Man shot early Saturday morning while playing dice near Moncrief Park, police say
Read full article: Man shot early Saturday morning while playing dice near Moncrief Park, police sayA man was taken to the hospital on Saturday morning after he was shot while playing dice in the Moncrief Park neighborhood, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
Jacksonville’s largest egg hunt returned at Riverfront Palooza downtown with more than 25,000 eggs
Read full article: Jacksonville’s largest egg hunt returned at Riverfront Palooza downtown with more than 25,000 eggsA countdown from Mayor Donna Deegan kicked off Riverfront Palooza Saturday morning, as families sprinted into Jacksonville’s largest egg hunt.
OneBlood hosting 2-day blood drive in Northeast Florida in honor of woman who died from sudden cardiac arrest
Read full article: OneBlood hosting 2-day blood drive in Northeast Florida in honor of woman who died from sudden cardiac arrestOneBlood is hosting blood drives at 8 local Culver’s locations on Friday, April 10 and Saturday, April 11 in honor of Lilly Kishore. Kishore died from sudden cardiac arrest in 2021 when she was 21 years old.
Volunteers plant 60 trees to add beauty, shade along Emerald Trail S-Line
Read full article: Volunteers plant 60 trees to add beauty, shade along Emerald Trail S-LineGroundwork Jacksonville and Greenscape of Jacksonville will plant 70 native shade trees along the Emerald Trail S-Line on Friday.
JSO investigating in-custody death of former inmate at hospital
Read full article: JSO investigating in-custody death of former inmate at hospitalThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Cold Case Unit is investigating the death of a 64-year-old former inmate who died at a local hospital Friday, the agency said.
Jacksonville’s first Hispanic outreach coordinator steps down, takes on new role with Phoenix Arts District
Read full article: Jacksonville’s first Hispanic outreach coordinator steps down, takes on new role with Phoenix Arts DistrictYanira Cardona, the first Hispanic Outreach Coordinator for the City of Jacksonville, is leaving her post after two years of service to become General Manager of the Phoenix Arts District.
Family of child injured in school bus crash on Zoo Parkway plans to pursue legal action
Read full article: Family of child injured in school bus crash on Zoo Parkway plans to pursue legal actionA family whose child was aboard a school bus struck from behind by a semi-truck on Thursday is pursuing legal action, the family’s attorney said.
Civil rights attorneys Crump, Daniels accuse JSO of excessive force, policy failures
Read full article: Civil rights attorneys Crump, Daniels accuse JSO of excessive force, policy failuresNationally known civil rights attorneys Ben Crump and Harry Daniels will be returning to Jacksonville on Friday to talk about yet another case concerning the use of force by members of the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
‘More life to this side of Downtown’: Local businesses excited as Downtown Jacksonville prepares for Pearl Square
Read full article: ‘More life to this side of Downtown’: Local businesses excited as Downtown Jacksonville prepares for Pearl SquareDowntown Jacksonville business owners say change is finally reaching a long-quiet stretch of the Core Business District — and the latest development could bring some of the biggest momentum yet.
Traffic Alert: All lanes on I-95 south near SR-9B shut down due to crash with injuries
Read full article: Traffic Alert: All lanes on I-95 south near SR-9B shut down due to crash with injuriesAll southbound lanes on Interstate 95 near State Road 9B are closed on Thursday night after a crash with injuries.
Old seats from EverBank Stadium sit in huge pile at recycling plant as ‘Stadium of the Future’ renovations ramp up
Read full article: Old seats from EverBank Stadium sit in huge pile at recycling plant as ‘Stadium of the Future’ renovations ramp upOld seats from EverBank Stadium are in a extremely tall pile at Big Iron Recycling on West Beaver Street as renovations to the $1.4 Billion “Stadium of the Future” are underway for the Jaguars.
2 men arrested after drug bust at Lem Turner Smoke shop
Read full article: 2 men arrested after drug bust at Lem Turner Smoke shopThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office seized multiple pounds of illegal drugs, five firearms and thousands of dollars in cash following a bust at a smoke shop off Lem Turner Road on Sunday.
JTA Connexion Plus fares rise, affecting thousands of riders with disabilities
Read full article: JTA Connexion Plus fares rise, affecting thousands of riders with disabilitiesThousands of riders who rely on JTA’s Connexion Plus service woke up Thursday to higher fares, as the Jacksonville Transportation Authority implements its first price increase for the service since 2019.
More details released on Jax Beach ‘Senior Skip Day’ arrests reveal how officers located multiple guns at event
Read full article: More details released on Jax Beach ‘Senior Skip Day’ arrests reveal how officers located multiple guns at eventMore details are coming out about the multiple arrests made by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office during a “Senior Skip Day” event at Jacksonville Beach last Friday.
NCAA committee proposes barring prospective athletes if they opt into and remain in a pro draft
Read full article: NCAA committee proposes barring prospective athletes if they opt into and remain in a pro draftThe NCAA Division I Cabinet will consider proposed changes to pre-enrollment eligibility rules, including one that would bar athletes who have entered a professional sports draft from competing in college after two high-profile cases in basketball this season.
Man found guilty in 2023 shooting death of two men found dead in Southside apartment
Read full article: Man found guilty in 2023 shooting death of two men found dead in Southside apartmentA man was found guilty in the shooting death of two men who were found killed inside a Fort Caroline Road apartment in 2023.
Jacksonville City Council to weigh in on committee overseeing millions for Eastside development
Read full article: Jacksonville City Council to weigh in on committee overseeing millions for Eastside developmentJacksonville City Council was preparing to vote on who would help decide how millions of dollars are spent on the Eastside, and not everyone agreed with the mayor’s picks.
New traffic safety garden keeps legacy alive of Ed White student athlete killed in hit-and-run
Read full article: New traffic safety garden keeps legacy alive of Ed White student athlete killed in hit-and-runCommunity leaders and students gathered at Ed White High School to unveil a new memorial traffic garden, honoring the life of student athlete Alaysha Williams, who was killed in a hit-and-run traffic incident in September 2024.
Two Jacksonville tree advocacy nonprofits partner to plant 70 trees along Emerald Trail S-Line
Read full article: Two Jacksonville tree advocacy nonprofits partner to plant 70 trees along Emerald Trail S-LineGroundwork Jacksonville and Greenscape of Jacksonville will plant 70 native shade trees along the Emerald Trail S-Line on Friday.
Love food and fun in Jax? Join the club!
Read full article: Love food and fun in Jax? Join the club!Founded in February 2025, Jacksonville Fun, Eats & Drinks has quickly become a popular online community dedicated to celebrating the best of Jacksonville and its surrounding areas. The group, which now boasts more than 33,000 members, showcases local businesses, events, and people—all with a focus on positivity and community spirit. The organization offers its promotional support free of charge to local businesses, as part of its mission to lift up the city’s entrepreneurs and residents alike. New members are invited to join the group at facebook.com/groups/jacksonvillefuneatsdrinks.
No joke! Jaguars say ‘all aboard’ in hilarious ‘Steamboat Jaxson’ cartoon highlighting temporary move to Orlando
Read full article: No joke! Jaguars say ‘all aboard’ in hilarious ‘Steamboat Jaxson’ cartoon highlighting temporary move to OrlandoA day after the NFL owners voted unanimously to relocate the Jaguars to Orlando temporarily in 2027, the team posted a riff on the famous Mickey Mouse “Steamboat Willie” cartoon, saying “all aboard!”
Jacksonville faces extreme drought: News4JAX’s meteorologist warns of rising fire risk
Read full article: Jacksonville faces extreme drought: News4JAX’s meteorologist warns of rising fire riskJacksonville faces extreme drought and elevated fire danger as dry, warm weather persists with limited rain chances, according to News4JAX’s meteorologist.
2 men standing outside their vehicles on I-95 hit, killed when pick-up truck swerves onto shoulder: FHP
Read full article: 2 men standing outside their vehicles on I-95 hit, killed when pick-up truck swerves onto shoulder: FHPAn early morning crash left two men dead Wednesday after they were hit while standing outside their vehicles on I-95 northbound, near Old St. Augustine Road, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Duval on the road: Jaguars fans plan for 2027 ‘home’ games in Orlando
Read full article: Duval on the road: Jaguars fans plan for 2027 ‘home’ games in OrlandoNFL owners approved Orlando as the Jaguars’ temporary home for the 2027 season. Fans are already planning drives, hotels and tailgates, promising Duval energy will travel
Matthew Gilbert Middle School honors Jacksonville legend ‘Bullet Bob’ Hayes with track, field dedication
Read full article: Matthew Gilbert Middle School honors Jacksonville legend ‘Bullet Bob’ Hayes with track, field dedicationBob Hayes is widely regarded as one of Jacksonville’s greatest athletes, as he is the only person in history to win an Olympic gold medal and a Super Bowl ring. Now, his alma mater is making sure future generations never forget where his journey began.
While some residents criticize, Jacksonville’s 3 a.m. alcohol ordinance gets praise from downtown businesses
Read full article: While some residents criticize, Jacksonville’s 3 a.m. alcohol ordinance gets praise from downtown businessesDowntown Jacksonville’s newest ordinance allowing bars to serve alcohol until 3 a.m. has been in effect for about a month, and early signs point to a boost in business.
Tossed Sprite bottle led to discovery of illegally possessed gun at Jax Beach ‘Senior Skip Day’ event: report
Read full article: Tossed Sprite bottle led to discovery of illegally possessed gun at Jax Beach ‘Senior Skip Day’ event: reportThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said it made 13 arrests, seized over 100 grams of marijuana, and recovered nine guns at a “Senior Skip Day” event in Jacksonville Beach.
JEA advances rate increases as board confronts budget shortfall, internal tensions
Read full article: JEA advances rate increases as board confronts budget shortfall, internal tensionsCustomers of JEA could soon see higher utility bills as the board moves forward with rate increases to address a projected budget shortfall exceeding $107 million.
JSO data shows Atlantic Blvd., where deadly crash occurred, is not a ‘high-frequency crash’ area
Read full article: JSO data shows Atlantic Blvd., where deadly crash occurred, is not a ‘high-frequency crash’ areaNearly two weeks after residents at Colonial Pointe raised concerns about safety on Atlantic Boulevard following a deadly crash, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office and the Florida Department of Transportation are offering answers and some context.
Meet Nubby: This curious, cuddly cat is ready for his forever home
Read full article: Meet Nubby: This curious, cuddly cat is ready for his forever homeNubby is currently available through the Jacksonville Humane Society, which is also hosting a special Easter Holiday Adoption Event to help more pets find loving homes this spring.
One wrong move: The sometimes-life-threatening reality inside Jacksonville’s road work zones
Read full article: One wrong move: The sometimes-life-threatening reality inside Jacksonville’s road work zonesRoad construction is a familiar sight across Jacksonville, sometimes closing lanes or shutting down ramps. And when a project slows a commute, some drivers respond with frustration.
Jacksonville man taken to hospital after being shot inside home
Read full article: Jacksonville man taken to hospital after being shot inside homeA man was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries after he was shot in the leg and chest early Tuesday morning, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said.
Jacksonville could be first in nation to launch gene editing study for cholesterol
Read full article: Jacksonville could be first in nation to launch gene editing study for cholesterolA local research group is preparing to launch a first-of-its-kind gene editing study aimed at helping people with severe cholesterol conditions, and it could permanently change how the disease is treated.
Police seize 9 guns, over 100 grams of marijuana, make 13 arrests after learning of ‘Senior Skip Day’ event at Jax Beach
Read full article: Police seize 9 guns, over 100 grams of marijuana, make 13 arrests after learning of ‘Senior Skip Day’ event at Jax BeachThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said it made 13 arrests, seized over 100 grams of marijuana, and recovered nine guns at a “Senior Skip Day” event in Jacksonville Beach.
Hillsborough County judge denies motions to split defendants’ trial in ‘Julio Foolio’ case
Read full article: Hillsborough County judge denies motions to split defendants’ trial in ‘Julio Foolio’ caseA Hillsborough County circuit judge has denied requests from four defendants accused in the killing of Charles Jones, known to many as “Julio Foolio,” to be tried separately, keeping the case on track for a joint trial, according to a court order filed on Thursday.
‘Crash zone’: Northside neighbors demand action on dangerous curve
Read full article: ‘Crash zone’: Northside neighbors demand action on dangerous curveNeighbors on Jacksonville’s Northside say a dangerous curve in their neighborhood has become a crash hotspot, and they’re calling on the city to take action before someone is seriously hurt.
Fake Instagram account created by high school students leads to former DCPS police officer’s arrest: report
Read full article: Fake Instagram account created by high school students leads to former DCPS police officer’s arrest: reportThe arrest warrant for a former Duval County School Police officer accused of engaging in a romantic relationship with a student is shedding more light on his alleged communications with students that investigators say led to his arrest.
JEA says about 330 customers in Picketville neighborhood will be affected by boil water advisory
Read full article: JEA says about 330 customers in Picketville neighborhood will be affected by boil water advisoryJEA told News4JAX that crews have been working since early Monday morning to repair a damaged water on Old Kings Road.
Ex-DCPS police officer accused of soliciting romantic relationship with student worked at 3 Jacksonville-area schools
Read full article: Ex-DCPS police officer accused of soliciting romantic relationship with student worked at 3 Jacksonville-area schoolsA former Duval County school police officer was arrested Thursday evening following a joint investigation by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office and Duval County School Police, the district said.
Closure of 2 Harveys Supermarkets in Jacksonville could create ‘food desert,’ councilman warns
Read full article: Closure of 2 Harveys Supermarkets in Jacksonville could create ‘food desert,’ councilman warnsThe Winn-Dixie Company LLC confirmed on March 28 to News4JAX news partner The Jacksonville Daily Record that it will close two Harveys Supermarket locations in Jacksonville in May.
‘We had a lot of dreams’: Loved ones of Jacksonville man killed in apartment shooting ask for answers, community support
Read full article: ‘We had a lot of dreams’: Loved ones of Jacksonville man killed in apartment shooting ask for answers, community supportA Jacksonville family mourning the loss of a 32-year-old father who was killed in an early Sunday morning shooting is asking the community for answers and support.
‘Just a fine young man’: Loved ones say farewell to 23-year-old JFRD engineer who died in crash
Read full article: ‘Just a fine young man’: Loved ones say farewell to 23-year-old JFRD engineer who died in crashA community came together Sunday to remember and celebrate the life of a promising young Jacksonville firefighter who died last week in a car crash.
Hundreds participate in Jacksonville ‘No Kings’ rally against Trump administration
Read full article: Hundreds participate in Jacksonville ‘No Kings’ rally against Trump administrationHundreds of people on Saturday participated in “No Kings 3,” a daylong march and rally against the actions of President Donald Trump’s administration, organizers said.
Candlelight vigil to be held at Keystone Beach for JFRD engineer who died in car crash
Read full article: Candlelight vigil to be held at Keystone Beach for JFRD engineer who died in car crashA candlelight vigil will be held Saturday evening at Keystone Beach for the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department engineer who died in a car crash, the family announced on social media.
2 brothers thriving in Jacksonville a decade after adoption, aided by Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption
Read full article: 2 brothers thriving in Jacksonville a decade after adoption, aided by Dave Thomas Foundation for AdoptionDawson and Dalton were adopted while living in Ohio when they were 8 and 10, respectively. The foundation’s goal is to get kids lingering in foster care permanent homes. According to the agency, more than 70% of children it serves have at least one special need.
Fatal hit-and-run on Atlantic Blvd. kills bicyclist; JSO seeking dark sedan
Read full article: Fatal hit-and-run on Atlantic Blvd. kills bicyclist; JSO seeking dark sedanA bicyclist was killed in a hit-and-run crash early Saturday morning on Atlantic Boulevard, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office. The crash occurred at approximately 5:20 a.m. in the 6500 block of Atlantic Blvd. JSO’s Traffic Homicide Unit said a bicyclist was riding westbound on Atlantic Blvd. when he was struck by an unknown vehicle.
‘He was a great man’: Family mourns Jacksonville road-rage shooting victim
Read full article: ‘He was a great man’: Family mourns Jacksonville road-rage shooting victimRonald Lillard, a Navy veteran, father of five, and grandfather of ten, was killed in a road-rage shooting on Edgewood Avenue West and I-95 in Jacksonville Sunday. Family and friends gathered at a vigil to honor his life.
Civil rights attorney Ben Crump investigates alleged pattern of excessive force by JSO
Read full article: Civil rights attorney Ben Crump investigates alleged pattern of excessive force by JSOCivil rights attorney Benjamin Crump said he is investigating what he describes as a possible pattern of excessive force by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, following the release of video showing a violent arrest in Clay County.
Former Duval County school police officer accused of a romantic relationship with a student, tampering with evidence
Read full article: Former Duval County school police officer accused of a romantic relationship with a student, tampering with evidenceA former Duval County school police officer was arrested Thursday evening following a joint investigation by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office and Duval County School Police, the district said.
Downtown Jacksonville is under construction—and this time it’s not just a blueprint
Read full article: Downtown Jacksonville is under construction—and this time it’s not just a blueprintThe new Jaguars executive office buildings, called One Tower Court, just opened this week, the first multi-story office building constructed downtown in several years.
Jacksonville faces severe drought and fire danger as heat wave continues, News4JAX meteorologist warns
Read full article: Jacksonville faces severe drought and fire danger as heat wave continues, News4JAX meteorologist warnsJacksonville is facing severe drought and a heightened fire danger, with heat and dry conditions expected to continue. News4JAX meteorologist Katie Garner shares today's outlook, community safety tips, and what weather is ahead.
Jacksonville Children’s Chorus finds its ‘home key’ downtown as it strikes a chord worldwide
Read full article: Jacksonville Children’s Chorus finds its ‘home key’ downtown as it strikes a chord worldwideFounded more than 30 years ago by Jacksonville University’s legendary president, Dr. Frances Kinne, the Jacksonville Children's Chorus had only 16 voices in its first year. Now, it serves over a thousand singers each year through its programs.
Royal Princess yacht offers public, private charters on the St. Johns River
Read full article: Royal Princess yacht offers public, private charters on the St. Johns RiverJax Yacht Charter has been offering public and private charter tours on the Royal Princess yacht since last November. It also offers tours for holidays, like Easter.
JTA board approves 80 furloughs, fare hikes to close $14.2M budget gap
Read full article: JTA board approves 80 furloughs, fare hikes to close $14.2M budget gapThe Jacksonville Transportation Authority is furloughing approximately 80 senior administrative staff members. The Jacksonville Transportation Authority is furloughing approximately 80 senior administrative staff members.
JTA proposes $4.75M advertising contract to guarantee transit revenue
Read full article: JTA proposes $4.75M advertising contract to guarantee transit revenueThe Jacksonville Transportation Authority board reviewed a proposed advertising contract Thursday that could dramatically increase the agency’s revenue.
JSO releases body camera video showing teen takeover at Blue Cypress Park in Arlington
Read full article: JSO releases body camera video showing teen takeover at Blue Cypress Park in ArlingtonThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office has released body camera video showing the moments after officers responded to a teen takeover at Blue Cypress Park in Arlington last week.
City councilman says new affordable housing units along Beach Blvd are for ‘people who keep this city running’
Read full article: City councilman says new affordable housing units along Beach Blvd are for ‘people who keep this city running’In a March 24 vote, the Jacksonville City Council approved a $5 million loan for an affordable housing development that drew support from Republican Council members and from Mayor Donna Deegan, a Democrat.
Man who said JSO used excessive force during violent arrest hires high‑profile civil rights attorneys
Read full article: Man who said JSO used excessive force during violent arrest hires high‑profile civil rights attorneysThe family of a Middleburg man who said undercover Jacksonville officers used excessive force during a November arrest has retained two high-profile civil rights attorneys and is speaking exclusively with News4JAX.
Sentencing postponed for Jacksonville woman who killed man she says sexually groomed her starting at 8 years old
Read full article: Sentencing postponed for Jacksonville woman who killed man she says sexually groomed her starting at 8 years oldA Jacksonville woman who pleaded guilty in the gruesome murder of a 41-year-old man she claimed groomed her from childhood, is scheduled to be sentenced Friday.
Jacksonville’s first ‘Food Plan’ seeks community input at public meetings
Read full article: Jacksonville’s first ‘Food Plan’ seeks community input at public meetingsThe City of Jacksonville is developing its first-ever Food Plan, a sweeping look at how food moves through the city today and a roadmap for where it goes tomorrow.
ROTC instructor removed from Sandalwood High School after reports of students performing ‘demeaning activities’
Read full article: ROTC instructor removed from Sandalwood High School after reports of students performing ‘demeaning activities’Duval County Public Schools said it is investigating allegations involving an ROTC instructor’s actions at Sandalwood High School.
‘I know he didn’t deserve that’: Mother of teen punched during arrest says officer went too far
Read full article: ‘I know he didn’t deserve that’: Mother of teen punched during arrest says officer went too farThe mother of a teenage boy who was punched and taken to the ground by a Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office officer during an arrest at a McDonald’s says her son did not deserve the force used by police.
The Block Jax owner continues working on parking solutions ahead of busy sports weekend
Read full article: The Block Jax owner continues working on parking solutions ahead of busy sports weekendThe Block Jax, an outdoor food hall that had its grand opening this past weekend in the Deerwood area, drew big crowds and sparked complaints about parking just as a busy sports weekend gets underway.
Mayor Deegan, city officials celebrate opening of Stockton Street Bridge as part of McCoys Creek restoration
Read full article: Mayor Deegan, city officials celebrate opening of Stockton Street Bridge as part of McCoys Creek restorationJacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan and other city officials celebrated the opening of the Stockton Street Bridge on Wednesday morning, which is a part of the McCoys Creek restoration project.
Slow down, stay alert & move over: Ride-along with JSO traffic patrol drives home important safety reminders
Read full article: Slow down, stay alert & move over: Ride-along with JSO traffic patrol drives home important safety remindersOfficer Timothy Prince, a Traffic Patrol Officer with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, gave News4JAX a behind-the-scenes look at how police target problem areas on the roads to try to prevent serious crashes.
Family of 23-year-old JFRD engineer who died says they’re thankful for ‘love and support’
Read full article: Family of 23-year-old JFRD engineer who died says they’re thankful for ‘love and support’Jacksonville Fire and Rescue said that one of its engineers, Colton R. Tibbetts, died on Wednesday morning. He was 23.
‘It can really save so many lives’: A look inside the Jacksonville program preventing evictions and homelessness
Read full article: ‘It can really save so many lives’: A look inside the Jacksonville program preventing evictions and homelessnessAs housing costs continue to strain household budgets, a Jacksonville program aimed at preventing evictions is offering a lifeline to families facing short-term financial hardship.
Mom was holding 2-year-old son when her boyfriend fatally shot him during argument over phone: arrest report
Read full article: Mom was holding 2-year-old son when her boyfriend fatally shot him during argument over phone: arrest reportA 2-year-old boy killed during a domestic dispute late Sunday night was in his mother’s arms when her boyfriend fired a shot that struck the toddler in the head, according to an arrest report and information obtained by News4JAX.
Duval County schools warns families about unsanctioned ‘senior skip day’ at Jacksonville Beach
Read full article: Duval County schools warns families about unsanctioned ‘senior skip day’ at Jacksonville BeachDuval County Public Schools is alerting families about an unofficial “Senior Skip Day” circulating on social media and is urging students to stay in class.
This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition - Bank of America leader shares 3 priorities for business owners
Read full article: This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition - Bank of America leader shares 3 priorities for business ownersAs Northeast Florida heads into Q2 2026, Bank of America Jacksonville President & Southeast Regional Executive Mark Bennett says local business confidence has shifted toward growth - if owners have the right capital in place to seize opportunities. Bennett shares three priorities he’s hearing most from Jacksonville leaders and also points to continued strength in sectors like advanced manufacturing, fintech/financial services, healthcare, and technology as companies adopt more AI solutions.
Well-known civil rights attorneys Crump, Daniels to hold news conference with family of man in viral JSO arrest video
Read full article: Well-known civil rights attorneys Crump, Daniels to hold news conference with family of man in viral JSO arrest videoNationally known civil rights attorneys Ben Crump and Harry Daniels will be returning to Jacksonville on Thursday to talk about yet another case concerning the use of force by members of the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
Family of A’hmari Robinson shares stories at candlelight vigil days after his death; ‘sippy cup was his best friend’
Read full article: Family of A’hmari Robinson shares stories at candlelight vigil days after his death; ‘sippy cup was his best friend’Family and neighbors gathered at a candlelight vigil for 2-year-old A’hmari Robinson, sharing prayers and memories. Candles formed his initials as loved ones leaned on community support.
Jacksonville research group exploring new paths to lasting weight loss beyond GLP-1 drugs
Read full article: Jacksonville research group exploring new paths to lasting weight loss beyond GLP-1 drugsFor some, GLP-1 drugs feel like a weight-loss miracle. For others, the weight comes right back after they stop taking them, which has led a Jacksonville-area clinical research group to work on finding a solution.
Jacksonville approves $5 million loan for 240 affordable housing units along Beach Blvd: JDR
Read full article: Jacksonville approves $5 million loan for 240 affordable housing units along Beach Blvd: JDRIn a March 24 vote, the Jacksonville City Council approved a $5 million loan for an affordable housing development that drew support from Republican Council members and from Mayor Donna Deegan, a Democrat.
‘The most loving person’: Loved ones of woman killed in hit-and-run remember her life as police still seek suspect
Read full article: ‘The most loving person’: Loved ones of woman killed in hit-and-run remember her life as police still seek suspectThe family and best friend of a 27-year-old Jacksonville woman killed in a hit-and-run crash spoke out about her life and the hole her death has left behind.
Jacksonville families say goodbye as Navy destroyer heads out for overseas deployment
Read full article: Jacksonville families say goodbye as Navy destroyer heads out for overseas deploymentA U.S. Navy destroyer left its homeport in Jacksonville Tuesday, sending families to the waterfront for tearful goodbyes.
Jacksonville TSA workers struggle without pay for over a month, relying on donations to get by
Read full article: Jacksonville TSA workers struggle without pay for over a month, relying on donations to get byTransportation security officers at Jacksonville International Airport have gone more than a month without pay, relying on donations and community support as a prolonged federal funding lapse stretches into its sixth week.
Police looking to identify man seen in video after McDonald’s drive-thru shooting in January
Read full article: Police looking to identify man seen in video after McDonald’s drive-thru shooting in JanuaryThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is continuing its efforts to find a man accused of shooting at a group of people at a McDonald’s restaurant in the Town Center.
RichHER Foundation to host second annual Wear Her Crown women’s leadership panel
Read full article: RichHER Foundation to host second annual Wear Her Crown women’s leadership panelThe RichHER Foundation and partner organizations will present the second annual Wear Her Crown: Women in Leadership panel on Thursday at Word of Truth Ministries.
Jaguars open 75K-square-foot business office at One Tower Court in downtown Jacksonville
Read full article: Jaguars open 75K-square-foot business office at One Tower Court in downtown JacksonvilleThe Jacksonville Jaguars on Wednesday opened a 75,287-square-foot business operations office at One Tower Court, downtown Jacksonville’s first multi-tenant Class A office building built since 2007. The team occupies the building’s second through fourth floors.
Jacksonville man accused of shooting at brother during argument in McDonald’s parking lot at Oakleaf Town Center
Read full article: Jacksonville man accused of shooting at brother during argument in McDonald’s parking lot at Oakleaf Town CenterA Jacksonville man was arrested after police said he fired a shot during an argument with his brother in the McDonald’s parking lot at Oakleaf Town Center, officials said.
Jacksonville issues permit for Otto Aerospace hangar at Cecil Airport to build business jet
Read full article: Jacksonville issues permit for Otto Aerospace hangar at Cecil Airport to build business jetThe city of Jacksonville issued a permit for Otto Aerospace to build a production facility at Cecil Airport, according to our news partners at the Jacksonville Daily Record.
Raising a glass to going green
Read full article: Raising a glass to going greenpersonal health to planet health - empowering cleaner choices, reducing plastic and toxins, and inspiring action for a healthier future.Go Green Drinks Jax is an event designed to connect all eco-minded people and organizations in Jacksonville to further the GREEN movement.Go Green Drinks Jax - 2/24 & 3/31 6:30-8:00 at Ink Factory Brewing in Jax Beach.Sign up on our website on the event page - www.beachesgogreen.org
Jacksonville councilman wants to add Safe Haven baby boxes in each City Council district
Read full article: Jacksonville councilman wants to add Safe Haven baby boxes in each City Council districtJacksonville City Councilman Rory Diamond is expected to share more information Wednesday about an effort to bring Safe Haven baby boxes to one fire station in each city council district.
Pearl Square to bring apartments, restaurants, beer gardens & jobs to Downtown Jacksonville
Read full article: Pearl Square to bring apartments, restaurants, beer gardens & jobs to Downtown JacksonvillePearl Square, a nine-block development designed to bring residents, businesses, and community life back to the city’s urban core, is changing the quiet, underused streets and historic buildings of Downtown Jacksonville into a neighborhood that functions morning, noon, and night.
‘Transparent and methodical’: Jacksonville begins early planning to move Duval County Jail; no site or price tag yet
Read full article: ‘Transparent and methodical’: Jacksonville begins early planning to move Duval County Jail; no site or price tag yetJacksonville is beginning early planning to move the Duval County Jail from downtown, hiring consultant CGL for an 11-month study to project needs, gather input, and identify three possible sites.
Friends and family gather to remember 19-year-old who died in motorcycle crash on the Buckman Bridge
Read full article: Friends and family gather to remember 19-year-old who died in motorcycle crash on the Buckman BridgeTuesday night, friends and family gathered to remember a 19-year-old who died in a motorcycle crash on the Buckman Bridge.
