Month: November 2013

BROOKSVILLE – An accident with injuries has occurred in front of the residence at 9396 Mcintyre Rd. Bayflite is transporting one adult patient to Bayonet Point Hospital for treatment. There are no other details to

BROOKSVILLE – The Sheriff’s Office and Brooksville Police Department are asking for your help in locating the following Robbery Suspect. 55 year old Joseph Edward Meloling, a transient, is a suspect in at least four

HAPPY THANKSGIVING HERNANDO COUNTY!!!! Remember the ones who have touched your life this year and be thankful for all that you have.  We want to thank all our loyal viewers for helping make RNRF what

HERNANDO – The Sheriff’s Office has now confirmed that an investigation was opened on November 26th regarding its Vice and Narcotics Division. According the report, two individuals have been place on administrative paid leave, pending

BROOKSVILLE – Officers with the Brooksville Police Department responded to Walmart on Broad Street yesterday, after a woman reported that a man was using his cell phone to take photographs under her skirt. The victim

SPRING HILL – Yesterday, deputies swarmed the area of Landover Blvd and Northcliff Blvd after a theft suspect led them on a foot chase for several minutes. Deputies caught up with the suspect behind Northcliff

HERNANDO – Sources tell RNRF this morning that the Hernando County Sheriff’s Office’ Vice and Narcotics Unit may be under investigation, due to the disappearance of a large sum of money. The same source tells

SPRING HILL – According to Sam McCall, a morning radio show host for WWJB, the “bomb threat” that caused the evacuation of Powell Middle School today was actually no threat at all. McCall says he

SPRING HILL – Powell Middle School has been evacuated due to an apparent bomb threat that was called into a radio station earlier this morning. The school is completely surrounded by deputies and the bomb

SPRING HILL – (VIDEO) Last night, Rookies Sports Bar and Grille hosted the first annual Celebrity Waiters event, to benefit the Be a Santa to a Senior program. Several local officials came out in support