Good morning, Palm Bay.

An American crocodile that has been relocated several times in Brevard County returned to Indian Harbour Beach—reportedly killing a dog near South Patrick Drive, and Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officers are monitoring the area.

SpaceX’s Starlink celebrated five years of service in Brevard County and now serves more than seven million customers worldwide—marking its growth from its first paying customer to a global network that will soon see gigabit speeds in upgrades planned for 2026.

The company said its Starlink Performance Kit offers fast, reliable internet for users in remote and harsh conditions.

Brevard Public Schools launched Resiliency Reads to help sixth-graders learn to turn hard times into strength using lessons from The Coffee Bean book.

Over 1,500 students joined a live session on Oct 20 and Health First (donating $104,000) will support future classroom discussions to build resilience.

Northern Brevard County experienced heavy flooding after an Oct.

26 storm that damaged roads and left debris in its wake — local crews began assessing the cleanup. Officials said further updates will be provided as work progresses.

Titusville resident Shelby Baumberger captured footage in American Village from a Sunday storm that caused rising floodwater in north Brevard County.

City officials are assessing the situation for potential damage.

Students and community members joined the 'A Day in the Life of the Indian River Lagoon' project to measure water quality and ecosystem health at sites including Rickman Park — where Florida Tech experts helped guide the data collection efforts.

The citizen science initiative, now in its seventh year, brings together local schools and scientists to raise awareness about the lagoon's environmental challenges and stressors.

The 16th Annual Landscaping with Florida Natives Tour will take place on November 9 in Melbourne and Palm Bay from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., showcasing native plant displays, Plein Air art, and free plant giveaways at select homes.

Organizers recommend planning about one hour per stop as nonprofits join the event and Native Butterfly Flowers offers a 20% discount—ticket prices are $15 online and $20 on site.

Three Brevard County high school volleyball teams have advanced to FHSAA regional finals this week + each is playing in a different classification.

Merritt Island will host Santa Fe on Wednesday + Holy Trinity and Brevard HEAT will compete today at 6 p.m. and 7 p.m. respectively.

Game On! Riverfront Triathlon

6:45-10:45 a.m. — Cocoa Riverfront Park — Participate in thrilling aquabike races amidst beautiful scenery.

Childbirth Education Class Palm Bay 2025 – Platinum Series

6:30-8:30 p.m. — The Healthy Family Chiropractic — $145 per couple — Engage in a comprehensive three-part childbirth prep series designed for busy families.

Drive-In Movie Family Fun Night

6-10 p.m. — Space Coast Harley-Davidson — Free for everyone — Experience a nostalgic drive-in movie with fun activities, food trucks, and a family-friendly atmosphere.

Riviera Key Community Garage Sale

1 p.m. — Pace Dr/ Jupiter Blvd (SW Corner) — Free entry — Discover hidden treasures and great bargains at the neighborhood garage sale.