José Javier Contreras

Crystal River is remembering José Javier Contreras, a dedicated community member known for his reliable nature and contributions to local projects.

Apr 15

A Fresh Start

Apr 15

Local Students Sharpen Skills at Resume Workshop

Apr 15

A Fresh Start

Apr 15

José Javier Contreras: A Look at a Local Name

Apr 15

Titusville Teen's Stepbrother Indicted in Cruise Murder

A federal grand jury has indicted 16-year-old Timothy Hudson as an adult for first-degree murder and aggravated sexual abuse in the death of his 18-year-old stepsister Anna Kepner aboard a Carnival cruise ship. The Titusville high school senior was found strangled and hidden under a bed during a family vacation in November 2025. Prosecutors allege the deliberate attack occurred in international waters en route to Miami.

Apr 15

FBI to Study Serial Killer Case for Behavioral Insights: Potential Impact on Florida Investigations?

Apr 15

New Guidelines Could Change How Florida Doctors Treat Childhood Infections

New guidelines seek to curb unnecessary antibiotic prescriptions for children with common upper respiratory infections. The recommendations address concerns about antibiotic overuse and potential side effects. Experts emphasize many of these infections are viral and do not respond to antibiotics.

Apr 15

Twins Announce 2027 Spring Training Schedule for Lee County Sports Complex

Apr 15

Michael Vick Opens Up About Relationship With Deion Sanders

Apr 15

Chandler Martin: A Name to Watch in Jacksonville

Apr 15

Punta Gorda Focuses on Local Events, Not International Sports

Apr 15

Corporate Team Building Activities in Key West

Key West is becoming a popular destination for corporate team-building activities, bringing economic benefits to Monroe County businesses.

Apr 15

Dunedin Parks & Recreation Unveils New Program Guide

Apr 15

Appointment Scheduling for Dr. Jerrah Pickle Now Open

Apr 15

Appointment Scheduling for Dr. Jerrah Pickle Now Available

Apr 15

Florida Title and Guarantee Agency Opens New Weston Office

Apr 15

Florida Students' Tobacco Use on the Rise, National Report Shows

A recent report in the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) indicates a rise in the use of emerging tobacco products like e-cigarettes and hookahs among middle and high school students. The study highlights a trend in tobacco use within this demographic.

Apr 15

Florida Public Libraries Weigh Impact of Digital Textbook Shift

Apr 15

Future of Sedation: How Pronox is Shaping Patient-Centered Care

Crystal River healthcare providers are exploring Pronox, a patient-administered nitrous oxide system, as a new option for managing discomfort and anxiety during medical and dental procedures.

Apr 15

Fall Prevention: Stay Safe and Active This Season

As the leaves change, so can our balance. Learn practical tips and local resources to prevent falls and maintain an active lifestyle this fall.

Apr 15

The Digital Divide Isn't Just Rural Anymore: City Hall Must Act Now

Apr 15

Rising Salt Levels Threaten County Wells: Time to Act is Now

Apr 15

Rural Hospital Closures Demand Innovative Solutions for Community Health

Apr 15

Spring into Style: Local Boutiques Bloom with Floral Prints

Apr 15

Could You Have Sleep Apnea? Local Health Experts Weigh In

Local health experts in Florida are urging residents to recognize the symptoms of sleep apnea, a common disorder that can lead to serious health issues if left untreated.

Apr 15

Cosmetic and Therapeutic Botox Gains Traction Across Florida Communities

Apr 15

Local Dentists Offer Advanced Cosmetic Services to Enhance Smiles

Apr 15

Local Dentists Emphasize Importance of General Dentistry for Community Health

Apr 15

Invisalign Offers Discreet Orthodontic Solution for Florida Residents

Apr 15

Severe Weather Batters Midwest as 50M Brace for Tornadoes, Hail

More than 50 million Americans across a 1,500-mile corridor from Texas to Michigan face an ongoing severe weather onslaught, with at least 14 tornadoes already confirmed and damaging winds reaching 88 mph. A Level 3 enhanced risk remains in effect through Wednesday as storms continue to shift south, threatening major cities including Chicago, Detroit, and Oklahoma City.

Apr 15

RAM's Free Clinics Rescue Thousands from Insurance Nightmares

Apr 15

Feds Launch $500M Cleanup of Massive Nuclear Waste Dump Near Apollo

Apr 15

Antarctic Icon Faces Extinction: Emperor Penguin Declared Endangered

Apr 15

Family Demands Answers After Influencer Dies Days After Proposal in Zanzibar

Apr 15