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During Fire Prevention Week (October 5-11), the American Red Cross South Floirda Region reminds everyone of the dangers... more
The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) and the Florida Highway Patrol recognize... more
An Okeechobee woman was surprised last week when a man she did not know tried to enter her home. more
Neighbor problems abound in last week’s incident reports released by the Okeechobee County Sheriff’s Office. more
Crime Scene Investigators from Okeechobee County Sheriff's Office visited the Criminal Justice students at Okeechobee High School. more
Saint Lucie County Air Rescue spent Saturday in Okeechobee teaching Okeechobee County Fire Rescue about  all things ETCO2 and Thoracic Trauma .  Medic Mitch was credited … more
OCSO's CAT (Community Action Team) had the pleasure of welcoming Cornerstone Christian Home Educators, a Christian-based homeschool group, to the Okeechobee County Sheriff's … more
Local fire departments play a key role in bringing Fire Prevention Week to life in their communities each October. more
True Okee is a podcast featuring true crime and weird stories from the forgotten heartland of South Florida. more
Wednesday evening, a jury of his peers found Kevin Hughes guilty of the first-degree murder of Jennifer Benson-Hughes. more
True Okee is a podcast featuring true crime and weird stories from the forgotten heartland of South Florida. more
In 1959, Okeechobee is hoping the new Florida School for Boys will help rebuild the shrinking local economy. Fifty years later, sheriff deputies gather to search the property more
In this bonus episode of True Okee, we examine the death of Okeechobee County Sheriff John Collier more
It's the 1980's and the War on Drugs is in full swing. With the DEA zeroed in on Miami as a key port for the massive amount of cocaine coming into the country, smugglers begin looking for areas in … more
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