Satellite Beach News

Looking at this lush, green lawn amid many lush, green lawns in Satellite Beach, with its queen, Christmas, silver Bismarck and other palms, you would not think anyone in this house was a plant killer.

The alligator's unexpected presence sparked tourist attention, and many were quite excited about its appearance.

A total of two local Brevard County area school teachers have been selected to attend the 2009 Boeing Educators to Space Camp program held July 6-10 in Huntsville, Ala.

Image of an Alligator taken Tuesday morning in the ocean between Grant Ave and Paradise Beach Club in Satellite Beach.

A tornado warning was issued for Brevard County beachside communites has expired.

Two decades ago, Satellite Beach resident Angela Billings was the Florida liaison for ticket sales and publicity during Michael Jackson's Victory Tour.

For the third time in one week, alligators and a crocodile have made their presence known on Brevard County beaches.

For the third time in a week, wildlife officers are investigating whether an American crocodile might be lurking among the dunes along Brevard County's shoreline.

Without much acclaim or fanfare, Liam Perdue has become a favorite of teachers and classmates at DeLaura Middle School in Satellite Beach.

Satellite Beach plans to map the city's vulnerability to long-term sea-level rise through a $25,000 federal grant.

The evidence couldn't be clearer: Justice was repeatedly denied by the State Attorney's Office in Brevard County in the early 1980s, including frequent use of fraudulent dog handler John Preston, now deceased, who helped the state convict dozens of people.

A 30-year-old Satellite Beach man who police said beat a woman with a rock and forced her to have sex after an altercation, remains jailed today on a no bail status.

The photograph shows Tyler Farnham gleefully leaping backward out of the plane's jump door.

Public works officials have lifted a boil water notice affected residents along Ocean Street and State Road A1A.

A fundraiser has been scheduled for a 26-year-old Satellite Beach man who was nearly killed when his parachute malfunctioned during a skydive this April.

The story of William Dillon is a nightmare of injustice. The Satellite Beach man spent 27 years in prison for a murder he didn't commit and was released last year when new DNA evidence finally proved his innocence.

Three grants awarded to the Satellite Beach Fire Department will support a fall prevention program and buy an ATV, a personal watercraft and an electronic device to use on cardiac patients.

Published: Friday, June 5, 2009 at 10:37 p.m. Last Modified: Friday, June 5, 2009 at 10:37 p.m. Andrea Henricks brought home one of the top high school athletics honors in Florida on Thursday night.

Peace. Where do you find it? If you don't have to leave home, you're lucky. A personal space in the house, no matter how big or small, can provide the escape you need after a long day or any stressful situation.

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