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Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Quinyon Mitchell returned to his hometown Saturday to host his annual youth football camp, giving local children the opportunity to learn the game from a player who grew up in their community.
The FWC has launched an investigation after a video on TikTok showing women touching an alligator at Silver Springs State Park in Marion County went viral
A man from Pennsylvania was indicted by a federal grand jury for attempted sexual exploitation of a minor.
A Gainesville man has pleaded guilty in federal court to two counts of production of child pornography.
Gainesville is celebrating summer with a mango-themed event Saturday, even as a University of Florida specialist says this year’s mango season was shorter and less productive than usual due to weather-related setbacks.
One lane on Interstate 10 in Suwannee County was closed Monday morning after a dump truck crashed into an overpass
A former captain at a state prison in Starke is facing domestic battery and false imprisonment charges
Dorangelys Maldonado, who serves as both an Ocala police officer and a U.S. Army sergeant, was greeted by colleagues, supervisors, and department leadership.
An Alachua County Sheriff’s Office detective is speaking out about the emotional weight of investigating child abuse cases.
Officers have now arrested a man accused of intentionally setting his grandfather’s home on fire in Ocala earlier this month
Free meals are continuing at 23 local schools designated as federal Community Eligibility Provision sites.
Marion County firefighters responded to a mobile home fire along Southeast 87th Street on Sunday afternoon.
The Santa Fe midfielder's header leads the Raiders to the Class 3A State Tourney.
Law enforcement agencies across North Central Florida began increased patrols Monday on interstates and state...
Sheriff Gator Deloach and his employees are mourning sergeant Clifford Nelson, who was the first black deputy in the county.
