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A Clay County mother was arrested after a gun was found in her child’s backpack at Coppergate Elementary School, the Sheriff’s Office says. Sierra Nichole Bronner, 39, has been changed with child neglect and giving a firearm to a minor. She was jailed Wednesday, the Sheriff’s Office said.

JAA has repeatedly declined to divert revenue to a proposed workforce development project, citing severe restrictions by the FAA. Jacksonville's Finance Committee still voted to reallocate $13 million within JAA’s budget for it, but the agency does not appear willing to spend it.

Last year, Apna Bazar had attempted to build the slaughterhouse on the Northside. That proposal was withdrawn following community backlash, but has now popped up again on the Southside.

Nevada led the nation in foreclosure filings with notices of default filed on one in every 2,326 housing units in July. That’s up 12.4 percent from June, but down 2 percent from July 2024, according to ATTOM, a real estate analyst. By comparison, one in ten Nevada homes received...

GEORGIA — Diana Sullivan is finally home with her children after a painful 19-month custody battle, triggered by accusations of child abuse made by Florida’s Dr. Barbara Knox — a controversial child abuse pediatrician who has now officially resigned from the University of Florida. Sullivan and her...

Downtown’s Northbank is preparing for the Hans G. Tanzler Jr. Marina. The city is reviewing a building permit for the marina at a project cost of $12 million. Pond & Co. is the architect on the civil design team with HDR Engineering Inc. for the project at 113 S. Market St. along the St. Johns River.

Duval County Public Schools tells Action News Jax that Westside High School has had a dress code policy since 2021. However, this year, some parents claim the school tweaked its uniform policy without properly informing them until the second day of school.

Imbiss Vending Machine is a food vending company offering a variety of snacks and beverages for on-the-go customers.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A prominent Jacksonville city council member is calling some of his colleagues “out of touch” as they push for easier access to perks at a time when the council is cutting some critical community programs. The debate is over a proposed change to how...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – As the first week of classes wraps up in Duval County, the debate over school uniform policy continues after one Jacksonville mother says her daughter, a freshman at Ed White, missed the entire first week of school because she couldn’t afford the required uniform package.