Piper, a miniature pony, died Monday morning following an attack by three pit bulls on Sunday. The pony was a rehabilitation horse at Fire and Ice horse rescue in Fort White, Fla.
Read More »Charges Against 11-Year-Old For Brother’s Death Dropped
Charges against an 11-year-old girl for the shooting death have been dropped by State Attorney Jeff Siegmeister. Her 15-year-old sister, who police say shot and killed their 16-year-old brother, could still be charged. The girls' parents are also being investigated.
Read More »Columbia County Sisters Held In Brother’s Killing To Be Charged As Juveniles
Third Circuit State of Attorney Jeff Siegmeister said he will not charge the two Columbia County teenage girls as adults in the slaying of their 16-year-old brother after reviewing their histories in an abusive home.
Read More »Columbia County Teens Held In Brother’s Murder Case
Two sisters are being held in a detention center in Florida after they shot and kill their 16-year-old brother in Columbia County.
Read More »Alachua County Second In Florida To Launch Text-to-911
Alachua County is the second county in Florida to provide a text-to-911 service. Text-to-911, which launched Nov. 3, allows emergency services to locate and assist individuals in need by routing their message to the appropriate 911 center. Senders receive bounce-back messages if a text does not go through.
Read More »Crime Down in Many North Central Florida Counties, According to FDLE Report
Florida Department of Law Enforcement releases the 2013 Annual Unified Crime Report, which indicates a drop in crime in many North Central Florida counties.
Read More »Hoax 911 Call Causes Lockdown at Columbia High School
A lockdown at Columbia High School occurred after a hoax 911 call was received stating another student brought a weapon to the school.
Read More »Senators Propose Bill To Protect Florida Springs
Floridian water resources are contaminated and overused everyday. A new bill will propose to save the quality of water and its usage in Florida.
Read More »Schools Prepare to Bid Farewell to the FCAT
Students in Florida public schools will take the FCAT this spring despite earlier plans to phase out that test in favor of one that measures the new Common Core curriculum, which some districts have already implemented.
Read More »Lake City Shooting Suspect Turns Herself In
A woman was suspected of pistol whipping and shooting her husband before disappearing Monday night has turned herself in late Wednesday.
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