Kayla Lewis is a journalist based in Gainesville, Florida. She writes for WCJB TV20 News and The Trauma & Mental Health Report, covering local news and events in the Gainesville area. Her work has also been featured in NSM Today. Kayla is passionate about bringing important stories to light and giving a voice to the community.
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By: Kayla Lewis
Published Aug. 27, 2024 at 12:48 AM GMT+2 | Updated moments ago
By: Kayla Lewis
The high demand for spay and neuter appointments is due to a partnership with the Dixie County Sheriff's Office to offer free spay and neuter surgeries through the end of the year.
By: Kayla Lewis
Deputies say they believe Burns may have targeted women at local grocery stores over the past two years. They say Burns would put his phone in a shopping basket and slide it under a woman's skirt or dress at unnamed grocery and large-retail stores, and they believe the victims are different ages.
By: Kayla Lewis
More than 100 people gathered to have their voices heard about the proposed “Penelope Place” development, but the maximum occupancy in the meeting room was only 57, so it was postponed.
The “Dignity house” is what the shelter will be called and it's owned by the non-profit “Wear Gloves.” This organization helps get homeless and distressed people in Marion County ready to find a job by teaching them work force and life skills. Their model for the past 15 years has been “dignity, not dependency.”
According to Gainesville Police Officers around 2 Sunday morning, a hit and run crash occurred near Chevron on west University Avenue and northwest 11th Street.
By: Kayla Lewis
It's been more than 100 days since Marco Mandujano was shot and killed at Ginnie Springs, and his family wants answers.
By: Kayla Lewis
The city has consolidated staff positions, trimmed budgets and cut down their mileage rate. The budget cuts have saved them more than $500,000.
Tebow and two-time Grammy award winner Zach Williams put together a worship event meant to inspire those who attended. “Break the Chains Through Grace Experience,” is the 5th annual event held by Mpact Ministries. This year, it was held at the O'Dome, and British Columbia resident, Steven Scott traveled more than 2,000 miles to attend.
By: Kayla Lewis
Officials at the Levy County Animal Shelter say they are near capacity. They say being at or near capacity is a national crisis. They don't have any cats right now, but have 47 dogs and only have kennels for 50.
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