Two Ocala police officers were disciplined for violating department policy in the shooting death of three dogs. The officers were responding to a call about aggressive dogs that had chased a resident.

Two Ocala police officers have been reassigned to administrative duties after shooting and killing three dogs in January, according to the Ocala Police Department. The department plans to hold a news ...

AGAINST a backdrop of pained barking, an emaciated pooch hobbles over to a dirt-covered animal pile, which it licks, bites ...

Gene Hackman, 95, died of cardiovascular and Alzheimer's disease likely around Feb. 18, about one week after his wife, ...

The Jan. 29 shooting happened along SE 42nd Road after officers encountered three aggressive, unrestrained pit bulls, the ...

A woman who ran an unregistered cat shelter from her Barrhaven home says she's in shock after losing more than a dozen ...

Betsy Arakawa was "super protective" over Gene Hackman and their couple's three dogs, according to the late couple's dog trainer and boarder, Joey Padilla. Padilla worked with Hackman and Arakawa for ...

Elected officials are considering changing the local laws and policies when it comes to dog attacks. Three significant dog ...