With the countdown underway for a highly anticipated rocket launch, crowds are already gathering along Florida’s Space Coast, hoping to secure the best possible view.

Multiple people were injured on Sunday evening when their boat crashed into rocks across from Jetty Park, according to the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office.

Strong storms are moving through Central Florida.

Crowds are expected along Brevard County beaches as NASA and SpaceX are preparing to launch the Crew-10 mission to the International Space Station.

A boat crew with U.S. Coast Guard Station Port Canaveral towed a disabled vessel — a 36-foot center console named "Smells Like Fish" — with five people on board back to Jetty Park.

The heat index continues to soar in the Orlando area.

With rockets frequently launching from Florida's Space Coast, it can be tempting to grab the best view possible to watch them go off.

People who want to view the Artemis rocket launch on the Space Coast may want to check out these spots.

As NASA prepares to launch its mega moon rocket, Brevard County officials are preparing for hundreds of thousands of people heading to the coast for the historic launch and holiday weekend.

A 17-year-old boy suffered a possible shark bite near Jetty Park in Cape Canaveral Monday morning, according to Canaveral Fire Rescue.

Excitement is building as thousands along the Space Coast are gearing up for a rocket launch on Friday that will bring four astronauts to the International Space Station.

A man faces an attempted murder charge after deputies said he shot a woman in the back while on a camping trip with friends at Jetty Park.

People came to Jetty Park to watch the Crew-3 rocket launch on Wednesday night.

SpaceX’s Cargo Dragon spacecraft will eventually make its way back to Kennedy Space Center.

One person was taken to the hospital with “traumatic injuries” Friday morning after a boat ran into the rocks at Jetty Park, according to the Cape Canaveral Fire Department.

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With anticipation building for Friday's launch of four astronauts to the International Space Station, families are making plans along the Space Coast to secure a spot for watching the liftoff.

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. – As SpaceX and NASA prepare to send four astronauts to the International Space Station, News 6 is offering multiple views of the historic launch. Nearly 15 livestreams are available Sunday at ClickOrlando.com/spaceview ahead of the 7:27 p.m. liftoff from Launchpad 39A at Kennedy Space Center. The livestreams include views from Kennedy Space Center, Port Canaveral and Max Brewer Bridge, along with feeds from NASA and SpaceX, and forecast updates from the News 6 weather team every 30 minutes leading up to launch. [SPACE VIEW: Get up to 15 livestreams of the historic SpaceX/NASA launch]Weather officers with the U.S. Space Force are giving Sunday’s window a 50% chance of favorable liftoff conditions. Subscribe to a weekly newsletter to receive the latest in space news directly to your inbox here.

The Canaveral Port Authority has followed suit and begun a phased re-opening of Jetty Park, which will include new guest requirements and new rules for visitors. Jetty Park parking will be open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. Access to Jetty Park beach and fishing pier parking will be limited to current Jetty Park annual passholders only. Officials said anyone planning a trip to Jetty Park should be monitoring their own temperatures and health symptoms before arriving. Jetty Park is known for crowds as one of the Space Coast's most popular places to watch a rocket launch.

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BREVARD COUNTY, Fla. – A kilo of cocaine washed ashore near Jetty Park Monday morning, according to the Brevard County Sheriff’s Office. Recently, it also happened in Cocoa Beach just a few miles away. Around the time of Hurricane Dorian, Cocoa Beach police said kilos of cocaine washed up. The Sheriff’s Office said Monday’s one kilo is worth about $30,000. “It’s a moneymaker for somebody so somebody needs to get the drugs here for consumption, unfortunately,” beachgoer Frank Hendrickson said.