Sebastian News

For those anxious to escape winter and head to Florida, there are a bevy of ways to reach the Sunshine State.

Two people were hospitalized after the golf cart they were in was struck by a van in Indian River County on Sunday, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

She taught more than 100 different craft classes in her coastal Connecticut community, but when she experienced unexpected loss, Judy Burgarella decided it was time to pursue her dream of becoming a fine artist.

Earlier this month, officers from the Vero Beach Police Department arrested and charged two men with using counterfeit $100 bills at local restaurants.

SEBASTIAN, Fla. a "A South Florida woman pleaded guilty to collecting her dead mother's federal benefits for six years after her death, all the while the mother's decomposing body remained in the house the two women shared.

It's time for the changing of the guard at the Sebastian Police Department. Police Chief Jim Davis, who has been at the department for nearly eight years, announced his retirement from duty.

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Lincolnville entrepreneur Latisha Simmons has announced the latest WKE talent auditions and casting call from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the Ponce de Leon Mall, U.S. 1 South.

The issue that has people in Indian River County talking was on the agenda. But county administrators asked everyone to keep quiet about it.

The Sebastian Lady party boat out of Capt. Butcher's Marina in Sebastian guided anglers to a banner day of bottom fishing Saturday.

A 46.6-pound dolphin weighed in by Steven Loudermilk's Bottom Knocker team served as the biggest fish and won the dolphin division.

Police Chief Jim Davis is retiring once again from a law enforcement career that has spanned nearly 50 years, but this time he's planning on taking more than a weekend off, according to a report by Scripps-Treasure Coast newspapers.

The Marine Cleanup Initiative, in cooperation with the Treasure Coast Waterways Cleanup and Earth Day Journal is asking for dedicated scuba divers, boat owners, kayakers and other volunteers to help with the underwater and surface clean-up of the Indian River Lagoon during the week of July 18-25, 2009.

'Oxycodone Blues', that's the name Treasure Coast cops are giving their latest bust.

Memorial Day weekend is a time to remember the ultimate sacrifice made by the men and women of our armed services and celebrate the freedom they fought to protect.

A meth lab bust in Indian River County puts two people behind bars and two children in the care of the state.

It's not your typical meet and greet activity, but acquaintances generally grow into something more at the Starlight Palace, an adult arcade room in Sebastian.

Police have filed charges against three people involved in a fight on Lakseshore Drive that sent two of them to the hospital.

Dennis Gilkey, an employee of Paragon Electric Inc. in Fort Pierce, uses a level while reinstalling a street lamp along Indian River Drive at Main Street on Tuesday afternoon.

After years of residents' and downtown merchants' complaints, the drainage problem at King Street and U.S. 1 will finally be fixed, along with two other Florida Department of Transportation projects in St.