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JSO Makes Arrests in Two Unsolved Cases Following Public Tips

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office has arrested two suspects in separate unsolved cases, crediting public tips and investigative work for the breakthroughs. Authorities said 38-year-old Bobby Beaty was arrested on March 18, 2026, in connection with a burglary that occurred on January 15....
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Discover the Worth of Family Heirlooms and Hidden Treasures

If you’ve inherited a collection of old bank notes, rare coins or antique jewelry, you may be holding far more than sentimental value. For collectors and families across Jacksonville, uncovering the story and worth behind those items often begins with a conversation at A-Coin & Stamp Gallery. For decades,...
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Former JEA chief of staff tells City Council committee employees are ‘scared for their...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville City Council’s Special Investigatory Committee continues its probe into allegations involving JEA. The committee heard testimony on Monday from former JEA Chief of Staff Kurt Wilson, as committee members continued planning an employee culture survey and discussed next steps on...
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Jacksonville mom of five killed after police say ex-boyfriend violated protection order

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A Jacksonville mother of five who survived domestic violence earlier in life was killed in November. Now, police say her ex-boyfriend is charged with her murder. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office announced 49-year-old Joseph Anderson is facing charges including murder, burglary and aggravated...
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Car Rental Allegedly Bills Florida Man ‘$1035 for Invisible Damage’: ‘I Am Falling Victim...

SIXT has allegedly hit one of its customers in Florida with a $1,035 damage claim “for something invisible that wasn’t caught at pickup or return,” the driver claims. He picked up the rental in Jacksonville and returned it to Miami International Airport, where an automated scanner detected a tiny dent. However, since...
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Former JEA Chief of Staff goes under oath and details allegations against CEO

Former JEA Chief of Staff Kurt Wilson testified under oath before the JEA Special Investigatory Committee on Monday and shared his side of the story concerning JEA CEO Vickie Cavey’s leadership and the elimination of his position.
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📅 Free ‘Bog Gardens’ Workshop in Nassau County

Learn how to create and care for bog gardens at this month’s Landscape Matters workshop, part of a free gardening series from UF and the IFAS Extension Nassau County. The session is open to all residents interested in improving their landscape skills.
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First Alert Weather: 20+ degrees cooler Tuesday

A cold front will bring a big temperature drop for Tuesday, but – unfortunately – not much rain.
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Junkyard car fire causes massive plume of smoke west of Downtown Jacksonville

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A multi-car junkyard fire on Jacksonville's Westside caused a massive plume of black smoke visible from Downtown and much of I-10/I-295 Monday. A spokesperson with the Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department told First Coast News multiple cars were on fire at a junkyard on the 6600 block of West...
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Cuban immigrants in Jacksonville call for action as island faces widescale blackout

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A worsening power-grid crisis in Cuba has left millions without steady electricity, water and, in some areas, medical care, prompting worry among Cuban families living in Jacksonville who cannot reach loved ones on the island. Mildred Sanchez said she has not heard from relatives in Cuba...

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