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River taxi mysteriously disappears from Jacksonville’s South Bank, found safe at residential dock
Read full article: River taxi mysteriously disappears from Jacksonville’s South Bank, found safe at residential dockA river taxi went mysteriously missing from Downtown Jacksonville’s South Bank on Monday night, but was found Tuesday morning, according to the city’s dock master.
Jaguars offer fans chance to see team training camp, scrimmage for free. Here’s how you can register
Read full article: Jaguars offer fans chance to see team training camp, scrimmage for free. Here’s how you can registerOn Tuesday, the Jacksonville Jaguars said that beginning July 23, it will hold eight practice dates at the Miller Electric Center, along with a special scrimmage at EverBank Stadium.
JWB buys, renovates the Greenleaf and Crosby building in downtown Jacksonville
Read full article: JWB buys, renovates the Greenleaf and Crosby building in downtown JacksonvilleJWB Real Estate Company purchased and will renovate the Greenleaf and Crosby building in downtown Jacksonville.
DCPS’s headquarters building is currently up for sale. A councilman wants school leaders to it move downtown
Read full article: DCPS’s headquarters building is currently up for sale. A councilman wants school leaders to it move downtownCouncil Member Matt Carlucci is set to file a resolution urging the Duval County School Board to further consider Downtown Jacksonville as the location for its future consolidated administrative headquarters.
Customers fire shots as 3 robbers make off with $9K in gold bracelets from pawn shop: JSO
Read full article: Customers fire shots as 3 robbers make off with $9K in gold bracelets from pawn shop: JSOTwo customers fired shots at robbers during a heist Saturday at the Cash America Pawn shop on Blanding Boulevard, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
How improv builds confidence and creativity in kids
Read full article: How improv builds confidence and creativity in kidsChristopher Schiavo has been teaching Improv Comedy to elementary and middle school students in the Jacksonville area for almost six years. During the school year, Chris & his team teach after school enrichment classes in
Trump’s budget bill wipes $147M grant earmarked for Jacksonville’s Emerald Trail project
Read full article: Trump’s budget bill wipes $147M grant earmarked for Jacksonville’s Emerald Trail projectPresident Donald Trump's new budget bill wiped out $147 million earmarked for the Emerald Trail project.
Man charged with murder of 18-year-old woman found shot to death after party on Jacksonville’s Westside
Read full article: Man charged with murder of 18-year-old woman found shot to death after party on Jacksonville’s WestsideA man was arrested and charged with murder in connection with the shooting death of a woman Saturday morning on Jacksonville’s Westside, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
JEA crews finish pipe repairs after road cave-in next to Maxwell House on East Bay Street
Read full article: JEA crews finish pipe repairs after road cave-in next to Maxwell House on East Bay StreetA cave-in near a sewer main on East Bay Street has shut down multiple lanes as JEA crews work to repair the damage.
20+ years ago a man ambushed and raped 3 Jacksonville women. JSO says they just caught him in Central Florida
Read full article: 20+ years ago a man ambushed and raped 3 Jacksonville women. JSO says they just caught him in Central FloridaA recent Orange County arrest linked a man accused of being a serial rapist to several incidents in Jacksonville over 20 years ago, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
Unauthorized pop-up party at Orange Park Mall, ‘disorderly conduct’ led to 1 civil citation, multiple kids detained
Read full article: Unauthorized pop-up party at Orange Park Mall, ‘disorderly conduct’ led to 1 civil citation, multiple kids detainedThe Clay County Sheriff’s Office cleared hundreds of juveniles from the area around the Orange Park Mall on Saturday after reports of disruptions inside the shopping center.
Sheriff T.K. Waters endorses JSO Commander Deborah Wesley for city council at-large seat
Read full article: Sheriff T.K. Waters endorses JSO Commander Deborah Wesley for city council at-large seatA Republican and 34-year veteran of the JSO, Wesley is seeking to replace outgoing Council Member Terrance Freeman, who is term-limited. According to a press release, a Jacksonville native, Wesley began her law enforcement career in 1991.
A note was left on the chest of a Jacksonville murder victim. More evidence was found inside a blood-covered apartment
Read full article: A note was left on the chest of a Jacksonville murder victim. More evidence was found inside a blood-covered apartmentNew details have emerged following the death of a man whose blood-soaked body was discovered by police outside a unit in the Cross Creek Apartment complex last Wednesday.
Jacksonville’s WJCT asks for donations after Gov. DeSantis vetoes public TV and radio funding
Read full article: Jacksonville’s WJCT asks for donations after Gov. DeSantis vetoes public TV and radio fundingA week after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed about $5.7 million in funding for public radio and television stations, Jacksonville-based WJCT Public Media called the cuts “deeply troubling” and looked to its listeners to help make up the losses.
DCPS went from a ‘B’ to an ‘A’ district this year. Here’s how all Northeast Florida school districts performed
Read full article: DCPS went from a ‘B’ to an ‘A’ district this year. Here’s how all Northeast Florida school districts performedFlorida Gov. Ron DeSantis will hold a news conference Monday afternoon in Jacksonville.
DCPS went from a ‘B’ to an ‘A’ district this year. Here’s how all Northeast Florida school districts performed
Read full article: DCPS went from a ‘B’ to an ‘A’ district this year. Here’s how all Northeast Florida school districts performedFlorida Gov. Ron DeSantis will hold a news conference Monday afternoon in Jacksonville.
Registration now open for Jacksonville’s 48 Hour Film Project
Read full article: Registration now open for Jacksonville’s 48 Hour Film ProjectThe 48 Hour Film Project, a thrilling race where filmmakers have just two days to write, shoot, and edit a short film from scratch, will take place in September.
Westchase Apartments resident realizes he’s been shot while sitting inside home: JSO
Read full article: Westchase Apartments resident realizes he’s been shot while sitting inside home: JSOA man was found shot late Sunday night inside his apartment in the Jacksonville Heights area of the city’s Westside, police said.
Traffic Alert: Lanes closed downtown as JEA crews repair road cave-in next to Maxwell House on East Bay Street
Read full article: Traffic Alert: Lanes closed downtown as JEA crews repair road cave-in next to Maxwell House on East Bay StreetA cave-in near a sewer main on East Bay Street has shut down multiple lanes as JEA crews work to repair the damage.
‘Better for traffic’: Locals say they’re beginning to adapt to two-way traffic in downtown Jacksonville
Read full article: ‘Better for traffic’: Locals say they’re beginning to adapt to two-way traffic in downtown JacksonvilleIt has been a few days since parts of Adams and Forsyth streets in downtown Jacksonville reopened to two-way traffic, marking a significant change in the city’s traffic flow. To get a sense of public reaction, News4JAX walked up and down Adams and Forsyth streets to see how businesses in the area have begun adapting to the change.
E-bike rider dies after crash with motorcycle on Jacksonville’s Southside, police say
Read full article: E-bike rider dies after crash with motorcycle on Jacksonville’s Southside, police sayA man died Sunday morning after his e-bike crashed into a motorcycle near Jacksonville’s Southside, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
Man shot in leg on West Chase Court, JSO investigation underway
Read full article: Man shot in leg on West Chase Court, JSO investigation underwayThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is investigating a shooting that occurred early Sunday morning on the Westside. JSO said the incident was on the 5000 block of West Chase Court.
‘I was devastated’: Jacksonville woman describes the moment she sprang into action to rescue a boy from being kidnapped
Read full article: ‘I was devastated’: Jacksonville woman describes the moment she sprang into action to rescue a boy from being kidnappedThe woman who helped stop a nine-year-old boy from being kidnapped described what went through her mind during the rescue.
Norman Studios, a prominent part of Jacksonville’s film history, will celebrate its 2nd anniversary in August
Read full article: Norman Studios, a prominent part of Jacksonville’s film history, will celebrate its 2nd anniversary in AugustNorman Studios is known as one of the first studios in the nation to pioneer films that starred African American actors in positive roles. Next month, it will be celebrating two years being open.
JSO investigates apparent murder-suicide on Jacksonville’s Northside
Read full article: JSO investigates apparent murder-suicide on Jacksonville’s NorthsideThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is investigating an apparent murder-suicide that occurred early Saturday morning on the city’s Northside. Around 1:30 a.m., officers responded to the 11500 block of Lorence Avenue and found two adults dead.
Woman killed in overnight shooting on Rover Drive, JSO investigating
Read full article: Woman killed in overnight shooting on Rover Drive, JSO investigatingThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is investigating a deadly shooting early Saturday morning in the 5800 block of Rover Drive. According to JSO, officers responded around 1 a.m. and found an adult woman with a gunshot wound to the upper chest.
REWATCH: Fireworks over Downtown Jacksonville, Jacksonville Beach and St. Augustine 🎇
Read full article: REWATCH: Fireworks over Downtown Jacksonville, Jacksonville Beach and St. Augustine 🎇If you don’t want to leave your house to watch Fourth of July fireworks, we’re giving you a front-row seat on News4JAX.com and News4JAX+.
Springfield’s 4th of July baseball tradition: A community’s ode to its roots and America’s pastime
Read full article: Springfield’s 4th of July baseball tradition: A community’s ode to its roots and America’s pastimeEach Fourth of July for the past 18 years, people in the Springfield community come together for a throwback baseball game at Klutho Park.
Tropical Depression 3 forms off Jacksonville’s coast, expected to impact South Carolina
Read full article: Tropical Depression 3 forms off Jacksonville’s coast, expected to impact South CarolinaTropical Depression 3 developed Friday evening and is headed away from Jacksonville with no impact to our area.
Florida state senators discuss Gov. DeSantis’ budget vetoes and Northeast Florida priorities
Read full article: Florida state senators discuss Gov. DeSantis’ budget vetoes and Northeast Florida prioritiesState Senators Tracie Davis and Jennifer Bradley joined us on This Week In Jacksonville to share the inside story on what made the cut, what didn’t, and how the veto process works behind the scenes.
Wife of man killed in Buckman Bridge crash says she wants him to be remembered as a man of faith, love
Read full article: Wife of man killed in Buckman Bridge crash says she wants him to be remembered as a man of faith, loveThe wife of a man killed in a crash on the Buckman Bridge earlier this week said she wants her husband to be remembered as a man of faith and love.
Embattled former Jaguars star Telvin Smith arrested, accused of assault with a deadly weapon
Read full article: Embattled former Jaguars star Telvin Smith arrested, accused of assault with a deadly weaponFormer Jacksonville Jaguars star linebacker Telvin Smith was arrested Friday and accused of assault with a deadly weapon without intent to kill, according to Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office jail records.
A local state rep. went to ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ to ensure detainees are being ‘treated humanely.’ She was denied access
Read full article: A local state rep. went to ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ to ensure detainees are being ‘treated humanely.’ She was denied accessFlorida State Rep. Angie Nixon, D-Jacksonville, said on Thursday she was denied access to the newly opened immigration detention center dubbed “Alligator Alcatraz” in South Florida.
Coast Guard Mayport sees rise in search and rescue calls in 2025
Read full article: Coast Guard Mayport sees rise in search and rescue calls in 2025Coast Guard Station Mayport is experiencing a notable increase in search and rescue operations this year. While not every call involves life-threatening situations, some do, and the crew remains vigilant as summer boating activity ramps up.
Jacksonville 4th of July: Fireworks forecast promises mostly dry skies, meteorologist says
Read full article: Jacksonville 4th of July: Fireworks forecast promises mostly dry skies, meteorologist saysDry weather is expected for Fourth of July fireworks in Jacksonville and area beaches, with patchy morning fog and weekend rain chances. The Weather Authority explains what to expect and how to stay safe.
Parking, viewing, traffic: Here’s what you need to know about Jacksonville’s 4th of July fireworks show downtown
Read full article: Parking, viewing, traffic: Here’s what you need to know about Jacksonville’s 4th of July fireworks show downtownThe city said it is returning to the way things were before the pandemic and added the change will reduce expenses for taxpayers.
Alleged kidnapper of 9-year-old boy thwarted after witness follows, blocks their car until police showed up: JSO
Read full article: Alleged kidnapper of 9-year-old boy thwarted after witness follows, blocks their car until police showed up: JSOThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said a woman accused of attempting to kidnap a 9-year-old boy in Northwest Jacksonville last Friday has been arrested.
This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition - Gold as legal tender? What it means for Florida investors
Read full article: This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition - Gold as legal tender? What it means for Florida investorsWith Florida officially recognizing gold and silver as legal tender, many are left wondering—what does this mean for investors? On this episode of This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition, Luciano Duque of C3 Bullion helps us unpack that question.
Yes, you can buy a home with $0 down. A Jacksonville mortgage broker is working to spread the word on social media
Read full article: Yes, you can buy a home with $0 down. A Jacksonville mortgage broker is working to spread the word on social mediaAs part of our “Addressing A4dability” series, we spoke with longtime loan officer Jason Kindler, who says zero-down mortgages are not only possible, they’re happening every day.
Woman, 21, charged in murder of man found with multiple blunt force injuries at Westside apartment complex: JSO
Read full article: Woman, 21, charged in murder of man found with multiple blunt force injuries at Westside apartment complex: JSOA woman was arrested and charged with murder after a man was found dead at an apartment complex on Jacksonville’s Westside on Wednesday morning, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
Change your look without the commitment with a custom wig
Read full article: Change your look without the commitment with a custom wigStefani of Styled by Stefani and Eden stopped by Corie Gurl Kollection in Jacksonville, Florida, to share her go-to secret for great hair: custom wigs. Corie, the owner and local wig expert, showed how today’s wigs offer endless options for anyone looking to protect their natural hair, try a new style, or save time on daily hair routines.
Jacksonville Beach police ready with safety plan for 4th of July holiday weekend surge
Read full article: Jacksonville Beach police ready with safety plan for 4th of July holiday weekend surgeThe Jacksonville Beach Police Department has been working for months to prepare for the surge of thousands of people expected over the Fourth of July holiday weekend.
Jacksonville area faces rainy 4th of July: Tropical weather and heat dominate weekend forecast
Read full article: Jacksonville area faces rainy 4th of July: Tropical weather and heat dominate weekend forecastJacksonville and nearby areas are expected to experience hot temperatures and elevated rain chances through the July 4th weekend as a potential tropical system tracks across Florida. News4JAX's meteorologist covers how this may affect local fireworks and outdoor plans.
Jacksonville doctor bullied, intimidated, created hostile work environment before resigning, UF investigation states
Read full article: Jacksonville doctor bullied, intimidated, created hostile work environment before resigning, UF investigation statesA University of Florida investigation has found that the school’s First Coast Child Protection Team (CPT) in Jacksonville, led by Dr. Barbara Knox, fostered a hostile work environment that drove away experienced staff and undermined the team’s mission, according to an investigative report sent obtained by News4JAX.
Teen paralyzed in Tennessee shooting finally reunited with parents, returns to Jacksonville for rehab
Read full article: Teen paralyzed in Tennessee shooting finally reunited with parents, returns to Jacksonville for rehabA teen paralyzed in a Tennessee shooting has finally come home to Jacksonville after his family was faced with financial challenges that kept him far away from home.
Naval reservist pleads guilty to bribing NAS Jax employee to create Department of Defense ID cards
Read full article: Naval reservist pleads guilty to bribing NAS Jax employee to create Department of Defense ID cardsThe Department of Justice said a naval reservist pleaded guilty to bribing a public official who worked at Naval Air Station Jacksonville.
‘God used a child to save my life’: How an 11-year-old rushed to help woman choking on a pill at a Jacksonville business
Read full article: ‘God used a child to save my life’: How an 11-year-old rushed to help woman choking on a pill at a Jacksonville businessVerna Bracey-Bradshaw said she was choking on a pill while in the waiting room of a Jacksonville business on Monday when 11-year-old Allyson Bobchak came to her rescue and performed the Heimlich maneuver.
More than half of the Jacksonville City Council members are millionaires. Here’s how much each is worth
Read full article: More than half of the Jacksonville City Council members are millionaires. Here’s how much each is worthRecently filed financial disclosure forms by members of Jacksonville’s City Council have revealed that the majority of them have a net worth exceeding $1 million. The forms, which are required to be filed by July 1 under Florida’s ethics law, show that at least 10 millionaires, all of whom are Republicans, make up the River City’s council.
Jacksonville Little League senior softball, baseball teams make historic double regional tournament appearance
Read full article: Jacksonville Little League senior softball, baseball teams make historic double regional tournament appearanceThe San Mateo Little League senior softball and baseball teams made history by advancing to the Little League Regional Tournaments.
Less than 50 homicides reported in Jacksonville in first half of 2025 with significant drop in child, teen deaths
Read full article: Less than 50 homicides reported in Jacksonville in first half of 2025 with significant drop in child, teen deathsLess than 50 homicides have been reported in the first six months of the year, a similar number to the first half of 2024, putting Jacksonville on track to match last year's historic low for homicides.
Portions of Forsyth, Adams streets return to 2-way travel in Downtown Jacksonville
Read full article: Portions of Forsyth, Adams streets return to 2-way travel in Downtown JacksonvilleDriving in downtown Jacksonville will be harder before it becomes easier as the city begins work on Forsyth Street, one of the roads that is being returned to two-way traffic.
One dead, another critically injured in single-vehicle crash on JTB
Read full article: One dead, another critically injured in single-vehicle crash on JTBOne person died and another was injured in a single-vehicle crash on J. Turner Butler Boulevard, just before Santuary Parkway, according to the Jacksonville Beach Police Department.
Jacksonville toddler left with permanent brain damage after near bathtub drowning
Read full article: Jacksonville toddler left with permanent brain damage after near bathtub drowningThe recent arrest of a Jacksonville mother charged with child neglect is putting a spotlight on how easy it is for a small child to drown while left unattended in a bathtub.
Jacksonville organizations continue to push back against DCPS’s updated DEI policy
Read full article: Jacksonville organizations continue to push back against DCPS’s updated DEI policyJacksonville community members remained persistent in sending a message to the Duval County School Board about their disapproval of recent changes to the district’s diversity, equity and inclusion policy.
DCPS approves ‘Duval Reimagine’ initiative that will reshape school infrastructure, student distribution
Read full article: DCPS approves ‘Duval Reimagine’ initiative that will reshape school infrastructure, student distributionThe Duval County School Board approved a comprehensive initiative called “Duval Reimagine,” which is aimed at reshaping the district’s approach to school infrastructure and student distribution.
Technology Operations Manager
Read full article: Technology Operations ManagerGraham Media Group stations WJXT and WCWJ, in Jacksonville, FL are seeking a technically oriented Technology Operations Manager with a history of solid organizational skills and supervisory leadership. Candidates should be poised to interact with all departments to help satisfy their technical and operational needs.
‘Was about knee deep’: San Marco neighbors sick of flooding, ready for long-term results
Read full article: ‘Was about knee deep’: San Marco neighbors sick of flooding, ready for long-term resultsAfter heavy rains over the weekend and Monday, San Marco neighbors are once again dealing with flooding that’s turning streets into lakes and causing headaches for drivers and homeowners alike.
Northeast Florida lost out on millions thanks to Gov. DeSantis’ veto pen. Here’s a look at what got cut
Read full article: Northeast Florida lost out on millions thanks to Gov. DeSantis’ veto pen. Here’s a look at what got cutGov. Ron DeSantis on Monday signed what he said was a $117.4 billion budget for the fiscal year that will start Tuesday and issued $567 million in line-item vetoes.
5th Raising Cane’s planned for Northeast Florida as first location set to open in Oakleaf on July 15
Read full article: 5th Raising Cane’s planned for Northeast Florida as first location set to open in Oakleaf on July 15With its first Jacksonville restaurant set to open July 15, Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers identified another potential location, this one in Mandarin, boosting its potential Northeast Florida presence to five.
Ribault High, University of Florida graduate Paris Richardson crowned Miss Florida 2025
Read full article: Ribault High, University of Florida graduate Paris Richardson crowned Miss Florida 2025Competing as Miss Gainesville, Ribault High School alum and recent University of Florida graduate Paris Richardson took home the title of Miss Florida on Saturday.
Tropical disturbance could bring heavy rain for Northeast Florida holiday travelers
Read full article: Tropical disturbance could bring heavy rain for Northeast Florida holiday travelersA potential tropical disturbance threatens heavy rain and flooding risks in Jacksonville and Northeast Florida, especially for July 4th travel plans. Get the latest forecast and rainfall outlook from News4JAX The Weather Authority.
‘Duval Reimagine’ initiative could change DCPS’s approach to school renovations, district boundaries
Read full article: ‘Duval Reimagine’ initiative could change DCPS’s approach to school renovations, district boundariesThe Duval County School Board is set to vote on a proposed comprehensive initiative called “Duval Reimagine,” an 81-page strategic blueprint that could reshape the district’s approach to school infrastructure and student distribution.
‘This is worse’: San Marco residents upset with million dollar efforts to fix persistent flooding issues
Read full article: ‘This is worse’: San Marco residents upset with million dollar efforts to fix persistent flooding issuesAs rains poured down on Monday, San Marco, one of Jacksonville’s low-lying areas, received its share of flooding, leaving knee-deep waters in some areas.
‘Have not been involved whatsoever’: JFRD Chief says he intentionally did not give input on selection of next fire chief
Read full article: ‘Have not been involved whatsoever’: JFRD Chief says he intentionally did not give input on selection of next fire chiefBefore Monday’s announcement, News4JAX spoke with Chief Powers about his transition into retirement, and if he had any input or provided any recommendations to the mayor as to who should become JFRD’s next leader.
‘Just dangerous’: Deadly crash on Buckman Bridge brings tragic memories for woman who lost her little sister in 2024
Read full article: ‘Just dangerous’: Deadly crash on Buckman Bridge brings tragic memories for woman who lost her little sister in 2024A woman, who lost her 7-year-old sister in a crash on the Buckman Bridge last year, told News4JAX that a crash that killed a man on Monday morning serves as a painful reminder of how dangerous that bridge can be.
A local man stranded on Amtrak train was told it was a staffing issue, he says. Amtrak later said the train lost power
Read full article: A local man stranded on Amtrak train was told it was a staffing issue, he says. Amtrak later said the train lost powerPassenger stranded when Amtrak train lost power says company did not provide clear answers; 4 taken to hospital with heat-related issues
Jacksonville area weather: Storms and soaking rain continue through the week
Read full article: Jacksonville area weather: Storms and soaking rain continue through the weekJacksonville continues to experience wet weather, with storms and showers tonight and into the week. News4JAX’s meteorologist explains what to expect for the upcoming days as a wetter pattern develops midweek.
A man was arrested after burglary reports on Jacksonville’s Southside. He died in JSO custody just over an hour later
Read full article: A man was arrested after burglary reports on Jacksonville’s Southside. He died in JSO custody just over an hour laterQuestions remained on Monday about the cause of death of a man who died after becoming unresponsive in a Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office cruiser on Sunday.
The City spent $5.5M on driverless public shuttles. Here’s what some of the first passengers think
Read full article: The City spent $5.5M on driverless public shuttles. Here’s what some of the first passengers thinkJacksonville is officially home to the nation’s first public driverless transit service, and it’s already turning heads.
‘Be thoughtful, deliberate’: Former JFRD chief gives advice to newly selected fire chief Percy Golden
Read full article: ‘Be thoughtful, deliberate’: Former JFRD chief gives advice to newly selected fire chief Percy GoldenJacksonville Fire Rescue has nearly 1,900 uniformed personnel, 68 fire and rescue stations and operates on a $400 million budget. News4JAX interviewed Former JFRD Fire Chief Marty Senterfitt earlier on Monday, before it was announced that Percy Golden would be taking the lead.
Community First Credit Union converting old home of Edgewood Bakery into unique branch with front lawn, food feature
Read full article: Community First Credit Union converting old home of Edgewood Bakery into unique branch with front lawn, food featureCommunity First Credit Union on Monday announced it is renovating and repurposing the former Edgewood Bakery building to become its Murray Hill Branch.
Parking, time and location: What you need to know about the 10th annual ‘Duval Day’ event
Read full article: Parking, time and location: What you need to know about the 10th annual ‘Duval Day’ eventCouncilman Rahman Johnson said he’s working to ensure Duval Day still happens after Lil Duval’s team was denied permits to host the block party off Myrtle Avenue.
Discover Jacksonville’s First Coast Dental Center: A trusted name in dental care with the new Britely implant center
Read full article: Discover Jacksonville’s First Coast Dental Center: A trusted name in dental care with the new Britely implant centerFirst Coast Dental Center has been Jacksonville’s trusted destination for comprehensive dental care since 1988. The center offers a wide range of dental services all in one location.
Man, 38, dies in hospital after becoming unresponsive in JSO vehicle, police say
Read full article: Man, 38, dies in hospital after becoming unresponsive in JSO vehicle, police sayThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said a 38-year-old man died in the hospital Sunday afternoon after becoming unresponsive in a police car following his arrest.
4 taken to hospital with heat-related issues after Amtrak en route to Jacksonville stopped for ‘mechanical assessment’
Read full article: 4 taken to hospital with heat-related issues after Amtrak en route to Jacksonville stopped for ‘mechanical assessment’Five people were taken to the hospital due to “heat-related issues” on Sunday after an Amtrak train planning to make a stop in Jacksonville had to be stopped for a “mechanical assessment.”