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‘In the near future’: Suspect in murder of off-duty corrections officer closer to being extradited back to Jacksonville
Read full article: ‘In the near future’: Suspect in murder of off-duty corrections officer closer to being extradited back to JacksonvilleSaturday, April 12, will mark 6 months since off-duty Jacksonville Sheriff’s corrections officer, Brad McNew, was shot and killed while intervening during a domestic dispute at a northside gas station.
UF students demand immigration attorney be added on campus following student’s deportation to Colombia
Read full article: UF students demand immigration attorney be added on campus following student’s deportation to ColombiaDozens of University of Florida students are asking for an immigration attorney to be added on campus following the deportation of an international student who was initially arrested over a traffic violation.
Plane carrying 3 people crashes in South Florida near a major highway
Read full article: Plane carrying 3 people crashes in South Florida near a major highwayA small plane carrying three people crashed Friday morning in South Florida near a major interstate highway and pushed a car onto railroad tracks, officials said.
LifeSouth Bloodmobile visits Nassau County HCA Florida Yulee Emergency with Kona Ice truck for refreshments
Read full article: LifeSouth Bloodmobile visits Nassau County HCA Florida Yulee Emergency with Kona Ice truck for refreshmentsThe LifeSouth Bloodmobile will be at the newly opened Nassau County HCA Florida Yulee Emergency.
UF study reveals boats may unknowingly transport invasive termites, increasing infestation risks
Read full article: UF study reveals boats may unknowingly transport invasive termites, increasing infestation risksWhen you think of termites, you probably don’t imagine them aboard yachts, cabin cruisers, sailboats or other watercrafts floating across oceans.
Federal judge says Jaden Rashada can continue fraud case against UF coach Billy Napier, others
Read full article: Federal judge says Jaden Rashada can continue fraud case against UF coach Billy Napier, othersA federal judge this week refused to toss out a lawsuit filed by a star football recruit who alleges that a University of Florida booster and officials reneged on a deal that would have paid him millions of dollars to play for the Gators.
Florida Gators men’s hoops team will celebrate its national championship Saturday during the Spring football game
Read full article: Florida Gators men’s hoops team will celebrate its national championship Saturday during the Spring football gameThe Florida Gators men’s basketball team will celebrate its season on Saturday during halftime of the Orange & Blue Game at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.
‘Heartbroken, devastated’: Inmate dies following ‘incident’ involving 8 JSO corrections officers, 1 sergeant
Read full article: ‘Heartbroken, devastated’: Inmate dies following ‘incident’ involving 8 JSO corrections officers, 1 sergeantThe attorney for the family of an inmate who was critically injured in an unspecified incident involving nine Duval County jail officers said on Wednesday that the man remained hospitalized and on a ventilator.
Clay County commissoners pass resolution to ‘solidify support’ for DeSantis’ DOGE task force
Read full article: Clay County commissoners pass resolution to ‘solidify support’ for DeSantis’ DOGE task forceThe Clay County Board of County Commissioners unanimously passed a resolution on Tuesday supporting the Florida’s recently-established Department of Governmental Efficiency (DOGE) team.
Florida won the national title, but the entire SEC is getting millions after March Madness. Here’s how much
Read full article: Florida won the national title, but the entire SEC is getting millions after March Madness. Here’s how muchThe Florida Gators may have won a national title, but the real winner of the 2025 NCAA Tournament is the Southeastern Conference, colloquially known as the SEC.
20-year-old man found guilty of murder, other charges in 2023 death of 3 people on Northside
Read full article: 20-year-old man found guilty of murder, other charges in 2023 death of 3 people on NorthsideThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office announced Monday the arrest of an 18-year-old who is accused of murder in the death of three people on Jacksonville’s Northside.
Proposed Florida bill aims to improve efficiency of DNA testing by law enforcement
Read full article: Proposed Florida bill aims to improve efficiency of DNA testing by law enforcementA proposed Florida bill aimed at enhancing the efficiency of DNA testing by law enforcement is moving through the Florida Legislature.
DeSantis continues to push for condo relief, but says House bill favors developers over Florida residents
Read full article: DeSantis continues to push for condo relief, but says House bill favors developers over Florida residentsFlorida Gov. Ron DeSantis held a news conference Thursday in Miami to continue to push for relief for condominium owners.
Students, school districts declare vocal opposition to state law changes that would affect AP, IB, other courses
Read full article: Students, school districts declare vocal opposition to state law changes that would affect AP, IB, other coursesAs the Florida Legislature considers two bills that could slash funding for popular acceleration programs in public schools, students, parents and school district leaders are sharing vocal opposition to the changes.
Reviving local history: How you can volunteer for a clean-up day at Memorial Cemetery
Read full article: Reviving local history: How you can volunteer for a clean-up day at Memorial CemeteryMoncrief’s mission to revitalize the Memorial Cemetery continues. They’re cleaning up the resting grounds of local Jacksonville legends.
Jacksonville lawmaker pushes bill aiming to protect victims from deepfakes after former mayor’s daughter targeted
Read full article: Jacksonville lawmaker pushes bill aiming to protect victims from deepfakes after former mayor’s daughter targetedA bill moving through the Florida Capitol could have significant implications for victims of deepfakes, with its roots firmly planted in Jacksonville.
Company to add more high-tech devices to alert vessels of right whale sightings, prevent collisions in Fernandina Beach
Read full article: Company to add more high-tech devices to alert vessels of right whale sightings, prevent collisions in Fernandina BeachIn an effort to better protect North Atlantic right whales in Northeast Florida, a company announced it will be adding more technology to enhance communication with boaters and, in turn, prevent collisions with these endangered whales.
AT&T opens learning center in Corner at Debs Store in Jacksonville to help bridge digital divide
Read full article: AT&T opens learning center in Corner at Debs Store in Jacksonville to help bridge digital divideThe Corner at Debs Store in Jacksonville is hosting a celebration Thursday at 2 p.m., where 250 people will receive a laptop to help bridge the digital divide.
Farm Share distributing food at 2 Putnam County locations on Friday
Read full article: Farm Share distributing food at 2 Putnam County locations on FridayFarm Share, Florida’s leading food nonprofit and the state’s largest food bank, is distributing food at two locations in Putnam County on Friday.
Attorney General Pam Bondi: Mexican drug cartels believed to be tied to $509 million drug offload in Fort Lauderdale
Read full article: Attorney General Pam Bondi: Mexican drug cartels believed to be tied to $509 million drug offload in Fort LauderdaleThe event will showcase the offload of over 48,400 pounds of illicit narcotics, which are valued at more than $509 million.
Duval County Public Schools could face $8M funding cut under proposed state law changes
Read full article: Duval County Public Schools could face $8M funding cut under proposed state law changesDuval County Public Schools could lose up to $8 million in funding if proposed changes to state laws pass, potentially cutting 50% of financial support for critical student programs like Advanced Placement and Career Education.
‘It really opened my eyes’: High school students take a close look at UF after National Championship win
Read full article: ‘It really opened my eyes’: High school students take a close look at UF after National Championship winAccording to admission data, before UF’s first men’s basketball championship in 2006, total applicants numbered around 22,000. After winning back-to-back titles in 2006 and 2007, applications for Fall 2008 rose to around 27,500.
Missing 4-year-old boy with autism drowns in Baymeadows retention pond: JSO
Read full article: Missing 4-year-old boy with autism drowns in Baymeadows retention pond: JSOA missing 4-year-old died Tuesday after he was found in a retention pond in a subdivision, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
Man accused of punching woman who drove him to Florida, stealing her cellphone on I-95 in Yulee
Read full article: Man accused of punching woman who drove him to Florida, stealing her cellphone on I-95 in YuleeA man was arrested after being accused of assaulting a woman on Sunday on Interstate 95 in Yulee, according to the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office.
Florida House committee unanimously approves bill that would prevent development at state parks
Read full article: Florida House committee unanimously approves bill that would prevent development at state parksA bill aimed at preventing a return of efforts to build golf courses, pickleball courts and resorts in state parks is ready to go to the full Florida House.
Jacksonville resident and former Gators basketball player ‘excited’ to see alma mater bring title home
Read full article: Jacksonville resident and former Gators basketball player ‘excited’ to see alma mater bring title homeIn Jacksonville, one special fan was cheering on the Florida Gators during their championship win over the University of Houston. Robert “Bob” Nichols, a former player for the Florida basketball team in the 1950s, may be one of the oldest living Gators letter winners and basketball alumni, and there are some signs that he’s a die-hard fan.
‘Florida’s back on top’: Clayton, Golden say Florida basketball is back, thank Gator Nation for all their support
Read full article: ‘Florida’s back on top’: Clayton, Golden say Florida basketball is back, thank Gator Nation for all their supportThe Florida Gators have returned home after their thrilling 65-63 championship-securing victory over the University of Houston in the 2025 National Championship Game.
Florida's run to the national title lifts the Gators to No. 1 in the final AP Top 25 men's poll
Read full article: Florida's run to the national title lifts the Gators to No. 1 in the final AP Top 25 men's pollFlorida is a unanimous No. 1 in the final Associated Press men’s college basketball poll of the 2024-25 season after winning the national championship.
Video shows Gators fan climbing traffic light, bouncing up and down, falling into crowd during title celebration: report
Read full article: Video shows Gators fan climbing traffic light, bouncing up and down, falling into crowd during title celebration: reportFollowing a University of Florida victory over the University of Houston in the NCAA National Championship basketball game Monday night, a Gators fan climbed a traffic light before falling into a crowd that was celebrating the win on the street, a video published by WJCB in Gainesville shows.
A wide range of wildlife made a home in the sewers below this Florida city. Here’s what researchers found below
Read full article: A wide range of wildlife made a home in the sewers below this Florida city. Here’s what researchers found belowWildlife is thriving beneath Gainesville's streets, including raccoons, bats, and even alligators, in this University of Florida study that reveals a hidden urban ecosystem.
WATCH LIVE: Gators basketball team arrives in Gainesville, greeted by hundreds of fans after winning championship
Read full article: WATCH LIVE: Gators basketball team arrives in Gainesville, greeted by hundreds of fans after winning championshipGators fans who want to celebrate the national champion men’s basketball team can gather for a welcome home rally in Gainesville at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday.
‘It feels amazing’: Gators fans in Jacksonville share joy over Florida’s national championship victory
Read full article: ‘It feels amazing’: Gators fans in Jacksonville share joy over Florida’s national championship victoryGators fans in Jacksonville showed up Monday night to celebrate their team as Florida pulled out a national championship victory over Houston in San Antonio.
Breaking down the historic moments from Florida’s national championship victory with popular podcast host Gator Dave
Read full article: Breaking down the historic moments from Florida’s national championship victory with popular podcast host Gator DaveLeave it to the Gators. It was a nail-biter. But they are the National Champions Florida’s first title win since going back-to-back in 2006 and 2007. They pulled out a 65 to 63 win against Houston’s ferocious defense with a second-half rally to claim their third national championship.
Alumni, state leaders, famous fans react to Florida Gators’ national championship victory
Read full article: Alumni, state leaders, famous fans react to Florida Gators’ national championship victoryWith a maxed-out crowd watching from the O’Connell Center and fans across the country glued to their televisions, the Florida Gators brought home the team’s third national title with a 65-63 victory over Houston on Monday night.
Historic victory: University of Florida now only school to win 3 NCAA titles in both football, men’s basketball
Read full article: Historic victory: University of Florida now only school to win 3 NCAA titles in both football, men’s basketballThe University of Florida is the only school to have won three NCAA Division I titles in both men’s basketball (2006, 2007, 2025) and football (1996, 2006, 2008).
Two courts: NCAA's present (Gators!) and future play out 1700 miles apart on the same day
Read full article: Two courts: NCAA's present (Gators!) and future play out 1700 miles apart on the same dayA thrill-a-minute NCAA title for the Florida Gators in San Antonio has reminded us all of what’s so good about the games these college athletes play.
Houston on the wrong side of gritty and ugly finish against Florida in national title game
Read full article: Houston on the wrong side of gritty and ugly finish against Florida in national title gameThe end of national championship game was gritty and ugly, just the way Houston usually likes it.
Florida wins its third NCAA basketball title and denies Houston its first, rallying for 65-63 victory
Read full article: Florida wins its third NCAA basketball title and denies Houston its first, rallying for 65-63 victoryFlorida wins its third NCAA basketball title and denies Houston its first, rallying for 65-63 victory.
Jacksonville fans still root for Gators to clinch win despite turnovers in first half
Read full article: Jacksonville fans still root for Gators to clinch win despite turnovers in first halfJacksonville fans at the Island Wing Grill still held out for a Gators championship win as the national game started off a little rocky with turnovers in the first half.
DeSantis not surprised by temporary block to immigration law, says state has the power to ‘hold people accountable’
Read full article: DeSantis not surprised by temporary block to immigration law, says state has the power to ‘hold people accountable’Preliminary injunction expected to stay in place, not allowing state law enforcement to arrest or prosecute people.
UF police out in full force as fans prepare for National Championship Game
Read full article: UF police out in full force as fans prepare for National Championship GameYou could call them Florida Gator die-hards or just pumped up students. With the Florida men’s basketball team set to take on the Houston Cougars in San Antonio for a shot at a national title, fans in Gainesville are already lining up outside the Exactech Arena hours before the gates open for the University of Florida’s watch party, which is set to kick off at 7 p.m.
Walter Clayton Jr.'s defensive stop gives Florida its 3rd national title with 65-63 win over Houston
Read full article: Walter Clayton Jr.'s defensive stop gives Florida its 3rd national title with 65-63 win over HoustonFlorida and Walter Clayton Jr. somehow overcame Houston’s spirit-crushing defense Monday night to will out a 65-63 victory in an NCAA title-game thriller not decided until Clayton’s own D stopped the Cougars from taking a game-winning shot at the buzzer.
Gov. DeSantis continues to push for ‘Boater Freedom Act’ as it makes its way through Florida Legislature
Read full article: Gov. DeSantis continues to push for ‘Boater Freedom Act’ as it makes its way through Florida LegislatureFlorida Gov. Ron DeSantis will hold a news conference Monday afternoon with Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Executive Director Roger Young.
A third of all evictions in Jacksonville happen in just 100 buildings, new data shows
Read full article: A third of all evictions in Jacksonville happen in just 100 buildings, new data showsPrinceton’s Eviction Lab tracking system has released new data about which landlords file the most significant amount of evictions in Jacksonville.
LIVE: FDLE, Attorney General Uthmeier to announce arrests in international child sexual abuse case
Read full article: LIVE: FDLE, Attorney General Uthmeier to announce arrests in international child sexual abuse caseFlorida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) Commissioner Mark Glass and Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier will discuss major developments in an international child sexual abuse materials case on Monday morning.
Once recruited for football, Florida native Walter Clayton Jr. has Gators one game away from 3rd basketball title
Read full article: Once recruited for football, Florida native Walter Clayton Jr. has Gators one game away from 3rd basketball titleThis year, the Florida Gators have had the pleasure of witnessing one of their players do everything possible to cement his name among the college greats: Walter Clayton Jr.
Protesters demand changes to 2 bills designed to protect Florida state parks from development
Read full article: Protesters demand changes to 2 bills designed to protect Florida state parks from developmentTwo bills moving through the Florida Legislature aim to block development in nine state parks, including Anastasia State Park, but environmental advocates are concerned the bills lack specific protections. Protests are being held throughout April, urging lawmakers to amend the bills to ensure stronger safeguards against commercial development.
Ongoing beach tilling to protect sea turtle nesting habitats part of St. Johns County's 5-year plan
Read full article: Ongoing beach tilling to protect sea turtle nesting habitats part of St. Johns County's 5-year planBeach tilling in St. Johns County to help maintain sea turtle nesting habitats began on April 3 and will continue in phases throughout the week.
‘More than a simple name change’: Florida House passes two bills supporting ‘Gulf of America’ name change
Read full article: ‘More than a simple name change’: Florida House passes two bills supporting ‘Gulf of America’ name changeErasing the Gulf of Mexico from state laws and educational materials won Florida House approval Thursday. The Republican-controlled House passed two bills along party lines to carry out President Donald Trump’s directive to rename the gulf as the Gulf of America.
Houston, Florida play for title and put a different spin on the underdog role to wrap March Madness
Read full article: Houston, Florida play for title and put a different spin on the underdog role to wrap March MadnessWhoever said there were no great underdog stories left in March Madness, or that the title would go to whoever spends the most money — or amasses the best collection of big names from the transfer portal — clearly never checked out Houston.
Alijah Martin's emphatic impact for Florida in this Final Four comes after 2023 heartbreaker at FAU
Read full article: Alijah Martin's emphatic impact for Florida in this Final Four comes after 2023 heartbreaker at FAUAlijah Martin never really liked talking too much about his first Final Four experience because of the heartbreaking ending with Florida Atlantic two years ago.
UF agriculture expert breaks down Duval County’s fertilizer ordinance. Here’s what you need to know
Read full article: UF agriculture expert breaks down Duval County’s fertilizer ordinance. Here’s what you need to knowAcross the state of Florida, there are more than 100 different ordinances written to address how and when people can apply fertilizer. A recent study of Floridians revealed more than half of people polled did not know if they live in one of the areas with a residential fertilizer ordinance. 22% polled did know.
Florida makes push all the way to NCAA title game, will face Houston team that pushes others around
Read full article: Florida makes push all the way to NCAA title game, will face Houston team that pushes others aroundFlorida has gone from being picked to finish sixth in the rugged Southeastern Conference to playing for national championship.
Jacksonville Gator fans react to team’s Final Four victory over Auburn
Read full article: Jacksonville Gator fans react to team’s Final Four victory over AuburnGator fans across the country are celebrating now that their squad is headed to the National Championship Game for the first time in nearly two decades.
Florida's Clayton delivers again to outduel Auburn's Broome in Final Four matchup of All-Americans
Read full article: Florida's Clayton delivers again to outduel Auburn's Broome in Final Four matchup of All-AmericansTwo All-Americans, one chance to give their their team a chance to win a national championship.
Clayton scores 34 points to help Florida beat Auburn 79-73 in Final Four to reach title game
Read full article: Clayton scores 34 points to help Florida beat Auburn 79-73 in Final Four to reach title gameWalter Clayton Jr. scored 34 points and Florida beat Southeastern Conference rival Auburn 79-73 in the Final Four on Saturday night, sending the Gators to the national championship game for the first time since their titles in 2006 and 2007.
TELL US: How confident are you feeling about the Gators chances to pull off a Final Four victory?
Read full article: TELL US: How confident are you feeling about the Gators chances to pull off a Final Four victory?Auburn and Florida are the last two standing of a record 14 Southeastern Conference teams that made the NCAA Tournament.
Judge halts new Florida immigration law, says enforcement is federal responsibility
Read full article: Judge halts new Florida immigration law, says enforcement is federal responsibilityPointing to the federal government’s power to regulate immigration, a U.S. district judge Friday temporarily blocked a new Florida law aimed at cracking down on undocumented immigrants.
‘It’s been a blessing to be here’: Florida Gators prepare for Final Four as student broadcasters capture the moment
Read full article: ‘It’s been a blessing to be here’: Florida Gators prepare for Final Four as student broadcasters capture the momentThe Florida Gators men’s basketball team is in San Antonio for the Final Four. Student broadcasters from the University of Florida are also gearing up for the excitement of March Madness.
Southeastern Grocers lays off employees in decision to restructure support center in Jacksonville, field support teams
Read full article: Southeastern Grocers lays off employees in decision to restructure support center in Jacksonville, field support teamsSoutheastern Grocers, which owns Winn-Dixie and Harveys supermarkets, confirmed to News4JAX on Friday that it has laid off multiple employees as a part of a restructuring.
Auburn and Florida meet in the Final Four as last of the 14 SEC teams that packed March Madness
Read full article: Auburn and Florida meet in the Final Four as last of the 14 SEC teams that packed March MadnessAuburn and Florida are the last two standing of a record 14 Southeastern Conference teams that made the NCAA Tournament.
ACLU, pro-immigrant groups file federal lawsuit to block Florida law that makes it a crime to enter state illegally
Read full article: ACLU, pro-immigrant groups file federal lawsuit to block Florida law that makes it a crime to enter state illegallyThe American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Florida and other pro-immigrant groups filed a federal lawsuit on Wednesday to challenge Senate Bill 4C, a law that makes it a crime for people to enter the state illegally.
Feeding Northeast Florida working around federal cuts to keep helping those in need
Read full article: Feeding Northeast Florida working around federal cuts to keep helping those in needFeeding Northeast Florida (FNEFL) is working around federal cuts to programs to maintain food availability for the community.
Varsity 4 Super 6 baseball: Episcopal, Providence move back into rankings
Read full article: Varsity 4 Super 6 baseball: Episcopal, Providence move back into rankingsThe Varsity 4 Super 6 high school baseball rankings presented by the Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp will be published on Fridays during the regular season. Records are through April 3.
Mason’s Famous Lobster Rolls brings New England charm to Durbin Park. Here’s how you can get a free dessert!
Read full article: Mason’s Famous Lobster Rolls brings New England charm to Durbin Park. Here’s how you can get a free dessert!Mason's Famous Lobster Rolls is serving up New England favorites in St. Johns County
This hidden-yet-popular BBQ spot in St. Johns County made Yelp’s Top 100. It’s been a community staple for 10 years
Read full article: This hidden-yet-popular BBQ spot in St. Johns County made Yelp’s Top 100. It’s been a community staple for 10 yearsOn many days, before Woodpeckers Backyard BBQ even opens its doors, customers are lined up outside.
Attorney General Pam Bondi announces murder arrests connected to MS-13 gang activity in Florida
Read full article: Attorney General Pam Bondi announces murder arrests connected to MS-13 gang activity in FloridaAttorney General Pam Bondi announced the solving of four Florida homicides connected to MS-13 gang activity, along with federal murder charges against several MS-13 gang members.
Author, former University of Florida basketball player Patric Young talks his journey and where he is now
Read full article: Author, former University of Florida basketball player Patric Young talks his journey and where he is nowBeyond numbers and statistics, sports have a way of bringing people together and really showcasing some of the most inspiring stories filled with hope and resilience.
JSO to host 2025 Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics to raise money for athletes
Read full article: JSO to host 2025 Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics to raise money for athletesThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office will host the 2025 local Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics on Friday at 10 a.m.
Proposal for multifamily units in Arlington withdrawn after community voices opposition
Read full article: Proposal for multifamily units in Arlington withdrawn after community voices oppositionThe city of Jacksonville is considering a plan to build townhouses, duplexes and other multi-family homes to address the “missing middle” in the housing market. But not everyone is on board.
A Florida bill could change how child abuse investigations are handled. A Jacksonville mom is behind the push
Read full article: A Florida bill could change how child abuse investigations are handled. A Jacksonville mom is behind the pushA new Florida bill, filed in January by Florida State Senator Barbara Sharief, aims to decrease the number of families who are separated due to wrongful child abuse allegations.
Jacksonville’s Stanton College Preparatory School recognized as Top 5 high school in Florida
Read full article: Jacksonville’s Stanton College Preparatory School recognized as Top 5 high school in FloridaJacksonville ranks number five in the Florida best high school list according to U.S. News & World Report.
Duval County superintendent warns of challenges from Senate Bill 140 on property sales
Read full article: Duval County superintendent warns of challenges from Senate Bill 140 on property salesSenate Bill 140 could significantly impact how school districts buy or sell property, prompting reactions from Duval County parents and leaders.
Gov. DeSantis, Florida agency under fire over possible mishandling of $160 million Medicaid funds
Read full article: Gov. DeSantis, Florida agency under fire over possible mishandling of $160 million Medicaid fundsGov. Ron DeSantis and his administration faced criticism after a report from Tallahassee suggested the Agency for Healthcare Administration (AHCA) may have lost $160 million.
‘Blow their heads off:’ Florida woman held 2 boys at gunpoint over backyard fishing, deputies say
Read full article: ‘Blow their heads off:’ Florida woman held 2 boys at gunpoint over backyard fishing, deputies sayA woman was arrested on Friday night after deputies claimed she held two boys at gunpoint for fishing in her backyard, according to News4JAX sister station WKMG.
Florida mother arrested after 5-year-old son ingests meth, later dies, police say
Read full article: Florida mother arrested after 5-year-old son ingests meth, later dies, police sayA Florida mother faces a manslaughter charge after her 5-year-old son died after ingesting methamphetamine, according to an arrest report.
Sporting JAX names Stacey Balaam first head coach of USL Super League women’s team
Read full article: Sporting JAX names Stacey Balaam first head coach of USL Super League women’s teamSporting Club Jacksonville (Sporting JAX) has officially named Stacey Balaam as the first head coach of its women’s professional soccer team in the USL Super League.
USPS refines service standards, projects $36 billion in savings over 10 years
Read full article: USPS refines service standards, projects $36 billion in savings over 10 yearsThe United States Postal Service announced changes to its service standards that it said will save at least $36 billion over 10 years.
‘Tariffs are a tax’: Billboards knocking Trump’s tariffs — paid for by Canadian government — pop up in Jacksonville
Read full article: ‘Tariffs are a tax’: Billboards knocking Trump’s tariffs — paid for by Canadian government — pop up in JacksonvilleThe Canadian government is pushing back against President Donald Trump‘s proposed tariffs on Canadian imports with a series of new digital billboards across the county, including the Jacksonville area.
Gov. DeSantis awards law enforcement recruitment bonus checks, proposes pay increases of up to 25%
Read full article: Gov. DeSantis awards law enforcement recruitment bonus checks, proposes pay increases of up to 25%Florida Governor Ron DeSantis is holding a press conference Wednesday morning in Ocala. He will speak at the Marion County Sheriff’s Office.
Bear in mind: Spring brings Florida’s black bears out of hibernation, so stay safe and secure!
Read full article: Bear in mind: Spring brings Florida’s black bears out of hibernation, so stay safe and secure!Florida’s wildlife is becoming more active since it’s springtime. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation (FWC) reminds the public to watch out for bears.
Bill to change how Florida schools communicate with parents after employee arrest one step away from Senate vote
Read full article: Bill to change how Florida schools communicate with parents after employee arrest one step away from Senate voteA bill to change how Florida school districts communicate with parents after an employee misconduct issue or arrest is one step away from hitting the Senate floor for a final vote.
Former Florida principal, teacher charged in house party that hosted over 100 juveniles with ‘access to alcohol’
Read full article: Former Florida principal, teacher charged in house party that hosted over 100 juveniles with ‘access to alcohol’The State Attorney’s Office for the 18th Judicial Circuit on Tuesday filed charges against two Brevard County educators related to a teenage house party in Cocoa Beach. Police said the January party was attended by more than 100 juveniles, many of whom had been drinking and had access to alcohol available in coolers at the home owned by Elizabeth Hill-Brodigan, the former principal at Roosevelt Elementary School.