DeSantis: Healthy students should not have to quarantine if classmates test positive for COVID-19
Gov. Ron DeSantis said healthy students should not have to go home to quarantine because classmates tested positive for COVID-19.
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Man arrested after allegedly killing teen, kidnapping ex-girlfriend, police say
A 14-year-old was killed and his mother was kidnapped over the weekend, according to Sumter County deputies.
“Hallo-Weenie” parade promotes dozens of dogs surrendered from local home now available for adoption
Dozens of dogs are in need of new homes after being surrendered in a suspected hoarding situation.
Lawmakers, workers gather for rally in support of higher minimum wage
Lawmakers, union leaders and airport workers gathered for a rally Tuesday at Orlando International Airport in support of Amendment 2.
Police threaten jail time for people participating in TikTok challenge stealing President Trump campaign signs
Lake Mary police are warning people about a viral TikTok challenge they say is dangerous and could land participants in jail.
Wildwood police officer arrested, accused of accessing department’s computer system without permission
A Wildwood police officers allegedly accessed the police department’s internal systems and emails using the credentials of another officer, and downloaded emails from his account without permission, investigators said.
Pandemic forces Hispanic voter registration efforts to go online
Despite the pandemic, an organization working to register voters has made sure thousands in the latino community will be able to cast a ballot in November.
Lake County father charged after 12-year-old son dies by unsecured firearm, deputies say
A father in Lake County was recently arrested in connection with the death of his 12-year-old son.
Reward offered to find person who shot, killed black bear in Lake County neighborhood
State wildlife officials are searching for the person who shot and killed a black bear in a Lake County neighborhood.
Ocala sees spike in opioid overdoses during COVID-19 pandemic
As we continue to deal with the coronavirus pandemic, Ocala fire officials say the opioid epidemic is still destroying lives.
