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✈️ This Florida museum gets you up close to 50 wartime planes, jets, military vehicles
TITUSVILLE, Fla. – It’s a hidden gem at the site of a Central Florida airport housing nearly 100-year-old war planes. News 6 anchor and Insider Guide Crystal Moyer spotted a sign for the Titusville museum off State Road 405 and pulled over to check out the unique museum honoring veterans through wartime planes.
Son’s arrest tied to burning pickup truck owned by man accused of wife’s death, Brevard deputies say
BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – Brevard County deputies arrested a man last month, accused of killing his wife, some weeks after his pickup truck was found ablaze in Port St. John. That man’s son was arrested on Tuesday, accused of setting the vehicle on fire, according to the sheriff’s office.
Now serving: These new restaurants opened recently in Brevard
The dining scene in Brevard continues to grow. From Ramen to wine, Mexican to Japanese, there are plenty of options to pick from. The new restaurants also are spanning the county, beachside to mainland. Wondering where you’ll be eating this weekend? We’ll give you a sampling of some of the new Space Coast...
Man killed fighting back against robbery suspect, family says
BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. - A grieving family talked with FOX 35 about what they feel was a cold-blooded murder. They said a man went to grab something from a 7-Eleven and wound up shot by a stranger. The family says they knew their neighborhood wasn’t safe, but still, they never imagined something like this would happen. The man killed was Factor Adrian Tejax.
Argument between Cape Canaveral neighbors leads to shooting
An argument between two Cape Canaveral neighbors Monday afternoon ended in gunfire and one person hospitalized, Brevard County sheriff’s investigators reported. No arrests were made. The shooting — the latest of at least three to take place in unincorporated Brevard in the last two weeks — was reported about...
'A sad day for sure': Missing Brevard man's body found in Mims | Torres
Laramie Brown set off on his bicycle with a pocketful of unset precious stones he was trying to sell. The 41-year-old Mims man was attempting to conquer an opioid addiction that had plagued him for years. His family said he was trying to sell the stones — sapphires — so that he could catch up on his child support. He was aware of a warrant for his arrest on the matter and was hoping to clear things up before facing more legal trouble.
Yes, Cypress Table has closed in Cocoa Village — but owner says new sites will be scouted
It didn’t take Cypress Table long to leave impressions on diners in Cocoa Village. So when the restaurant closed April 14, some didn’t come to eat, only to say goodbye and wish owner Patricia Rieger and her staff well. “Dang, we’ll miss you here,” Cocoa resident Wanda Schultz said. “I feel like we were...
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