space shuttle challenges

By many accounts of those who served at NASA during Jimmy Carter's administration, he was viewed as the least supportive of U.S. human space efforts of any president. However, he is also recognized for his interest in planetary exploration and using space to help advance the quality of life on Earth.

'Who We Play For': Nonprofit raises money to prevent sudden cardiac death in young athletes

Soon after Rafe Maccarone’s death, his friends and former teammates started the “Who We Play For” nonprofit organization. Their goal is to eliminate preventable sudden cardiac death in young athletes through affordable heart screenings.

Trying to end preventable sudden cardiac death
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A group in Brevard County is raising awareness about sudden cardiac arrest in an effort to protect student athletes from being hurt while playing the sports they love.