James Sparvero

2 days ago | clickorlando.com | James Sparvero

BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. - A new shooting is reminding some of previous violence in downtown Melbourne that resulted in some choosing to stay away from businesses, and the city adding its own cameras. A man was killed on the dance floor of a bar in 2022, and the following year, more people were seen on business surveillance running away as fast as they could after gunshots in the street.

5 days ago | clickorlando.com | Brenda Argueta |James Sparvero

VIERA, Fla. - A missing 4-year-old boy with autism was found dead Friday morning in a body of water at an apartment complex, according to the Brevard County Sheriff's Office. The sheriff's office said the boy was reported missing around 8:30 a.m.The child was found nearly an hour later in a body of water at Mission Bay Apartments near Murrell Road and Viera Boulevard.

6 days ago | clickorlando.com | James Sparvero

PALM BAY, Fla. - Families who want a fence between a new playground and a big pond could be getting results. A week ago, a parent at Fred Poppe Regional Park talked to News 6 reporter James Sparvero about her fears of children getting hurt. The playground was also designed for special needs children. Sparvero asked the city for its response to those concerns, and this week, received the statement below from public information officer Christina Born.

1 week ago | clickorlando.com | James Sparvero

BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. - A day after a former teacher was found guilty of being drunk and disorderly at an underage house party, the attention now shifts to prosecuting the former principal of Roosevelt Elementary. On Tuesday, Karly Anderson was convicted of her two misdemeanor charges and sentenced to probation, but Cocoa Beach police said Elizabeth Hill-Brodigan was the one who hosted the 100 drinking students.

1 week ago | clickorlando.com | James Sparvero

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Like it or not, it's that time of year again when large clumps of seaweed start washing up on the beach. Even if you think it stinks, the sargassum is natural, and that's just one of the reasons why Brevard County doesn't pick it up. A Facebook post by the city of Cape Canaveral about the seaweed returning explains more, and one comment reads that you can tell who's from here and who's not, based on whether they're complaining.