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Again this is a fatal crash, were working to find out more details but in the meantime make sure you follow me on twitter for the latest on the crash in polk county. We also have this situation in hillsborough. Gravel spilled on the roadway on busch boulevard. Two westbound lanes blocked now, this is just east of 56th street. Traffic indicators still in the green, no delay here but you may want to leave yourself a few extra minutes if your morning drive takes you through that area. Your drive on...

About 115 Miles Per Hour, thats a major hurricane, category three. We have confirmation that, from the naples airport that we did have maximum sustained winds of 112 Miles Per Hour, with gusts as high as 135 Miles Per Hour. At the present time, the max winds have come down a little bit. Theyre about 110 Miles Per Hour, and the system now continues acceleration to the north at about 14 Miles Per Hour. At the present time, the center of the system is just north of the naples area, and its moving a...

New rules for boaters and kayakers are now being enforced on the Weeki Wachee River. Anchoring, mooring, beaching and grounding of boats are no longer allowed.

Edward Kehn Jr. passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the The Press Republican on 2024-04-11.

At the March 12 Citrus County Commission meeting, the Clerk of Court presented the audit of the county’s Boat Ramp Fees Collection program. The purpose of the audit was to

The Drunken Mullet, a beloved restaurant in Hernando County, Florida, is working to rebuild after a fire tore through the business last weekend.

Hernando County Fire Rescue (HCFR) responded to a fire at a popular restaurant in Hernando Beach while it was open Saturday night.

Each year, a group of community partners — the New Church Without Walls (NCWOW), The Path of Citrus County, God’s Shed of Love, Grace Pointe Church, Rep. Ralph Massullo and

In Hernando County, planning is underway for new artificial reefs to be placed along the county's coast.

Hernando County has taken the initial steps to expand its offshore reef system, courtesy of $2 million in grant funding from the BP oil spill settlement.