North Central Florida News Roundup: February 15, 2026
Families enjoyed an engaging day of scientific exploration this past Saturday at Depot Park, thanks to the ninth annual science fair organized by the University of Florida’s Department of Physics. The event provided interactive, fun-filled activities designed to spark curiosity and learning in attendees of all ages. This annual fair continues to be a cornerstone of STEM outreach within the community. The event was last updated at 11:37 PM EST on February 15, 2026, and has been updated 4 hours ago.
Upcoming Local Stories with TV20
TV20’s David Snyder is previewing key stories that will be developing throughout the week in North Central Florida. Viewers can anticipate in-depth coverage of local issues and events as they unfold. This ongoing segment aims to keep residents informed about the most pertinent happenings in the region. The “Week Ahead” segment was last updated 2 hours ago.
Alachua County Sustainability Initiatives
O-Town Compost is set to distribute complimentary composting supplies to residents of Alachua County this weekend. The giveaway will take place at rural collection centers, furthering the county’s commitment to reducing food waste. This initiative empowers individuals to participate in environmentally conscious practices within their homes. The program was last updated 4 hours ago.
Ocala Equestrian Event & University Appointments
The All for the Horses Expo returned to the World Equestrian Center in Ocala this weekend for its fourth consecutive year, attracting vendors from across the nation. The expo showcased a wide range of equestrian products and services, solidifying Ocala’s reputation as a hub for the horse industry. Separately, University of Florida administrators have appointed the Florida attorney general to a part-time professorship, announced 4 hours ago.
