Levy County News

Citrus County, Florida -- The National Weather Service issued a tornado warning for northwestern Citrus County and southern Levy County that expired at 2:30. At 2:11 p.m., local law enforcement reported the tornado near Inglis, 10 miles northwest of Crystal River.

In charge of safeguarding those dollars is the state Public Service Commission. And in 2009, and every year since, it has had a chance to pull Progress away from the gambling table.

By JON WILSON special to the challenger Elder Jordan Sr. was born into slavery, became a successful entrepreneur in north Florida, and at the turn of the 19th century moved his family to St.

The Cedar Key Lions Club held its annual election of officers and board members for the July 2012 - June 2013 year and celebrated with an installation dinner on May 8. The Board of Directors and officers for the coming year are: Pam Oakley, President; Lannie Cardona, Immediate Past President; Steve Rosenthal, 1st Vice President; Dale Register, 2nd ... (more)

The Florida Highway Patrol is advising motorists to consider alternate routes along several northern Florida roadways because of smoky conditions.

Canadian billionaire Frank Stronach 's syndicate has made a big splash in Marion County, but if they had done the requisite homework, they would never have thrown away the master's money by investing here.

By Greg Giordano Senator Mike Fasano and a few other like-minded legislators have filed an amicus brief on behalf of Progress Energy customers.

Pinpoint Weather Forecast A foggy morning is followed by showers/t-storms with isolated severe storms.

Businesses that make big mistakes and force their customers to pay for them can expect a smarter competitor to take away their customers.

A monthly fee on Progress Energy Florida bills for nuclear power plant projects is poised to almost double next year.

Two reactors proposed for Florida will now, say its would-be builders, cost $24 billion or more...up from their original maximum guess of $4 billion each...far beyond comparable renewables and efficiency .

U.S. power company Progress Energy Inc's Florida utility has delayed the in-service date for the first reactor at the proposed Levy County nuclear power plant on Florida's west coast to 2024, with the second unit following 18 months later.

Progress Energy Florida issued a press release Tuesday with the cost-recovery projections for its proposed Levy County nuclear plant it is filing with the state's Public Service Commission.