Crash With Injuries Blocks Airport Rd Ramp to I-95 in Jacksonville, FL
Jacksonville, FL (October 13, 2026) - A crash with injuries was reported Tuesday, October 13, at the intersection of Airport...
Ocala, FL (September 29, 2026) – Two people were injured on Tuesday morning, September 29, after a minivan and SUV collided at the intersection of Southeast Maricamp Road and 36th Avenue in Ocala.
According to the Ocala Police Department, the crash happened around 2:45 a.m. Two people in the SUV died at the scene. Two others were taken to a local hospital for treatment, including one person with traumatic injuries.
Temporary road closures on Maricamp Road were later lifted following the crash.
The circumstances surrounding the crash remain under investigation by the Ocala Police Department.
Source: Ocala Police Department.
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