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Lanes reopen after crash on I-10 between Roosevelt Boulevard and McDuff Avenue

The Florida Highway Patrol was on the scene of a crash with injuries on I-10 West Wednesday afternoon. The crash is between Roosevelt. Blvd. and McDuff Ave. As of 12:20 p.m., two right lanes were blocked. All lanes were back open by 2:15 p.m.
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Columbia County Dad Convicted of Lying to Buy Gun Amid Wife’s Restraining Order

A federal jury in Jacksonville has convicted a 40-year-old Columbia County man of lying to a licensed firearms dealer about a domestic violence restraining order so he could buy a handgun. Bryan Steven Etheridge tried to purchase a .40-caliber pistol in Columbia County on May 10, 2025, telling the dealer on a federal b
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Jacksonville Driver Hits 117 MPH on I-295 With Child Inside, Charged With Felony

A 24-year-old Jacksonville man is facing a felony charge after deputies said he drove 117 mph in a 65-mph zone on I-295 on Sunday morning with a child riding in the car. Jacksonville Sheriff's Office deputies arrested him on charges of operating a motor vehicle at 100 mph or more and neglect of a child without great bo
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No charges against man accused of following woman, touching himself inside HomeGoods store, JSO...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said it closed a case with no charges filed against a man accused of following a woman through a River City Marketplace HomeGoods who was sexually gratifying himself while watching her. On July 21, JSO reviewed the incident after the News4JAX...
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Growing concerns over Amendment 3 as more groups speak out against the property tax...

FLORIDA – There is growing concern over the possible effects of Constitutional Amendment 3, the proposed property tax change headed to November’s ballot that would expand the homestead exemption if passed. While supporters say the measure would save homeowners thousands of dollars, critics, including law enforcement gr
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Jacksonville Middle School Racks Up 117 Fights, Ranks No. 1 in Florida

Chaffee Trail Middle School, which opened on Jacksonville's Westside in fall 2024, logged 117 reported fights during the 2024-25 school year - more than any other public school in Florida. Principal Dr. Cicely Tyson-White has said the campus was incredibly overcrowded during that first year, and two other Duval County
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Suspect Snatches Gun From Victim’s Waistband, Points It at Him in Jacksonville

A man walked into a convenience store along Roosevelt Boulevard on July 14 and snatched a loaded gun right out of another customer's waistband, according to investigators. He then pointed the stolen firearm at the victim and taunted him before running out of the store with two other people. Three weeks later, the suspe
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Man accused of impersonating US Marshal in over $300K fraud scheme targeting Broward seniors

TAMARAC. Fla. — More than $300,000 was stolen from an elderly victim in an organized fraud scheme that authorities say involved a suspect posing as a representative of the United States Marshals Service. According to the Broward Sheriff’s Office, Mohit Mohit, 21, of Jacksonville, was arrested Monday after detectives...
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As One Southbank Landmark Comes Down, a New Chapter Begins to Rise at Museum...

Piece by piece, demolition crews continue dismantling the once-familiar building that was the Museum of Science and History on the Southbank. With two different projects concurrently underway – the MOSH building demolition and the construction of Related Group’s Southbank Residences – Museum Circle is abuzz with activi
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A New Chapter for a Neighborhood Classic

Anyone familiar with the culinary scenes in Riverside and San Marco is also familiar with European Street Cafe. Indeed, anyone who has driven down San Marco Boulevard to or from the Square, or down Park Street, has spotted cars constantly parked outside of the restaurant’s San Marco location or spotted people seated in

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