Quan McWil
Quan is a reporter at WUFT News who can be reached by emailing news@wuft.org or calling 352-392-6397.
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Humphrey, who fit a vague FBI profile of the killer, was never charged with murder but the damage to his reputation had been done.
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Gainesville Fire Rescue has taken up several measures to minimize the impact of trauma, through peer support counseling and new training programs discussing work-related stress and PTSD with firefighters and new recruits.
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Incumbent U.S. Rep. Ted Yoho, R-Gainesville, announced his retirement earlier this week.
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Ocala dramatically blocked its newly elected councilman from taking office Tuesday night over a 33-year-old felony cocaine conviction. The case is believed to be the first time a Florida politician has been disqualified after an election because of serious crimes.
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Councilman-elect, Tyrone E. Oliver, 63, acknowledged that he had been charged with drug felonies in 1986 but said the cases had been "handled."
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The 167 RTS-involved lawsuits and insurance claims have been filed against the city since fiscal year 2014, costing the city about $1 million in settlements and legal fees.
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On Feb. 6, 1968, Hammett Bowen Junior left Ocala to enlist in the U.S. Army and fight in the Vietnam War.
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The defense is preparing for a sentencing hearing before Judge William Davis next month.
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Michael Reuschel testified for six hours on Tuesday about the February 2018 stabbing of his wife for which he stands trial.
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Judge William Davis said the court will hold jury conference on Tuesday, with closing to follow on Wednesday.