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Home Grown: Planting the first seeds of our new series to help you grow your own food
Read full article: Home Grown: Planting the first seeds of our new series to help you grow your own foodMonday morning, we began a new series on The Morning Show called “Home Grown.” Why? We recognize buying fresh produce is not only expensive, but it’s also difficult if you live in a neighborhood that doesn’t have easy access to a grocery store.
Red Bull Foam Wreckers coming to Jax Beach this Saturday
Read full article: Red Bull Foam Wreckers coming to Jax Beach this Saturday“Red Bull Foam Wreckers” – an event series from the mind of “freesurfer” Jamie O’Brien, produced by Red Bull and Catch Surf – is a participatory surfing event series where only foam (soft-top) surfboards are allowed, and it’s coming to Jacksonville Beach on Saturday, October 26th!
Jacksonville Adventure Landing fined $151K for asking teens to work long hours, staff water slides without certification
Read full article: Jacksonville Adventure Landing fined $151K for asking teens to work long hours, staff water slides without certificationThe regional theme park company Adventure Landing, which owns a water park in Jacksonville Beach, has been fined by the U.S. Department of Labor for violating child labor laws.
‘It was horrific’: Jacksonville medical professionals rushed to help victims in Ga. dock gangway collapse
Read full article: ‘It was horrific’: Jacksonville medical professionals rushed to help victims in Ga. dock gangway collapseNews4JAX reporter Anne Maxwell spoke with two people who witnessed the scene after a ferry dock gangway collapsed at Sapelo Island and rushed in to help.
‘We would’ve never gotten one’: Family trip to Jax Beach ends with addition of 4-legged member thanks to adoption event
Read full article: ‘We would’ve never gotten one’: Family trip to Jax Beach ends with addition of 4-legged member thanks to adoption eventSeveral Northeast Florida organizations wrapped up a pet adoption event on Sunday. Dozens of pets found new homes in Jacksonville Beach for the Whiskers and Waves event.
Jax Beach Ocean Rescue urges beachgoers to stay out of the water amid extreme hazards, strong rip current advisory
Read full article: Jax Beach Ocean Rescue urges beachgoers to stay out of the water amid extreme hazards, strong rip current advisoryA high-pressure system, along with a Nor Easter, is sitting on top of Florida, creating extreme hazards, high surf, and strong currents along the Florida coastlines. For that reason, Jacksonville Beach Ocean Rescue is urging beachgoers not to swim in the ocean this weekend due to the strong currents and high winds.
Local shelters team up for free pet adoption event & festival at Seawalk Pavilion this weekend
Read full article: Local shelters team up for free pet adoption event & festival at Seawalk Pavilion this weekendThe Jacksonville Humane Society is partnering with three local shelters for a free pet adoption event and festival at the Seawalk Pavilion in Jacksonville Beach this weekend.
Jacksonville Beach visitors urged to stay out of the water amid dangerous ocean conditions
Read full article: Jacksonville Beach visitors urged to stay out of the water amid dangerous ocean conditionsThe Jacksonville Beach Ocean Rescue Division urged beachgoers to stay out of the water amid dangerous ocean conditions that will persist throughout the weekend.
Jacksonville Beach experiencing high winds, rain as Hurricane Milton charges across Florida
Read full article: Jacksonville Beach experiencing high winds, rain as Hurricane Milton charges across FloridaJacksonville Beach was feeling the effects of Hurricane Milton Wednesday night and Thursday morning as the powerful storm thrashed its way across Florida.
Live cams from across Florida: Watch Hurricane Milton’s impact as massive storm hits state
Read full article: Live cams from across Florida: Watch Hurricane Milton’s impact as massive storm hits stateFor those who are tracking Hurricane Milton and would like to see the storm from multiple points of view throughout the state, News4Jax has compiled several live web cameras across Florida.
‘Tiger Dams’ deployed: Anti-flood barricades put up in Jacksonville communities ahead of Hurricane Milton
Read full article: ‘Tiger Dams’ deployed: Anti-flood barricades put up in Jacksonville communities ahead of Hurricane MiltonJacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan stated during Tuesday’s afternoon briefing that orange-colored, tube-like devices known as Tiger Dams will be utilized for the first time in the city’s history to help mitigate the flooding impacts expected from Hurricane Milton.
Studio Sage Salon and Head Spa: Elevating Hair Care with Holistic Wellness
Read full article: Studio Sage Salon and Head Spa: Elevating Hair Care with Holistic WellnessStudio Sage Salon and Head Spa in Jacksonville Beach offers a unique blend of beauty and wellness with their expert hair services and Japanese-inspired head spa treatments.
Owner of beloved Angie’s Subs delivering donations for Hurricane Helene recovery to North Carolina communities
Read full article: Owner of beloved Angie’s Subs delivering donations for Hurricane Helene recovery to North Carolina communitiesAngie's Subs owner Ed Malin had one day to collect as much as possible, saying he would be leaving Wednesday morning with four other trucks pulling trailers to head to an area outside Asheville.
‘A little piece of Miami’: Experience the flavors of 1928 Cuban Bistro
Read full article: ‘A little piece of Miami’: Experience the flavors of 1928 Cuban BistroOwners Rebecca and Adrian Gonzalez said when they moved to Jacksonville in 2015, they were missing their family -- and the food they were used to. That seed became 1928 Cuban Bistro, now with six locations around north Florida.
Man shot, injured trying to help partner who was being assaulted by ex-boyfriend in Jacksonville Beach, police says
Read full article: Man shot, injured trying to help partner who was being assaulted by ex-boyfriend in Jacksonville Beach, police saysA man was injured after he was shot in the leg while attempting to help his partner who was being assaulted by her ex-boyfriend in Jacksonville Beach Sunday morning, police said.
Caught on camera: Lifeguards make rip current rescue, talk important signs to watch for in the ocean
Read full article: Caught on camera: Lifeguards make rip current rescue, talk important signs to watch for in the oceanNews4JAX was speaking with Ocean Rescue Lifeguards about the dangers of rip currents and witnessed a rescue happen on Monday.
Body found on St. Johns County beach is 15-year-old swimmer missing since Saturday, deputies say
Read full article: Body found on St. Johns County beach is 15-year-old swimmer missing since Saturday, deputies sayOfficials have moved to search and recovery for a missing 15-year-old male at Jacksonville Beach last seen in the ocean on Saturday.
Search turns to recovery effort for 15-year-old swimmer missing since Saturday in Jacksonville Beach
Read full article: Search turns to recovery effort for 15-year-old swimmer missing since Saturday in Jacksonville BeachOfficials have moved to search and recovery for a missing 15-year-old male at Jacksonville Beach last seen in the ocean on Saturday.
2024 Voter's Guide: Jacksonville Beach referendums
Read full article: 2024 Voter's Guide: Jacksonville Beach referendumsIn addition to voting for mayor and three council members, Jacksonville Beach voters face decisions on two referendums in the 2024 general election. Both referendums deal with amendments to the city charter.
‘You don’t have to do it alone’: Travis Manion Foundation hosts 9/11 Heroes Run to honor veterans, first responders
Read full article: ‘You don’t have to do it alone’: Travis Manion Foundation hosts 9/11 Heroes Run to honor veterans, first respondersHundreds of runners hit Jacksonville Beach to honor the heroes of 9/11. Travis Manion Foundation hosted the annual run. It was one of 14 runs on Saturday happening around the country.
2024 Florida Fin Fest
Read full article: 2024 Florida Fin FestFlorida Fin Fest happening at the Seawalk Pavilion in Jacksonville Beach on September 13th and 14th is heading into its 4th year! Free to attend, the festival highlight Ocean Education, Conservation and Music with national headliners such as St. Paul & The Broken Bones, Flipturn and many more. www.finfest.com
Judge expected to sign off on deal that could mean the end of ‘Salt Life’ clothing stores
Read full article: Judge expected to sign off on deal that could mean the end of ‘Salt Life’ clothing storesAfter being sold at auction, the Salt Life apparel business is expected to have new owners. A bankruptcy judge will take a look at the deal in a hearing Thursday afternoon.
Florida Fin Fest returns to Jacksonville Beach with free live music, ocean conservation education
Read full article: Florida Fin Fest returns to Jacksonville Beach with free live music, ocean conservation educationThe 2024 Florida Fin Fest will return to the Seawalk Pavillion in Jacksonville Beach next weekend with plenty of opportunities to learn about ocean conservation and of course, lots of music.
Sisters of the Sea gearing up for 26th annual Women’s Surf Classic in Jacksonville Beach
Read full article: Sisters of the Sea gearing up for 26th annual Women’s Surf Classic in Jacksonville BeachSisters of the Sea is a women’s surfing group that has been together since 1997. The Jacksonville Beach based non-profit meets on the first Sunday of each month to clean up the beach and hit the waves.
2024 Voter's Guide: Jacksonville Beach mayor, council members
Read full article: 2024 Voter's Guide: Jacksonville Beach mayor, council membersJacksonville Beach city elections are held every two years, with elected officials seeking staggered four-year terms. In 2024, voters will choose the mayor and three council members, all four of whom are elected at-large by all Jacksonville Beach voters. The elections are non-partisan.
Jax River Jams, Sea & Sky Air Show among events not happening in 2024-25
Read full article: Jax River Jams, Sea & Sky Air Show among events not happening in 2024-25The head of Jacksonville’s Office of Sports and Entertainment said he’s working to fill the holes in the city’s events calendars after losing out on three sizeable local events, according to our news partners at the Jacksonville Daily Record.
Sushi restaurant owners charged with harboring undocumented workers after federal raids
Read full article: Sushi restaurant owners charged with harboring undocumented workers after federal raidsThe owners of the Kamiya 86 restaurants in Ponte Vedra Beach and Jacksonville Beach have been charged with harboring undocumented workers for commercial advantage and private financial gain.
2 sushi restaurants in Jacksonville Beach, Ponte Vedra raided in ongoing federal investigation
Read full article: 2 sushi restaurants in Jacksonville Beach, Ponte Vedra raided in ongoing federal investigationKamiya 86 in Jacksonville Beach and the restaurant’s other location in Ponte Vedra Beach were raided Wednesday morning as part of a federal investigation.
2024 Florida Fin Fest
Read full article: 2024 Florida Fin FestFlorida Fin Fest happening at the Seawalk Pavilion in Jacksonville Beach on September 13th and 14th is heading into its 4th year! Free to attend, the festival highlight Ocean Education, Conservation and Music with national headliners such as St. Paul & The Broken Bones, Flipturn and many more. www.finfest.com
‘Taking from people that can’t afford it’: Jacksonville mobile home community comes together to dispute 30% rent hike
Read full article: ‘Taking from people that can’t afford it’: Jacksonville mobile home community comes together to dispute 30% rent hikeResidents at Portside at the Beaches, a manufactured home community, are fighting against a lot rent increase
How Florida Fish and Wildlife ensures anglers stick to one-fish limit at one-day red snapper tournament
Read full article: How Florida Fish and Wildlife ensures anglers stick to one-fish limit at one-day red snapper tournamentThousands of anglers hit the waters Friday for their only opportunity to fish for Atlantic red snapper this year.
Ascension St. Vincent’s to provide free physicals for children ages 4-18 in Jacksonville Beach
Read full article: Ascension St. Vincent’s to provide free physicals for children ages 4-18 in Jacksonville BeachAscension St. Vincent’s will provide free physical exams for children aged 4 to 18 years old at the end of July in Jacksonville Beach.
Mother of man shot on St. Patrick’s Day pleads for answers at Beaches Watch community meeting
Read full article: Mother of man shot on St. Patrick’s Day pleads for answers at Beaches Watch community meetingThe mother of a 21-year-old man fatally shot in one of three Jacksonville Beach shootings on St. Patrick’s Day wanted answers in her son’s death.
Experts address beachgoers’ concerns following shark bite in New Smyrna Beach on Fourth of July
Read full article: Experts address beachgoers’ concerns following shark bite in New Smyrna Beach on Fourth of JulyIt was a busy Friday at Jacksonville Beach as people soaked up the sun after the Fourth of July festivities, and with more people in the water, the higher the chances of a shark bite, according to experts.
‘It’s disgusting’: Volunteers pitch in to clean up beaches after 4th of July celebrations
Read full article: ‘It’s disgusting’: Volunteers pitch in to clean up beaches after 4th of July celebrationsThe city of Jacksonville and groups like Keep Jacksonville Beautiful and Beaches Sea Turtle Patrol work together to clean up the beaches after the Fourth of July holiday every year.
‘Have fun and be safe’: Jacksonville Beach lifeguards ensure safety with increased staffing on Fourth of July
Read full article: ‘Have fun and be safe’: Jacksonville Beach lifeguards ensure safety with increased staffing on Fourth of JulyJacksonville Beach Ocean Rescue is taking extra steps to ensure people stay safe on the Fourth of July holiday and through the weekend.
Mayor reassures safety amid 4th of July holiday crowds at Jacksonville Beach
Read full article: Mayor reassures safety amid 4th of July holiday crowds at Jacksonville BeachAs tens of thousands of beachgoers are expected to come to Jacksonville Beach for Fourth of July holiday celebrations, more officers and safety workers will be on hand to ensure everyone’s safety.
‘It stings every single day’: Mother who lost son to gun violence urges people to have a safe 4th of July
Read full article: ‘It stings every single day’: Mother who lost son to gun violence urges people to have a safe 4th of JulyThe Fourth of July is a time for celebration, fun, and fireworks for most people, but for one mother, it’s one more holiday spent without her baby boy.
Going to the beach for July 4th? Read this first
Read full article: Going to the beach for July 4th? Read this firstMax Ervanian, a training and operations officer with Ocean Rescue, said there are three things you need to do before you leave the house to better ensure your safety on the sand and in the water.
Jacksonville hospitals, schools, police stations could see regular disruptive flooding by 2050, study finds
Read full article: Jacksonville hospitals, schools, police stations could see regular disruptive flooding by 2050, study findsStudy finds between now and 2050, climate change–driven sea level rise will expose more than 1,600 critical U.S. buildings and services to disruptive flooding at least twice per year
High rip current risk has experts urging everyone to stay out of the water
Read full article: High rip current risk has experts urging everyone to stay out of the waterThe National Weather Service says there will be a high rip current risk Wednesday and Thursday for all beaches in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia.
VIDEO: Concerned sister, dispatcher, JSO credited with keeping mother, 4 children safe during mental health crisis
Read full article: VIDEO: Concerned sister, dispatcher, JSO credited with keeping mother, 4 children safe during mental health crisisA concerned family member, Jacksonville police and dispatchers are being praised for the roles they played in keeping a mother and her four children safe.
Sun Child: From Solo Project to Folk Ensemble, Announces Tour
Read full article: Sun Child: From Solo Project to Folk Ensemble, Announces TourSun Child, a dreamy folk band hailing from Jacksonville Beach, Florida, has blossomed from a solo project into an incandescent ensemble. Originally the brainchild of Brooke Garwood, the band's evolution is marked by the release of their new single, "Ghost," which signifies a new chapter for the group. In exciting news for fans, Sun Child has announced an upcoming tour, bringing their ethereal melodies and harmonious performances to a wider audience. This tour promises to be a significant milestone in their journey, further establishing Sun Child as a noteworthy presence in the folk music scene.
8 pieces of endangered leatherback turtle mysteriously turn up on Jacksonville Beach; FWC investigating
Read full article: 8 pieces of endangered leatherback turtle mysteriously turn up on Jacksonville Beach; FWC investigatingNews4JAX received photos Wednesday morning of strange parts of a sea creature spread across Jacksonville Beach. FFWCC confirmed they're from a leatherback sea turtle
Forever Vets takes us behind the scenes to explore Furever Vets Central Emergency Urgent Care & Pet Resort
Read full article: Forever Vets takes us behind the scenes to explore Furever Vets Central Emergency Urgent Care & Pet ResortForever Vets Animal Hospitals in Florida are full-service veterinary facilities completely dedicated to the well-being of both you and your pet. We are proud to serve the Jacksonville, Jacksonville Beach, St. Augustine, St. Johns, Nocatee, and Orlando markets to provide a mixture of exceptional customer service and top-notch pet hospital care.
Renourishment project to begin moving north as work continues in Duval County beaches
Read full article: Renourishment project to begin moving north as work continues in Duval County beachesThe first weekend of the summer kicked off, and hundreds of people visited the beaches as the beach renourishment project continues in Jacksonville Beach.
12-year-old among 15 arrested by Jacksonville Beach Police during busy Memorial Day weekend
Read full article: 12-year-old among 15 arrested by Jacksonville Beach Police during busy Memorial Day weekendA 12-year-old was among 15 arrests made by the Jacksonville Beach Police Department over a busy Memorial Day Weekend.
Police out in full force as thousands hit Jacksonville Beach to celebrate Memorial Day
Read full article: Police out in full force as thousands hit Jacksonville Beach to celebrate Memorial DayThousands of locals and tourists went to Jacksonville Beach to celebrate Memorial Day, and police were out in full force to ensure beachgoers stayed safe.
Hundreds of runners hit the sand at Jacksonville Beach to spread kindness, combat bullying
Read full article: Hundreds of runners hit the sand at Jacksonville Beach to spread kindness, combat bullyingMore than 400 runners hit the sand at Jacksonville Beach Saturday morning for the second annual “Kindness Matters 5K and Fun Run”.
With no formal training, this Jacksonville artist creates designs for huge companies like Patagonia, The North Face
Read full article: With no formal training, this Jacksonville artist creates designs for huge companies like Patagonia, The North FaceArmed with just an iPad, no formal art degree or training, and a health condition that makes it difficult for him to drive, Sandro Young hustled and self-taught his way into the highly competitive world of graphic design.
Jax Beach mom wants Jags, city to consider providing more family restrooms for $1.4B stadium renovation project
Read full article: Jax Beach mom wants Jags, city to consider providing more family restrooms for $1.4B stadium renovation projectOver 100 Jacksonville Beach residents attended Monday’s meeting at Fletcher High School as Mayor Donna Deegan, Jaguars President Mark Lamping and the city’s negotiator Mike Weinstein discussed the stadium renovations.
‘They are not alone’: Hundreds walk, run in Jacksonville Beach to raise money for brain cancer research
Read full article: ‘They are not alone’: Hundreds walk, run in Jacksonville Beach to raise money for brain cancer researchAbout 1,500 people helped raise money for brain cancer and tumor research Saturday morning by running or walking in the Waves of Gray 5K in Jacksonville Beach.
Founder invites community to Waves of Gray 5K in Jacksonville Beach to support brain cancer research
Read full article: Founder invites community to Waves of Gray 5K in Jacksonville Beach to support brain cancer researchThe Waves of Gray 5K for brain cancer awareness in Jacksonville Beach is only a week away, and the deadline to sign up online is coming up soon.
Defense files new motion, judge delays decision on whether to disqualify State Attorney’s Office in Jared Bridegan case
Read full article: Defense files new motion, judge delays decision on whether to disqualify State Attorney’s Office in Jared Bridegan caseA judge was expected to rule Thursday on whether the State Attorney’s Office should be disqualified from prosecuting the couple accused of conspiring to kill 33-year-old Jared Bridegan in 2022.
Mother, son duo accused of running drug trafficking organization in Jacksonville Beach
Read full article: Mother, son duo accused of running drug trafficking organization in Jacksonville BeachA 68-year-old mother and her 32-year-old son are facing felony drug charges after investigators disrupted a drug trafficking pipeline that brought illegal drugs to Jacksonville Beach.
VIDEO: 2024 Opening of the Beaches Parade draws thousands to Jacksonville Beach
Read full article: VIDEO: 2024 Opening of the Beaches Parade draws thousands to Jacksonville BeachThousands of people visited Jacksonville Beach Sunday afternoon to celebrate the official opening of the beaches with the traditional parade.
Police emphasizing safety as Jacksonville beaches officially open with events, fun for all
Read full article: Police emphasizing safety as Jacksonville beaches officially open with events, fun for allIt’s officially opening weekend for Jacksonville beaches with the sandcastle contest being one of the first events.
Rip current safety: Coast Guard officer explains how to stay safe when swimming in open water
Read full article: Rip current safety: Coast Guard officer explains how to stay safe when swimming in open waterThe weather is heating up, which is usually a sign for beachgoers to prepare to hit the waters.
Jacksonville Beach police chief outlines safety recommendations ahead of Beach Fest
Read full article: Jacksonville Beach police chief outlines safety recommendations ahead of Beach FestThe Jacksonville Beach police chief outlined recommendations on how to keep people safe ahead of the annual Beach Fest and the official opening of the beaches.
KATE KUP: Funding Finds Cures for Childhood Cancer
Read full article: KATE KUP: Funding Finds Cures for Childhood CancerJacksonville Beach residents, Lisa and Jeff Amato lost their daughter Kate, at the young age of 11 in November of 2016, after a long and difficult battle with cancer. Through her illness, Kate’s parents discovered how severely underfunded research is for pediatric cancer and witnessed first-hand the brutal effects of outdated, toxic treatments. To honor Kate’s life and continue the fight for other children, the Kate Amato Foundation was formed.
Attorney for Shanna Gardner asks judge to close part of evidentiary hearing amid push to disqualify state attorney
Read full article: Attorney for Shanna Gardner asks judge to close part of evidentiary hearing amid push to disqualify state attorneyDefendant Shanna Gardner’s attorney on Wednesday asked the court to close part of an evidentiary hearing on Thursday related to her motion to disqualify State Attorney Melissa Nelson’s office from prosecuting the alleged murder-for-hire plot.
Mayor emphasizes safety measures at Jacksonville Beach’s festival weeks after triple shooting
Read full article: Mayor emphasizes safety measures at Jacksonville Beach’s festival weeks after triple shootingThe first major event at Jacksonville Beach kicked off Friday three weeks after a series of shootings rattled the community. Still, no arrests have been announced.
When can consumers sue if personal data is released in a cyberattack? A Jacksonville lawyer explains
Read full article: When can consumers sue if personal data is released in a cyberattack? A Jacksonville lawyer explainsThe News4JAX I-TEAM found out what Florida law requires to do after a breach and if you can hold them legally liable for negligence for not adequately protecting your data following a ransomware attack at Beaches Energy in Jacksonville Beach.
River City Beats presents Erica Sunshine Lee
Read full article: River City Beats presents Erica Sunshine LeeErica Sunshine Lee, dubbed as “The hardest working woman in country music,” has been recognized by TRMA as “Female Artist of the Year” for the years 2020, 2021, and 2022, along with earning the title of “Horizon Artist of the Year.” Additionally, she has secured the prestigious Music Video of the Year award for four consecutive years from 2019 to 2022. Notably, she clinched Radio Trop Rock’s 2020 “Song of the Year” accolade.
Jax Beach police offer accelerated hiring process to put more officers on the streets amid shortage
Read full article: Jax Beach police offer accelerated hiring process to put more officers on the streets amid shortageThe Jacksonville Beach Police Department is using an accelerated hiring process to address the officer shortage the department is facing.
Jacksonville Beach’s first step to address three shootings gets turned down at city council meeting
Read full article: Jacksonville Beach’s first step to address three shootings gets turned down at city council meetingThe Jacksonville Beach City Council will discuss a measure to control crowds after two weeks have passed with no arrests announced in the three separate shootings in the bar district.
FBI offers reward up to $10K for information in Jacksonville Beach shootings that left 1 dead and 3 injured
Read full article: FBI offers reward up to $10K for information in Jacksonville Beach shootings that left 1 dead and 3 injuredNo arrests have been announced since three separate shootings in Jacksonville Beach’s downtown bar district, but the FBI is hoping to change that with an increased reward for information.
3 men arrested in connection to Jacksonville Beach drug distribution operation
Read full article: 3 men arrested in connection to Jacksonville Beach drug distribution operationThree men were arrested in connection to a drug distribution operation in Jacksonville Beach, a popular area for people to come and party, especially during spring break.
Jacksonville cybersecurity expert says federal ban on paying ransoms may deter, but not eliminate cybercriminals
Read full article: Jacksonville cybersecurity expert says federal ban on paying ransoms may deter, but not eliminate cybercriminalsA Jacksonville cybersecurity expert said a federal ban on paying ransoms with taxpayer money might deter some cyberattacks, but it could come with its own set of consequences.
Leader of ransomware group that attacked Jacksonvile Beach threatens more cybercrimes
Read full article: Leader of ransomware group that attacked Jacksonvile Beach threatens more cybercrimesThe leader of a Russia-based cybergang that is claiming responsibility for the cyber attack on Jacksonville Beach’s information systems threatened to commit more cybercrimes.
Were you one of the thousands of Jacksonville Beach residents affected by a Russian cyber gang hack?
Read full article: Were you one of the thousands of Jacksonville Beach residents affected by a Russian cyber gang hack?A global threat analyst said people living in Jacksonville Beach should assume their information is now in the hands of cybercriminals. The city of Jacksonville Beach was hacked at the end of January, and a Russian-based cyber gang called LOCKBIT was believed to be responsible.
Prosecutors want special master to decide on motion to disqualify State Attorney’s Office in Jared Bridegan case
Read full article: Prosecutors want special master to decide on motion to disqualify State Attorney’s Office in Jared Bridegan caseMario Fernandez, the man accused of conspiring with his wife to kill her ex-husband in 2022, appeared in court Thursday as potential evidence was handed over to a judge for review.
No arrests made one week after Jacksonville Beach shootings that left 1 dead and 3 injured
Read full article: No arrests made one week after Jacksonville Beach shootings that left 1 dead and 3 injuredIt’s been one week since the three separate shootings at Jacksonville Beach that left a 21-year-old man dead and three others injured.
JEA faces nearly 900,000 cyberattack attempts in a single day
Read full article: JEA faces nearly 900,000 cyberattack attempts in a single dayWhile a cyberattack in Jacksonville Beach may be surprising, what is also surprising is the number of attempts by hackers to break into JEA's electric and water supply. News4JAX has learned there have been close to 900,000 attempts in just one day to try and break into JEA computers.
I-TEAM: Russian cybergang responsible for the cybertheft in Jacksonville Beach
Read full article: I-TEAM: Russian cybergang responsible for the cybertheft in Jacksonville BeachA Global Threat Analyst has a blunt message for people living in Jacksonville Beach. He said, "assume your information is in the hands of cybercriminals." The city of Jacksonville Beach was hacked at the end of January, and we've since learned a Russian-based Cybergang called LOCKBIT is responsible.
Miami Beach ‘broke up’ with spring break. Could that help curb violence in our area?
Read full article: Miami Beach ‘broke up’ with spring break. Could that help curb violence in our area?As detectives in Jacksonville Beach ask for help solving the string of shootings on St. Patrick’s Day evening, leaders and residents are wondering how to prevent violence like this from happening in the future. Police released frantic videos of people scattering after one of the shootings just before 8 on Sunday. A 21-year-old man died, and three more men were hospitalized with gunshot wounds. Detectives believe two of the injured were shooting at each other. News4JAX looked at how Miami Beach handled violence last year and a strategy they say has been successful in preventing crime this year.
Cybercriminals are holding data from Jacksonville Beach for ransom
Read full article: Cybercriminals are holding data from Jacksonville Beach for ransomA cyber attack in Jacksonville Beach has affected the city's information system. Cyber criminals are holding personal data like social security numbers and banking information for ransom. If you're affected, you will be notified by mail.