‘Super Clams’ released into Indian River Lagoon to improve water quality
Thousands of so-called “super clams” are now being released into the Indian River Lagoon as part of ongoing efforts to improve water quality and strengthen the local ecosystem.
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President proposes trimmed NASA budget for fiscal year 2027
Fresh off the success of NASA’s lunar flyby, attention is now shifting to the agency’s future and its funding.
New study finds Florida manatees among most vulnerable marine mammals to plastic pollution
Florida’s manatees are already listed as a threatened species, and now a new study published in Conservation Biology says they are among the marine mammals most at risk from plastic pollution.
Artemis II data analysis underway as NASA eyes next moon mission
After Artemis II’s successful return, engineers are digging into the data to see exactly how Orion and the Space Launch System performed in flight.
Stepbrother in Anna Kepner case waives court appearance in federal murder proceedings
Stepbrother Timothy Hudson waived his federal court appearance in the Anna Kepner case. He faces murder and sexual abuse charges tied to a cruise death.
Former Brevard County Corrections Deputy Charged as a result of human trafficking investigation
A Brevard County corrections deputy is out of a job and facing a criminal charge after investigators say he had unlawful sexual contact with a minor.
New Glenn grounded after launch issue
Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket faces setback after launch anomaly leaves satellite in unusable orbit. Investigation underway.
Former deputy likely headed to trial in shooting death of fellow deputy
Andrew Lawson could now be headed to trial after declining the latest plea agreement offered in the shooting death of his former roommate and fellow Brevard County deputy, Austin Walsh.
Artemis II crew reflects on historic lunar flyby
For the first time since returning from their nearly 10-day mission around the moon, the Artemis II crew answered questions about their lunar flyby
Brevard officials urge caution after rip current deaths
Officials in Brevard County warn beachgoers to caution themselves and be wary of rip currents
