Thousands protested President Trump in Cocoa, Florida, as part of the nationwide "No Kings Day" protests. The Brevard County Sheriff's recent comments about killing violent protesters sparked ...

Jacob Alexander Devan of Ashburn, Virginia, was booked into the Brevard County Jail Complex about 5 p.m. June 25, and charged with written, electronic threat to kill, harm another aggravated assault, ...

There were the warnings from the governor and from Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey. But aside from a few people falling prey to the heat and some passers-by flashing obscene hand gestures ...

Last weekend, there were many "No Kings Day" protests held around the country including here in Brevard County. And, it was no surprise that protests in Palm Bay and Cocoa took place without violence.

Stephen Marley concert, Science Sunday and free nature tours top our list of fun things to do on the Space Coast this weekend ...

Brevard sheriff's agents report that the man threatened Sheriff Wayne Ivey and his family in online comments.

Brevard County Sheriff issues stark warning to violent protesters as Florida officials prepare for nationwide "No Kings" demonstrations coinciding with Trump's birthday ...

This one seems like a no-brainer for me, but then again ... I absolutely agree with what Sheriff Ivey communicated to our Community. The reason Brevard County, for the most part does not have riots ...

Man suspected of threatening Brevard Sheriff Wayne Ivey cannot have contact with Ivey or use social media, and must stay with his mother.

More than 8,500 people attend No Kings events in Gurnee, Highland Park and Buffalo Grove.

Brevard County’s top cop has delivered a chilling threat ahead of nationwide ‘No Kings’ rallies.

Cocoa Police responded to the scene of vehicle crash near King St. and State Road 520 that resulted in one person being transported to the hospital late Friday afternoon.