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Walker Consultants, a Tampa firm specializing in transportation management, will identify and address parking needs across downtown Melbourne

Russia’s decision to leave the International Space Station after 2024 would mean major changes, but the statement isnt new.

458 graduates attended the ceremony at Florida Institute of Technologys Melbourne campus. FIT President Robert King saluted their hard work.

Some 15 students from the Space Coast and surrounding region were part of the Experimental Aircraft Association Young Eagles groups final program.

The South Atlantic Conference announced its 2021-22 Women and Man of the Year Awards on Thursday (July 14). Lenoir-Rhyne's softball Graduate Student Savannah Mo

Researchers in the astrology department have been waiting for the last six months for the images to be released.

Palm Bay-Melbourne-Titusville ranks No. 12 among the USAs 100 largest metropolitan areas based on pedestrian deaths per 100,000 residents from 2016-20.

A three-tiered Friends of FIT Rowing Association pledge campaign could generate $30,000 per team, with endowments covering another $16,500 each.

Mayor Rob Medina had presented the folded flag during the citys Independence Day celebration at Eastern Florida State Colleges Palm Bay campus.

The Little Black Book Drive aims to hand out free books during Juneteenth celebrations across Brevard