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- Sep 30, 2026
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Gainesville detective faces 8 felony charges, raising questions about past cases (opens the original)
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) -Gainesville Police Detective Kelvin Mattair is facing eight felony charges, and questions are being raised about how his arrest could affect cases he previously worked. The FBI says Mattair used his position as a police officer to tip off drug dealers and compromise other investigations. He has been with the Gainesville Police Department for eight years and was arrested by the FBI on Monday. Mattair is accused of four counts of divulging law enforcement sensitive inform
Fishing tournament raises money for Dixie County first responders (opens the original)
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OLD TOWN, Fla. (WCJB) - The Dixie Charitable Foundation held its second annual fishing tournament, raising money to support local first responders, teachers and young people. Boats went out early in the morning for the event, which brought together local families, business owners, first responders and other community members. Organizers said the money raised goes primarily toward supporting local law enforcement, fire and EMS. Dixie County Sheriff Darby Butler said an incident last year helped s
Gainesville police increase security downtown, midtown for Ole Miss game (opens the original)
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. (WCJB) - Gainesville police are warning fans and students that there will be an increased security presence downtown and near Midtown ahead of the Gators’ game against Ole Miss. The Gainesville Police Department and University of Florida police will work together to patrol those areas during times when they expect more activity, including gamedays. The Gators take on Ole Miss Saturday at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, with thousands of fans expected in Gainesville. The Gainesville P
Cats that lived at Lake City Home Depot go missing, prompting protests (opens the original)
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LAKE CITY, Fla. (WCJB) - Several cats that had been living around a Home Depot in Lake City are missing, and people in the community want answers. Protesters say the cats had been cared for by community members for years, and they want to know what happened to them. The Lake City Humane Society reached out to the Home Depot for answers after the shelter was blamed for the cats’ disappearance. The cats at Home Depot had been fed and cared for by community members for years. Protesters say the cat
High Springs police, fire department cuts worry residents (opens the original)
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HIGH SPRINGS, Fla. (WCJB) - The potential disbanding of the High Springs police and fire departments has residents worried. City leaders are trying to figure out how to fill a budget shortfall and are discussing whether to ask Alachua County to take over the services. Residents who attended a community meeting Thursday night said they are scared. One resident said she would not feel comfortable living in High Springs without the local police department. “We cannot afford to live in the city with
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