A lab with hundreds of crates of supplies was being used near Dunnellon to make K2.
Read More »April 3, 2013: Morning News in 90
A video round-up of local, state and national stories for readers in North Central Florida.
Read More »Country musician David Allen Coe recovering after crash in Ocala, cancels shows in Louisville, Ky., and Scheller, Ill.
A Texas country musician crashed an SUV into a semi-trailer in Ocala early Tuesday morning and has cancelled shows in Louisville, Ken., and Scheller, Ill.
Read More »Skeletal remains found in Ocala
A skeleton was discovered in a tent in Ocala Sunday night. The remains give no indication as to what happened, authorities said.
Read More »Bondi promises to continue fighting synthetic drugs
Attorney General Pam Bondi announced that she will continue her efforts in fighting synthetic drug creation and abuse. The drugs can cause complications in young adults, who are the most prominent users.
Read More »Missing Ocala boy found
Six days after he was reported missing, an Ocala child was found safe Thursday in a grandparent's care in Volusia County.
Read More »Local law enforcement takes measures to ensure Halloween safety
Local law enforcement agencies aim to make sure everyone has a safe and fun Halloween experience.
Read More »Biden event Wednesday causes road, park closures in Ocala
A scheduled visit by Vice President Joe Biden to Ocala on Wednesday has prompted officials to announce some closures of parks, venues and roads in preparation of his 3 p.m. visit. The vice president is scheduled to speak at an outdoor event at Tuscawilla Park. The Discovery Science Center and …
Read More »Ocala Police looking for Goodwill caper
The Ocala Police Department is looking for a woman accused of stealing clothes from an outdoor Goodwill drop off area in southwest Ocala.
Read More »Ocala public policy program, Phoenix Rising, recognized by Harvard’s Kennedy School
Ocala's Phoenix Rising program was recognized as a "Bright Idea" by Harvard's Kennedy School. It helps young adults get back into society.
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