In partnership with the Heart of Florida Health Center, the Marion County Health Department, Marion County Emergency Management and Ocala Fire Rescue, roughly 250 people were vaccinated Wednesday at St. John’s Baptist Church - with a focus on the African American community.
With a new administration comes new optimism or pessimism for state lawmakers, depending on which side of the political aisle they fall on. Legislators are already setting expectations for how the new President may impact the state.
Two Gainesville residents decided to show support for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris Inauguration ceremony from home after canceling their flights to D.C. for the event.
Florida National Guard troops remain on active duty to protect Florida’s Capitol following an FBI alert that put all 50 state capitols on alert over the weekend.
While we are thousands of miles away from the U.S. Capitol, there’s still concern that protests could break out in north central Florida, that’s why law enforcement said they’re ready if called upon.
The Florida Department of Health in Levy County says they will resume scheduling this week and it will remain open until current allotment is depleted.
As Florida officials ramped up vaccinations against the coronavirus, concern spread Tuesday over a new, more contagious variant that could be making a foothold in the country’s third-most populous state.
Tuesday, Jan. 19, the governor announced all 67 Publix locations in Palm Beach County - one of the hardest hit areas during the pandemic - will start accepting appointments for seniors to get the vaccine.
In this week's Russell Report, Steve discusses the dawn of the Urban Meyer era in Jacksonville and why the Buffalo Bills' success is such a feel-good story.
The Malcolm Randall VA Medical Center in Gainesville will be hosting a drive-thru vaccine distribution event from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm on Monday. Veterans 65 and older, along with vets working as essential workers, can receive their first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.
The Ocala Chamber and Economic Partnership is partnering with the Marion County public school system to help high schoolers entering the workforce after graduation.
Officials with the Department of Health in Florida are continuing their efforts to vaccinate people across the state. Find out how many people across North-Central Florida have been vaccinated.
This year's "Keeper of the Dream" recipient is a remarkable young woman who is making an impact on the community. Taylor Hill-Miles received the award from the Martin Luther King Commission of Florida.
