Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 15th of October.
Good morning, Melbourne.
The Sue Bassett Foundation donated $6,000 to support Rigs (therapy dog) on the Melbourne Fire Department's Peer Support Team.
The gift will pay for essential items, such as a ramp and mask, to keep Rigs safe while honoring Sue Bassett’s legacy.
Eastern Florida State College’s Performing and Visual Arts Department will host fall concerts at its Cocoa campus in November, with the Jazz Band, Orchestra and Concert Band performing on Nov.
12, 19 and 20 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets cost $9 online or $10 at the door while students attend free.
Families and adults can enjoy a variety of Halloween events this October at venues like Brevard Zoo, Henegar Center, and downtown Melbourne.
Events include costume contests, interactive experiences, trick-or-treating & pub crawls with festivities scheduled through Oct. 31.
Brevard County shoppers can compare weekly grocery deals from Oct.
14-20 that cut costs on chicken, eggs, produce & household staples at major retailers including Publix, Winn-Dixie, ALDI, and Save A Lot.
Space Coast Business Park is planned to drive job growth in Brevard County with a ($100 million) investment and groundbreaking planned for the first quarter next year.
The park is located north of State Road 528 off Grissom Parkway and provides access to Interstate 95 and key local economic centers.
Three young female manatees rescued in Brevard County arrived at Brevard Zoo for rehabilitation at the East Coast Zoological Foundation Manatee Rehabilitation Center.
They were transferred from Columbus Zoo & Aquarium where they had been cared for since November 2025 and will work toward a planned return to Florida waters.
Florida residents will gain an extra hour of sleep when clocks fall back at 2 a.m. on Nov.
1, with sunrises & sunsets each shifting an hour earlier. In Melbourne, plan ahead as mornings brighten sooner and evenings shorten.
Health First's breast surgeon Dr. Sharon Noori recommended that average-risk women begin annual mammograms at age 40 to catch cancers early for better treatment outcomes.
She added that 3D imaging may reduce false-positives and advised women to consult their healthcare providers for screening details.
Melbourne pet owners have a discount opportunity with Fi's Halloween sale on GPS dog trackers (up to 30% off), which help keep dogs safe during busy trick-or-treat nights.
The devices offer real-time location tracking and health monitoring for quick retrieval if a pet wanders off.
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