Britt Kennerly

1 week ago | floridatoday.com | Britt Kennerly

Orlando Health Melbourne Hospital went on emergency water protocols Friday afternoon following the discovery of E. coli bacteria in a routine water sample taken in Indian Harbour Beach on April 10. Melbourne water customers of the Pineda Causeway, including the city of Melbourne, are under a boil water advisory as a result, according to an email from Cheryl Mall, Melbourne public information officer.

2 weeks ago | floridatoday.com | Britt Kennerly

Britt KennerlyReviewer Lyn Dowling says of El Tesoro: "The complaint through the years about restaurants in Viera is that the majority are chains and the food is formulaic. This isn’t."Lyn Dowling For FLORIDA TODAYEl Tesoro Cocina Mexicana at 8290 N. Wickham Road in Viera is a bright, immaculate, cheerful Tex-Mex restaurant with fine fare that’s anything but formulaic.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Britt Kennerly

This is Me. Human Rights for All. Jesus is an Ally. We Won't Go Back. Those were just a few of the messages — spoken, on signs or on T-shirts — shared Sunday by a crowd of around 250 gathered at Eau Gallie Square Park for a Transgender Day of Visibility event organized by Space Coast Pride. The rally, with music, speakers, resources and a march across Eau Gallie Causeway, is one of many being held nationwide to mark International Transgender Day of Visibility, marked on March 31 since 2010.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Britt Kennerly

When you live on the Space Coast and can see a launch from the yard or driveway, watching a rocket rise can seem as everyday as rolling out the recycle bin. It can be easy to forget, with the number of launches witnessed here, just how special that experience can be for many, like first-timers and tourists who plan trips to Brevard County around launches and to visit Kennedy Space Center.

4 weeks ago | floridatoday.com | Britt Kennerly

Britt KennerlyRaquel Santana, left, meets Junny the bloodhound and his handler, Deputy Fred Mendiola of the Brevard County Sheriff's Office, after a swearing-in ceremony for the dog in May 2014 in Titusville. SCOTT GUNNERSON/FLORIDA TODAYCommander Junny, pictured with Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey, was named the state's top law enforcement dog in a 2022 March Madness contest put on by the Florida Sheriffs Association.