Page 17 - Patrick Space Force News Today

This was the coldest Christmas in Melbourne since 1995, when Americas top-rated television shows were NBCs "ER," "Seinfeld" and "Friends."

The viral term Florida man has become synonymous with the most outrageous crimes to be committed in the Sunshine State - but this years list of whackiest offenses include a handful of women.

A 16 mph northwest wind generated a wind chill index of only 26 degrees at the start of Surfing Santas, a fundraiser now in its 14th year.

After a COVID-related hiatus, dozens of scouts from across Central Florida were given the opportunity once again for a sneak peek behind the secretive doors of AFTAC, the Air Force group that monitors the world's nuclear activity from facilities located within Brevard County's Patrick Space Force Base.

For a decade now Air Force Technical Applications Center volunteers have been opening up the facility’s doors to troops with Scouts BSA seeking the hard-to-get Nuclear Science merit badge.

A croc wound up in Brevard County. Its not unheard of but well north of where folks are accustomed to. Maybe its too close for some along the beach.

On December 5, 1945, a group of American strike aircraft on patrol off the Atlantic coast disappeared under mysterious circumstances. The US Navy has never reported evidence of their fate, but that hasn't stopped a legion of theorists from...

Zero-trust effort slated to begin next May will add enhanced digital security to Air Force networks.

There will be a large contingent of aerospace, defense and space companies represented at the job fair, as well as local government entities.

Hurricane Ian was one of the biggest storms of the year. Officially a Category 4 hurricane by the time it reached its peak, it originated in the Atlantic...