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  • A dog that disappeared from Newburgh, New York two years ago was found mid-September in the front yard of an Ocala, Fla. home.
  • The Alachua Conservation Trust and Six Artists-Six Prairies are holding a project-closing event tomorrow at Prairie Creek Lodge off CR 234 near Rochelle,…
  • Cedar Key's 45th annual seafood festival is two weeks away, but the area has been battling an algae bloom known as red tide for almost a month. The bloom is almost impossible to predict, making the fate of the festival uncertain. Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said there is little movement of the red tide patches along the shore of Taylor, Dixie and Levy County.
  • Peaceful Paths, the Hippodrome theater and River Phoenix Center for Peacebuilding partnered for a Unity Day march and rally on Oct. 5.
  • The Florida Department of Corrections partnered with the Florida National Guard to hire veterans and military personnel who are unemployed. These specialty hiring events last all day and are open to all branches in the Florida National Guard and Reserves.
  • A video roundup of local, state and national stories for readers in North Central Florida.
  • Gainesville is continuing a tradition of the 43rd Annual National Hot Rod Assocation's Gatornationals, but this year a milestone is being celebrated.…
  • Alachua Women Build recently finished its seventh home for Habitat for Humanity and will break ground on the eighth home Oct. 15. The seventh house, named the Memorial House, is now home to a single mother and her four children, who moved in over the summer.
  • Florida Quarterback Treon Harris has been accused of a sexual battery, and has been suspended from University Athletic Association activities pending the outcome of the University of Florida Police Department investigation into the allegations.
  • Scheduled to begin in September, North Florida Regional Medical Center will expand its facilities. The project is being funded by corporate money and will…
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