Officials say 21 horses were killed in a barn fire in Marion County.

Florida troopers say a man was fatally struck in Marion County.

A 14-year-old boy who pleaded guilty to a sexual attack on a 91-year-old Reddick woman will be sentenced.

A 14-year-old boy pleads guilty to a sexual attack on a 91-year-old Reddick woman, according to court records.

At the time, Marion County deputies said the woman woke in her home around midnight, finding someone sneaking through her house.

Voters in Reddick will have the opportunity to meet the candidates running for mayor and town council at a “meet the candidates” event on Thursday after the town’s entire council resigned back in December.

A 14-year-old boy accused of sexually battering a 91-year-old woman entered a not guilty plea in his latest hearing, according to court documents.

During an interview, Stone admitted to entering the woman’s home to watch pornography before entering her bedroom and attacking her, detectives explained.

A $5,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest of a man who broke into a 91-year-old woman’s home, beat her and sexually battered her, according to the Marion County Sheriff’s Office.

In a release, Sheriff Billy Woods announced that the attack happened around midnight on Sunday morning.

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The Marion County Sheriff's Office now says it has since developed a partial timeline of 26-year-old Sara Gail Ebersole’s whereabouts at the time of her disappearance, as well as that a person of interest in the case is refusing to talk.

A teen was extradited to Marion County to face charges stemming from a shooting during an attempted carjacking at a gas station in July 2023, according to sheriff’s officials.

A rabies alert has been issued in Marion County after one unvaccinated horse tested positive for rabies in Reddick.

Carolyn Rizer, 75, was located safe in Putnam County, the Marion County Sheriff’s Office stated around noon Sunday.

Marion deputies are asking the public for help in solving four homicide cases from last year, including a woman who was shot to death, a Gainesville man found dead in Reddick and two 16-year-old boys.

A woman was killed and a 2-year-old boy was critically injured in a head-on crash in Marion County Monday, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

Marion County deputies are searching for a missing 26-year-old woman who was last seen earlier this month leaving a gas station with “two unknown males,” according to a news release.

A man on a dirt bike was killed in a crash with a vehicle near County Road 318 in Marion County, according to Florida Highway Patrol.

A teenager who was reported missing by his family members was found dead in Reddick and the Marion County Sheriff’s Office has opened a homicide investigation.

Detectives are investigating the death of a man whose body was found Monday morning along a road in Reddick, according to the Marion County Sheriff’s Office.

Deputies are conducting a death investigation in Reddick after a man’s body was found along the road Monday morning, according to the Marion County Sheriff’s Office.

A Reddick woman who was found dead in Marion County early Sunday morning had been struck by a vehicle that left the scene without notifying authorities, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

MARION COUNTY, Fla. – Residents in the Reddick area should be aware that a raccoon recently tested positive for rabies, according to the Florida Department of Health. Those who live or work in the Reddick area, particularly south of Northwest 120th Street, west of Northwest 75th Avenue, north of Northwest 100th Street and east of Northwest 90th Avenue, should be aware that rabies is active in the area and avoid contact with all wildlife. Health officials provided the following advice to keep people and pets safe:All pets should have current rabies immunizations. Rabies is preventable when treatment is provided in a timely manner. Visit the Department of Health’s website or the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s website for more information about rabies.