Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 12th of April.
Good morning, Palm Bay.
Port Canaveral was officially dedicated on November 4th—marking the end of long community efforts to build a deepwater port that boosted local commerce and business.
The celebration honored the port’s historic name and its role as a key hub in the region.
A Brevard County teacher, Melissa Calhoun, lost her job after using a student's preferred name without parental consent as required by state law—this decision led to protests by students at Satellite High School.
State officials may review her teaching record while education leaders warn that the ruling could affect how teachers support their students.
Governor Ron DeSantis addressed Florida’s condo crisis today by saying new law changes have raised fees and forced many seniors from their homes — he supports Senator Jennifer Bradley’s plan as a balanced solution over the House proposal that favors developers.
Lawmakers will continue to work on the proposal in the ongoing legislative session.
Fourth grader Vivian Sleeth of Viera Elementary in Rockledge was diagnosed with DIPG—a rare and aggressive brain cancer—in 2022 and recently showed her strength by accepting a supportive hug from her teacher.
She says she wants to be a normal kid and attends school when she feels well, inspiring community support.
Florida farmers supply fresh produce and seafood all year, and Fresh From Florida shared a recipe for red snapper and charred avocado that uses local citrus and herbs—home cooks can enjoy a dish that highlights Florida's seasonal bounty.
Dueling Pianos Show
8-11 p.m. — Copper Chimney Grill and Bar — Entry fee unknown — Experience the best dueling piano show in Brevard County with Randy & Jay.
Friendly's Thursday Night Car Show
5-8 p.m. — Friendly's — Free entry — Show off classic rides and mingle with fellow car enthusiasts at this local car show.
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