
Meet Molly, an 8-year-old pup with a gentle heart and playful spirit, available for adoption at Marion County Animal Services. After losing her owner earlier this year, Molly is searching for a new home where she can share cuddles, zoomies, and her pumpkin spice personality — sweet, spicy, and everything nice.

HCA Florida Ocala Hospital has been named a Center of Excellence by GO2 for Lung Cancer, highlighting its leadership in early lung cancer detection, biomarker testing, and personalized treatment. This designation reinforces the hospital’s commitment to delivering top-tier, life-saving care to patients in Ocala and surrounding communities.

Readiness begins long before a storm appears in the forecast. The City of Belleview staff recently completed FEMA-led Hurricane Awareness training to boost emergency preparedness ahead of peak storm season. Officials stress the importance of early preparation and staying informed.

The Belleview Police Department has promoted Michael Miley to the rank of Lieutenant.

The Marion County Board of County Commissioners approved the East Lake-Woodmar Road Improvement Project. A public hearing was held regarding the project Aug. 6, 2025.

Government entities and agencies combined their collective effort to get the word out about stopping on red and preventing accidents.

Marion County students head back to school on Monday, August 11, and parents are gearing up for a smooth start. From orientation schedules and bell times to transportation info and afterschool care, here’s everything families need to know for the first day of school in Ocala.

The Ocala City Council discussed the rail line, the recent derailments, and is it necessary for the city’s future?

During a city council meeting in Ocala, four bystanders were recognized for their life-saving response to a cardiac arrest at a local fitness center. Their quick use of an AED and CPR exemplifies the importance of emergency readiness.

Marion County and Alachua County public schools begin adjusting phone policies to adhere to House Bill 1105 banning phones in elementary and middle schools while limiting high school use.