Ocala mental health counselor indicted for $483K insurance fraud scheme
Michelle Forsythe accused of using patient identities to bill for fake therapy sessions over six years.
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Ocala repeals fluoride ordinance to comply with new Florida law
City Council votes 3-1 to end water fluoridation; resident urges focus on education, access, and nutrition.
From hoarding to hugging: Meet Sydney, the 77-Pound Rottweiler mix who just wants to love you
Rescued from a hoarding case in Jacksonville, this playful and cuddly pup is now looking for a forever home filled with snuggles, love, and maybe a cat or two.
Birthday party turns violent: Marion County man accused of attacking guests, infant
Blake Lay arrested after witnesses say he choked woman, punched man, and threw infant during chaotic Ocala birthday party.
WEEKEND WEATHER: Dangerous heat and strong storms expected across the 352
Stay cool, stay safe—heat indexes near 105 and afternoon thunderstorms could bring flooding and lightning.
Wind-FM Rocks the Reilly with Smokin’ and Forever Foreigner live in concert
Don’t miss this epic night of classic rock tributes as Wind-FM brings the unforgettable sounds of Boston and Foreigner to the Reilly Arts Center in Ocala on June 21.
UPDATE: NW 10th Street reopens after train derailment in Ocala
CSX train briefly blocked traffic near U.S. 441 Tuesday morning; no injuries or damage reported, lanes now clear.
Sumter County unveils upgraded 18-hole disc golf course at Lake Okahumpka Park
With expert design and expanded features, the revamped course invites players of all skill levels to enjoy free disc golf across 130 scenic acres.
Game 6: Thunder look to clinch title, Pacers try to extend NBA Finals
The NBA season could end on Thursday night. It’s Game 6 of the NBA Finals, with the Oklahoma City Thunder leading the Indiana Pacers 3-2 in the title series. Game 6 is in Indianapolis and Game 7, if necessary, will be Sunday.
Juneteenth celebrations across the US commemorate the end of slavery
Juneteenth celebrations unfolded across the U.S. on Thursday, marking the day in 1865 when Union soldiers brought the news of freedom to enslaved Black people in Texas and attracting participants who said current events strengthened their resolve.