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'Burglary' attributed to family pet
A suspected burglary earlier this month was found to have been committed by a family pet. more
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Kellyann Campbell, Kourtney Bennett and Dr. Pat McCoy are pictured with the hygiene closet at Yearling Middle School. The closet is helpful when students forget things like deoderant or a hair clip.
YMS hygiene closet is there to help students when they need it
As all kids know, summer months go by faster than the rest of the year, and this summer is no exception... more
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We have to live within our budgets; governments should too
Watching some of these county officials argue against the property tax amendment has been eye opening. more
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OCFR responds after citizen struck by lightning
OCFR  responded to a property on Northeast 112th Street at approximately 3:15 p.m. after a man was struck by lightning. Fire rescue personnel … more
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Repairs on the county pool are still underway.
County pool closure frustrates community
Facebook groups are covered with posts from local residents asking if the county pool is open for the summer yet. more
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OCI inmate accused of trying to kill a corrections officer
An inmate at the Okeechobee Correctional Institution was arrested recently after allegedly stabbing a corrections officer with the intention of killing him. more
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Okeechobee could lose $12 million in revenue under property tax amendment
Local government in Okeechobee County is set to lose $12 million in revenue annually if voters approve the cuts to property taxes on the ballot this November. more
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Sheriff advises you to make a plan before a storm heads our way
First responders are never needed more than when a hurricane strikes our area, and Sheriff Noel E. Stephen has seen his share of storms... more
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Property manager accused of pumping raw sewage into the Rim Canal
After raw sewage flooded her house for the fifth time in two days, a woman finally called the law. more
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This photo shows the achway between Collier & Dade County on the opening day of the Tamiami Trail, April 26, 1928. The archway was removed in 1958 when the trail was widened. [Photo courtesy Collier Museums]
Tamiami Trail work nearing completion
“We’re going to see the biggest benefit when we get water moving beyond the Tamiami Trail, the biggest benefit we’ve seen over 25 years." more
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Ten Florida children lost to drowning since the Fourth of July
Disability Advocacy & Support Specialists (DASS) is urging Florida families and community recreational programs… more
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Nurse finds meth on patient while bathing her
Deputy Abdelquader of the Okeechobee County Sheriff’s Office was dispatched to Raulerson Hospital on June 26 after a nurse reported finding illegal drugs. more
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Man with machete trespassed
After a stranger with a machete in his hand banged on his door and woke him up, an Okeechobee man called 911. more
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Platt Branch Wildlife and Environmental Area contains diverse natural communities that include scrub, hammocks, flatwoods, marshes and swamps. This habitat diversity supports a wide range of resident and migratory bird species, offering excellent opportunities for birding and wildlife watching. [Photo courtesy FWC]
Help plan the future of the Platt Branch WEA
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) will present the draft materials for the Platt Branch... more
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From left to right: Fiorella Fernandez, FWC, Diamond Bergeron, Bergeron Everglades Foundation, Annisa Karim, FWC, Tom Reinert, FWC, "Alligator" Ron Bergeron, SFWMD, Kodiak Hengstebeck, FWC, Pedro Ramos, NPS, Henri Ferré, Inversa, Drew Bartlett, SFWMD) [Photo Courtesy FWC]
2026 Florida Python Challenge™ kicks off July 10 — registration still open!
Competitors in this year’s event will get the chance to win a share of $25,000 in prizes while raising awareness about nonnative species. more
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They fought for this country. they shouldn’t have to leave it to heal
Veterans with severe PTSD and depression are increasingly traveling overseas for treatments they cannot legally access in the United States. more
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Vinson granted re-sentencing for DUI manslaughter conviction
A man convicted of two counts DUI manslaughter/leaving the scene in 2003 was back in court today after requesting resentencing. more
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Alleged 'superspeeder' arrested on multiple felony charges
What is known in police jargon as a “superspeeder” was arrested yesterday, June 9, after allegedly travelling at speeds in excess of 122mph in an attempt to elude law enforcement. more
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Boater calls 911 about woman yelling for help
When he heard a woman shouting for help, a boater quickly called 911. more
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DOJ pushes back after being ordered to justify Epstein Files redactions
The fight over the Epstein files continues to drag on in the courts. And a federal judge has now ordered President Trump’s Department of Justice to either produce unredacted files or justify why those redactions were necessary. more
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