Mistie Webb
Reporter
Gainesville, Fla.
Mistie Webb joined TV20 as a reporter in August of 2023.
She was born and raised in Clermont and moved to Gainesville for college. She graduated from The University of Florida with a degree in Broadcast Journalism.
During her time at UF, Mistie was involved with WUFT, a student-run news station, where she was reported for two years and anchored her last semester. Mistie grew a love for the North Central Florida area and wanted to pursue her goal of being a reporter in the town that started to feel like home to her.
Mistie watched TV20 throughout college and knew she wanted to begin her career alongside many other amazing reporters and staff. When Mistie isn't out in the field, she likes to line dance, roller blade, run, and spend time with her family and friends.
Many people are still in disbelief after finding out details of a homicide and arson case in Williston.
A roofing company is handing out fliers throughout Gainesville in an attempt to offer free roofing inspections. Many residents didn’t expect that it would come with a possible AR-15 giveaway.
A Dixie County Sheriff candidate is putting up a fight against the current sheriff in the upcoming primary election.
Less than two years after stepping up, UF President Ben Sasse is stepping back down and now people have many questions and concerns.
After going undefeated, the Bronson Youth Softball girls are packing their bags and heading to the Babe Ruth World Series.
A fiber optic company answered questions from residents and Hawthorne city officials after not showing up for a previous meeting last month.
Safety is now a concern at future rallies that occasionally come to North Central Florida during presidential campaigns for some professionals.
Professionals with an engineering company are taking steps to make county and state leaders aware of a flooding issue in Levy County.
A brewing scandal in the Columbia County Republican Party has the organization’s chair, Hunter Peeler, under fire
Leaders with Lakeshore Hospital feel hopeful after settling on a long-awaited plan to occupy their main hospital building.
Bronson celebrates the Fourth of July with many different activities for adults and kids as well as vendors and food trucks.
Florida Department of Law Enforcement agents searched the office of Boukari Law in Alachua
Alachua County School Board officials are looking for ways to fill empty teacher positions at Newberry Elementary School amid city leaders’ push to convert it to a charter school
A funeral director in Alachua is under investigation after claims of him not being a licensed funeral director and residents aren’t happy.
Some Gainesville residents are marching to protest the decision overturning Roe v. Wade two years ago and pro-life advocates also attended.
Joel Searby, 43, was denied bond at a first appearance hearing Friday morning but the judge says his lawyer can argue for bond again in three days at another hearing.
As the summer season begins, Columbia County officials are tackling an issue of overcrowding at Rum Island, a problem they say brings danger with it.
Officials of a fiber compact didn’t show up to the Hawthorne City Commission meeting, leaving residents with concerns.
During a republican candidate forum, two competitors running for the job of Dixie County Sheriff gave speeches on why they should be elected.
Boater catches a tornado on camera as it destroys a building in Crystal River on Sunday
Governor Ron Desantis rejected funding for some projects in North Central Florida and now some leaders are unsure what to do next.
GRU authority board members backtrack on a decision and fire their general manager to replace him with an existing board member.
Former North Central Florida city officials are reacting to the news of a financial form being put on hold because of a federal judge.
Drama arose and jobs were at stake during the GRU authority board meeting as members discussed budget plans.
Another event hosted by the city of Gainesville, in hopes of reducing gun violence, will take place days after a young teen was indicted.
Gainesville city commissioners will send a resolution to the University of Florida Board of Trustees to fight against P.K. Yonge switching to selective admissions.
The Community Hospice and Palliative Care presents the annual Servant’s Heart Award, recognizing an exemplary lifetime of service and dedication.
Gilchrist County commissioners are addressing and acting on the deadly shootings that happened at Ginnie Springs over the Memorial Day weekend.
University of Florida marching band members are packing up their instruments and heading to France for the anniversary of D-Day.
New GRU authority board members vote to write a letter to the supervisor of elections to undo a referendum proposed by the Gainesville City Commission.
Alachua County commissioners voted unanimously to move forward with a proposal to purchase and renovate a well-known golf course near Newberry.
Former students are remembering the many memories they’ve created at an elementary school in lake city after finding out it will soon be gone.
A man has been arrested and charged with second-degree murder following a shooting outside North Marion Middle School.
A teen girl is recovering in the hospital after a bicycle accident in Gainesville and one man says he helped save her.
The Williston City Council is struggling to fill vacant seats and some members say this could be because of Form 6.
Officers say a 23-year-old man ran away from the Vines after his family dropped him off for treatment
Mayor Harvey Ward with the city of Gainesville says he is glad Governor Ron Desantis finally appointed a new GRU authority board.
The morning commute for many people in Gainesville was disrupted as crews worked to repair a gas main on Newberry Road
City of Dunnellon and Mexican government officials are voicing their sorrow after eight migrants died in a bus crash.
Gainesville police officers and prosecutors are investigating a potential stand-your-ground case after a shooting left one man dead and residents are taken aback.
Columbia County residents face damage after severe thunderstorms and say it may take days to recover.
A former mayor of Gainesville plans to discuss a partnership to city and county officials for resettling refugees throughout Alachua County.
The emergency management team is traveling across the state, meeting with local directors before June 1.
As reconstruction projects continue to change parts of downtown Gainesville, residents are openly voicing their solicitude.
Alachua County Commissioners are taking a look at a new model to reduce gun violence provided by a nationwide nonprofit.
Education First for Newberry announced plans to move forward with the public-to-charter school conversion of Newberry Elementary School
Another effort by Gainesville city and Alachua county leaders to respond to gun violence has residents feeling hopeful.
Music lovers are reminiscing and staff are worried about what is next for them after more than a decade of concerts at a popular Gainesville venue.
A prominent entertainment venue in Gainesville, High Dive, is just a couple weeks from closing its doors
University of Florida students are concerned about rules becoming stricter during future protests after nine people were arrested at a pro-Palestine demonstration.
