House fire claims life of Palm Shores resident
Flames were seen burning through the home in the 1800 block of Elm Drive, just north of Melbourne, at about 5 p.m. Saturday.
Hosted on MSN26d
Brevard County firefighters push for pay increase to stay 'competitive, comparable' with neighboring counties
"If we don’t have people to fill our fire stations, it doesn’t matter how pretty our buildings are," she said. Some information for this story was provided by Brevard County Professional ...
Florida Today25d
'Mass exodus is coming:' Brevard firefighters push county on pay issues, turnover
"The constant ebb of employees leaves the remaining ones confused," District chief Ryan Barrack said, referring to more than 100 firefighters who have left Brevard County Fire Rescue over the ...
News 6 WKMG8d
Four-wheeler catches fire, spreads to Brevard County home
A fire erupted at a residence on Carrick Road in Port St. John on the afternoon of Dec. 20, causing significant interior damage but no reported injuries.
Space Coast Daily5d
Firefighters Battle Brush Fire Near Cheney Highway in Titusville
The Titusville Fire Department, with assistance from Brevard County Fire Rescue and Florida Forest Service, is currently on the scene of a bush fire near the 3000 block of Cheney Highway.
WESH26d
Brevard County deputy shoots, kills man sheriff says raised gun at officials during disturbance call
Brevard County deputies were able to make contact with ... When he raised his weapons at the deputies, the sheriff said a deputy was forced to fire. The man was later pronounced dead at a nearby ...
News 131mon
Brevard firefighters at impasse with county over pay
ROCKLEDGE, Fla. — Brevard County firefighters say they are still in a stalemate with the county over pay. According to information from Brevard Fire Rescue, nearly 100 firefighters them left ...
Space Coast Daily4d
Brevard County Fire Rescue Lieutenant Fergus Kelly Earns State of Florida’s Top Hazardous Material Responder
Brevard County Fire Rescue is celebrating a significant achievement as Lieutenant Fergus Kelly has been recognized as the State of Florida’s Top Hazardous Material Responder for 2024.