Month: November 2014

INVERNESS (CITRUS) – A community is mourning the loss of a young man this evening, after officials say 21-year-old Jared C. Foley lost control of his 2005 Nissan Z350 and crashed in the area of

HERNANDO – The Holiday season is supposed to be a time when family and friends gather together, in the name of peace, joy, and forgiveness. Unfortunately, there are some, not so jubilant accolades, synonymous with the

HERNANDO – You may have heard of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, but have you heard of Small Business Saturday? American Express coined the term and promoted the first nationwide event in 2010, encouraging holiday

SPRING HILL – A woman experiencing a medical episode lost control of her vehicle this afternoon and struck several parked cars, at the Target Department Store on Commercial Way. The elderly driver was transported locally

PASCO – As families gathered together to give thanks yesterday, one family will always have something to be especially grateful for, after an incident nearly took the life of a Brooksville woman, while traveling along

SPRING HILL – An accident with injuries occurred at the intersection Northcliffe Blvd and Chase Street, injuring two. Westbound traffic is being diverted at Deltona Blvd. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or

BROOKSVILLE – Authorities are searching for two armed suspects, who robbed the Burger King Restaurant located at 30290 Cortez Blvd, around 12:51 a.m. this morning. According to officials, employees were preparing to close the store just before

SPRING HILL – Just after 3:30 p.m. Deputies responded to the Sunoco gas station, at the intersection of Spring Hill Drive and Kenlake Ave, after reports of Robbery at that location. An official report has

SPRING HILL – No one was injured, after a white Lincoln plunged into an overflowing drainage ditch, at the intersection of Commercial Way and Spring Hill Drive. A utility pole was also destroyed in the

SPRING HILL – Deputies responded to 10289 Clyburn Street yesterday, after reports of a burglary in progress at that address. Upon arrival, deputies made contact with the victim, Tiffany Ferrugia, who claimed that while she