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Brevard County: High-school students lead robot to worldwide tournament

BREVARD - On the basketball court, Bonnie glides toward the hoop and launches the ball at the backboard. It sinks through the net. Without sweating or tiring, she repeats. Her superhuman capabilities can be attributed to her mechanical makeup: Bonnie is a robot. In two weeks, the Bionic Tigers, a group from Cocoa High School and Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy, will take her to St. Louis to compete ...... Full Story >

Indian River County: Walk to educate, support autism research

INDIAN RIVER COUNTY - The leading autism science and advocacy organization will be making strides in Vero Beach next week. Autism Speaks will host the fourth annual "Treasure Coast Walk Now for Autism Speaks" in Riverside Park in Vero Beach on April 21 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. The funds raised at the ev...... Full Story >

Martin County: Residents help tennis prodigy, mother move to area for training opportunities

MARTIN COUNTY - When Aderes "AJ" Staton was 5, he asked his mother, Darlene, to allow him to play in a tennis tournament for 10-year-olds. His brother, Timothy, now 20, was regularly playing and on a path that would eventually see him become part of the men's tennis team at Howard University. AJ convinced his mo...... Full Story >

St. Lucie County: Residents learn to become Master Naturalists

ST. LUCIE COUNTY - Some people want to learn more about the world they live in, and the St. Lucie County Cooperative Extension Office helps them achieve that goal. The Florida master naturalist program is a three-part learning module that teaches residents detailed information about different environments f...... Full Story >

Volusia County: Fire officials worry about chance of devastating wildfire season

VOLUSIA COUNTY - Deputy Chief Jeff B. Smith is wistfully hoping a tropical storm might come through the county - things are that dry. The Volusia County Fire Services deputy chief said he can clearly remember the last time there were fire conditions this hazardous. "Oh, '98," Mr. Smith said. "Really. It's as bad as '98. That's the benchmark in (a local firefighter's) life. That's a turning point. ...... Full Story >

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