From markets to festivals to drive-through displays, the options are endless when it comes to holiday fun.

A man waiting for a ride-hailing service in Cocoa Village was stabbed by a suspect who was later found hiding under a bridge, according to the Cocoa Police Department.

I received an email from a viewer asking why traffic is so bad in an area that is not designed to have crazy traffic. I’m talking about the area of the Cocoa Village. Join me as we check out the area and what it has to offer.

Whether you’re in the mood for concerts, festivals or live theater, there are plenty of choices across Brevard County.

If you love arts and crafts, animals and mimosas, Arts & Paws with a Sip is the place to be on Saturday, July 22.

Historic Cocoa Village Main Street has announced the next installment of its Sip & Stroll series: Christmas in July.

Hurricane Ian’s damage extended to Florida’s waterways, with boats displaced, damaged or even sunken by the storm.

The Rockledge Public Works Department Monday removed a bench on the Indian River that workers said was in danger of falling into the water.

A sailboat was found up against the seawall on Riverside Drive in Cocoa Village. The small sailboat with a long mast was found at an angle up against the wall.

A smoke-snorting metal bull stands guard out front. A Visit Florida postcard-inspired mural by artist Cody Monahan graces the north-facing side of the building.

A week into the soft opening of Tin Whiskey Southern Kitchen & Still in Cocoa Village, and owner Stevie Whittaker still feels dazed.

As of Monday, when Florida bars were allowed to reopen at 50% capacity, the George & Dragon English Tavern has its liquor license and customers started to return. Co-owner Richard Lemon said it was a great feeling that he knew was coming and his bar was ready. While the Cocoa Village bar was closed, the owners estimate they lost as much as $80,000. In August, Richard Lemon said even when he’d be allowed to reopen, the bar would not withdraw its lawsuit. “We wanted to drop the lawsuit, after all, just because we want to put everything behind us and move forward with business,” Richard Lemon said.

Lovebugs were out in full force last week, especially for a Florida family which can be seen running and screaming to their car through a swarm of the pesky bugs.