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CAT spends time with homeschooled students 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 Special to Lake Okeechobee News | 10/1/25

NFPA and State Farm® team up for eighth year to promote Fire Prevention Week Local fire departments play a key role in bringing Fire Prevention Week to life in their communities each October. more News from State Farm | 10/9/24

True Okee: The Murder of Elizabeth Hatfield True Okee is a podcast featuring true crime and weird stories from the forgotten heartland of South Florida. more By Richard Marion Lake Okeechobee News | 1/23/24

Hughes found guilty of murder in the first degree Wednesday evening, a jury of his peers found Kevin Hughes guilty of the first-degree murder of Jennifer Benson-Hughes. more By Cathy Womble Lake Okeechobee News | 9/1/22

True Okee episode 7: Crush True Okee is a podcast featuring true crime and weird stories from the forgotten heartland of South Florida. more By Richard Marion Lake Okeechobee News | 8/5/22

True Okee: Florida School for Boys 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 By Richard Marion Lake Okeechobee News | 4/18/22

True Okee bonus episode: Death of a Sheriff In this bonus episode of True Okee, we examine the death of Okeechobee County Sheriff John Collier more By Richard Marion Lake Okeechobee News | 10/20/21

True Okee episode 3: The Okeechobee Eight 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 By Richard Marion Lake Okeechobee News | 7/19/21

Cutts gets life - again OKEECHOBEE — “Did you look into her eyes?” the prosecutor quietly asked. “It was dark,” replied the murderer. It was 4:02 a.m. Kevin … more By Eric Kopp | 7/1/16

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