In the period from January 18-24, 2026, the Apopka Police Department received 1,561 calls for service, responded to 22 crashes, issued 119 citations, and made 23 arrests.

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Specks still bitin’ no matter how cold it gets
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Specks are bitin’, so let’s go fishin’!
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Old favorites and fresh flavors for the family tableNancy Thomas
Stan Smith’s Chicken a la King, found in A Taste of Heaven, is wonderful when served over toast points, rice, noodles, or bread. There is no salt called for in this recipe, but it is probably salted with the…
Specks still bitin’ no matter how cold it getsThe Apopka Chief
If you’ve been waitin' on some cold weather, welcome to Florida! It’s cold, and it’s gonna be cold again next week. Whatever you had goin' on as far as bass fishin’ goes, well... that’s probably gonna be thrown out the window for now.
Commission dismisses ethics complaint against Nesta Teresa Sargeant
Local resident claimed conflict of interest.
OP-ED: Bad Bunny is performing at the Super Bowl, get over itThe Apopka Chief
The latest “line in the sand” has been drawn between those who do and those who don’t want a Puerto Rican rap singer who calls himself Bad Bunny performing at…
Credit union cuts ribbon on Apopka High School locationSarah Merly
Additional Financial announced partnership in August
McLeod Law Firm celebrates 75 yearsSarah Merly
Brothers reflect upon family business, community service
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Mustangs go wire-to-wire, dominate Winter Springs 59-18
School board member Melissa Byrd receives Advanced CBM distinctionSarah Merly
Byrd completed 30 continuing education hours in 2025
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