Community
1 year ago
WEEKEND TOP PICKS: Drive into fun this weekend with local entertainment | PHOTOS

Our weekend top picks will have the perfect events for you to escape the hustle of the week.

Local
1 year ago
8:30 AM Update: All I-75 SB lanes in Marion County are open

Traffic is now moving freely on I-75 SB near State Road 200. It was a mess for roughly 18 hours.

Community
1 year ago
Bright, new playground equipment coming to Lady Lake’s Pyramid Park

When the equipment is installed, the playground will be closed for about two weeks.

Community
1 year ago
Ocala Chick-fil-A owner shares his unconventional path and the secret to the quick-serve franchise’s success

Ocala Chick-fil-A owner Jeromy Williams transition from teaching to business owner serves as inspiration to aspiring entrepreneurs.

Local
1 year ago
Van crashes, kills 2 and injures 3 on I-75 in Marion County

Troopers say the 49-year-old driver of the van and a teenage boy died in the crash.

Local
1 year ago
REMINDER: Gainesville commissioner to hold virtual town hall meeting tonight to address RTS bus future questions | POLL

The city says a proposed reduction in funding by the University of Florida starting July 1, would impact bus service on campus as well as on additional routes serving the community.

Local
1 year ago
BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: Operations have returned to normal at Webster Elementary in Sumter County

The Sumter County Sheriff’s Office says the incident is over and the barricaded person is in custody.

Local
1 year ago
TRAFFIC ALERT: Detours will add a few minutes to commute for some Sumter County residents

Starting Monday, April 29, Sumter County says C-462 from CR 209 to U.S. 301 will be closed.

Entertainment
1 year ago
Local kid cook ends up at the top of the stack (again)

11-year-old Michael Seegobin is getting closer to winning the title of MASTERCHEF JUNIOR and a $100,000 prize.

Community
1 year ago
OTOW residents can’t stop apartment complex from being built but developer makes neighborly concessions | VIDEO

The county voted 4-1 to approve the zoning change and avoid what it believed would be a costly lawsuit they would ultimately lose because the developer had vested rights dating back to 1973.