Blue Origin launched its first commercial payload this morning from Cape Canaveral. Liftoff was at 7:25 am EDT, into hazy, partly sunny skies. Today’s launch was the first commercial payload for New Glenn, the first time it has reused a booster, and the second time it has successfully landed a booster aboard Blue Origin’s drone…
LC-36 is Blue Origin’s home on the Space Coast, sitting on the south end of Cape Canaveral Space Force Station where Atlas and Titan rockets once flew. Because it’s considerably further south than SLC-40 and SLC-41, the best place to watch the launch shifts. Places that are great for LC-39A and 39B aren’t as good…
Blue Origin has set Sunday, April 19, as the target date for the third flight of its New Glenn rocket. The mission will push the program into a new phase by reusing the same first-stage booster that made history last November as the company’s first successful orbital-class landing. The launch from Launch Complex 36 at…
While the world’s attention remains fixed on Artemis II and the crew that just returned from a lunar mission, the next chapter of the Moon program is quietly taking shape inside clean rooms in Houston. Axiom Space confirmed to Talk of Titusville on March 31 that it has entered production on the first Axiom Extravehicular…
All Points Logistics, the service-disabled veteran-owned small business headquartered in Titusville, has signed an exclusive agreement with NASA to lease 64 acres at Kennedy Space Center for a privately financed, multi-user spacecraft processing and logistics complex. The new complex will be built along Schwarz Road near State Road 3, roughly a mile south of the…
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NASA and Voyager Technologies signed an order Wednesday for the seventh private astronaut mission to the International Space Station, targeted to launch no earlier than 2028. The mission, designated VOYG-1, is Voyager’s first private astronaut mission and carries a crew of four to the orbiting outpost for up to 14 days. “This award reflects decades…
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Bloomberg is reporting that Amazon is in advanced talks to acquire satellite operator Globalstar in a deal that would significantly boost the tech giant’s efforts to build out its own satellite broadband network. A deal could be announced as soon as Tuesday, according to people familiar with the matter, though a final agreement has not…
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After the Artemis II crew splashed down Friday, NASA and Kennedy Space Center are already looking ahead. Hardware for Artemis III — the mission NASA has redesigned as a critical crewed rendezvous-and-docking demonstration in low Earth orbit — is converging here on the Space Coast from facilities across the country, and the pace is picking…
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The weekend started off with a roar and a boom this morning, as SpaceX launched Falcon 9 carrying the NG-24 mission for Northrup Grumman from Space Launch Complex 40 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station today. Liftoff was at 7:41 AM, and the booster returned to land a couple hundred meters away from where it…
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Artemis II ended successfully early this evening, as Orion ‘Integrity’ splashed down safely in the Pacific Ocean at 8:07:40 PM EDT. This completed the first crewed lunar mission since Apollo 17 in 1972. The crew set new records, including the farthest traveled from Earth. Recovery teams aboard the USS John P. Murtha (LPD-26) moved quickly…
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All good things come to end, they say, and the historic mission of Artemis II will do just that later today when the Orion ‘Integrity’ capsule splashes down in the Pacific Ocean near San Diego. Re-entry is not as simple as falling back to Earth, and any high-speed descent through the atmosphere is one of…
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Blue Origin has filed a Notice of Proposed Construction or Alteration with the Federal Aviation Administration, signaling plans to build a second launch pad infrastructure at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station. The filing outlines plans to construct a 500-foot Launch Umbilical Tower at Space Launch Complex 36B/11, along with a 600-foot Lightning Protection System tower…
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The City of Titusville launched a new website and phone hotline Thursday to allow residents and employees to report suspected government waste, fraud, and abuse.
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The Titusville City Council is set to convene on Tuesday, March 24, 2026, to vote on a sweeping agenda that includes aligning local land use regulations with the state’s updated Live Local Act, establishing new guidelines for public meeting decorum, and greenlighting expansive Independence Day celebrations.
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The meeting agenda features the review of a sweeping new affordable housing ordinance designed to bring the city into compliance with mandatory Florida state law.
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This maintenance period, also known as a free chlorine conversion, is scheduled to take place from April 4 through May 1, 2026. During this time, the city will suspend the addition of ammonia to the water supply while maintaining standard chlorine residuals.
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The federal grand jury indictment, announced Monday by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of Florida, alleges that the teen killed Anna Kepner while traveling on the Carnival Horizon in November 2025.
At this time, the identity of the deceased, the cause of death, and the circumstances surrounding the discovery have not been disclosed.
A 55-year-old Titusville man was arrested on Wednesday on ten felony counts of possessing material depicting sexual conduct by a child after investigators discovered hundreds of illicit images on his personal computer.
At a nondescript warehouse in Titusville, Florida law enforcement officials announced a massive, multi-county crackdown on illegal gambling operations Friday, resulting in the seizure of over 500 gaming machines and nearly $200,000 in cash.
Whether it is closing on a new home, finalizing legal documents, or celebrating a marriage, these milestones require a steady hand and a trusted professional.
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Little Fish Daycare, which officially opened its doors in October 2025, is a faith-based, licensed, and insured in-home daycare. It’s dedicated to providing a safe, nurturing, and play-filled environment where children feel like part of the family.
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Owned by Mindy Elfand, Black Cat Coffee was born from a simple love for fresh coffee, a passion that began with roasting beans back in 2014.
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In the charming heart of Historic Downtown Titusville, a new boutique is now open. Sunflower Moon Boudoir is offering a blend of whimsy, style, and heartfelt connection.
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A 25-year-old Titusville man died early Thursday morning after his vehicle overturned into a canal off Blackpoint Wildlife Drive, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
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The Titusville City Council convenes tonight to tackle a packed agenda featuring critical decisions on local traffic laws, recovery housing, major infrastructure investments, and community improvements.
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Titusville Police have identified John Lee Brown, 34, as the man found in the Indian River and report that preliminary autopsy findings indicate an accidental drowning. Investigators are awaiting toxicology results and offer their deepest condolences to the family during this time.
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Good news, Space Coast: the meteorologists at Colorado State University say the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season should be relatively quiet. With an El Niño developing in the Pacific, conditions for storm formation are forecast to be less favorable, leading to fewer storms. The bad news is that they’ve been wrong before. They know it, and…
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Supervisor of Elections Tim Bobanic announced the vacancy this week, noting that an election will be held later this year to determine who will serve the remainder of Delaney’s term through November 2028.
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While the restrictions have been removed, the Board of County Commissioners, along with Brevard County Fire Rescue, Emergency Management, and the Division of Forestry, emphasized that the danger has not entirely vanished.
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District 1 Commissioner Katie Delaney announced her resignation Tuesday night, citing a “life-changing opportunity” that will take her and her family out of state.
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Yesterday was a historic day, with new records set by Artemis II, and mankind’s return to cislunar space in six decades. The crew has been busy photographing the Moon, the Earth and other celestial bodies as well, and overnight last night, the first high-resolution photos were downloaded. To see the full gallery of photos, visit…
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Now five days into its historic journey, Artemis II is closing in on the Moon and preparing for Monday’s long-awaited lunar flyby. That will be the first time humans have traveled to the far side of the Moon since Apollo 17 in 1972. The crew began Flight Day 5 Sunday morning with the mission’s first…
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Three days into the first crewed journey to the Moon in more than half a century, the Artemis II crew is healthy, busy, and sending back photographs that are already stopping people in their tracks. As of Thursday’s mission status briefing, Orion had passed the 100,000-mile mark and had roughly 150,000 miles left to travel…
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Two days after the historic Artemis II launch, young space enthusiast Hilt Boling returned to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex on Friday for a private encounter with a veteran astronaut and a behind-the-scenes look at the future of lunar exploration.
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Wednesday evening’s liftoff of SLS and Artemis II from Launch Complex 39B at Kennedy Space Center was the kind of moment the Space Coast was made for. NASA’s Space Launch System cleared the tower at 6:35 PM. EDT, lighting up the skies over 400,000 visiting spectators and illuminating the region as it sent Commander Reid…
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For the first time in more than half a century, a crewed lunar mission is underway. NASA’s SLS rocket lifted off from Launch Complex 39B at Kennedy Space Center at 6:35 PM Wednesday, carrying four astronauts on a 10-day free-return trajectory around the Moon and back. This is the first crewed mission beyond low Earth…
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The Space Launch System rocket carrying the four-person Artemis II crew will lift off from Kennedy Space Center’s Launch Complex 39B no earlier than Wednesday at 6:24 PM. EDT, and for the hundreds of thousands of spectators expected to line the Indian River waterfront and surrounding parks, knowing what to watch for — and when…
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The Artemis II mission will mark humanity’s return to lunar exploration with a crewed spacecraft for the first time since Apollo 17 in December 1972. NASA’s Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft will carry astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen on an approximately 10-day journey around…
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All was eerily quiet at Launch Complex 39B this morning. There was no hubub of last minute activity to prepare SLS or its ground support hardware for what’s planned to come this week: a launch window that opens late in the day April 1st and a start to the first translunar journey undertaken by humans…
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The Florida Department of Transportation announced the closures will affect the Cheney Highway (State Road 50) and Garden Street (State Road 406) interchanges. Work is scheduled to run through April 7.
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With an estimated 400,000 visitors expected to converge on the Space Coast for the Artemis II launch next week, Brevard County’s Emergency Management office has released its post-launch traffic flow plan, outlining how law enforcement will manage the exodus from viewing areas once the Space Launch System rocket has lifted off and begun its journey…
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As NASA’s “Ignition” event Tuesday put fresh momentum behind an accelerated return to the Moon, one of the most consequential aspects of the agency’s new architecture is what comes after Artemis V: a deliberate handoff from NASA’s legacy rocket and capsule to commercial providers, with no guarantee SLS or Orion will ever fly again. “NASA is committed…
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