A Jacksonville Homeowner Got a $4,900 Electrical Panel Quote. A Commenter Paid Less for...
A Jacksonville, Florida, homeowner started looking into an electrical panel replacement after an air-conditioning unit tripped a breaker. The house had an old 200-amp panel, and the homeowner wanted to replace it and the breakers before selling.
Jacksonville Home Prices Slip as Fewer Homes Hit the Market
Jacksonville sellers cut prices faster than the nation, yet shrinking inventory kept buyers competing for fewer homes.
JSO on the scene of investigation at Duval County Courthouse
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office was investigating an incident at the Duval County Courthouse on West Adams Street downtown on Friday. No additional details were available. The scene was cleared by 5 p.m. We’re still working to learn more.
Lanes reopen after crash on I-95 South between Golfair Blvd. and MLK Pkwy.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A crash on I-95 South in Jacksonville’s Brentwood neighborhood was causing significant backups Friday afternoon. As of 4:45 p.m., the left lane was blocked between Golfair Blvd. and MLK Parkway. Drivers were urged to slow down and move over or seek an alternate route. All...
Kash Patel sued for unlawful termination by former FBI special agent in First Amendment...
A former FBI agent is alleging he was fired by FBI Director Kash Patel for "speaking publicly" as a citizen about a "debated federal investigation." The post Kash Patel sued for unlawful termination by former FBI special agent in First Amendment lawsuit first appeared on Law & Crime .
Coast Guard crew rescues injured mariner from cargo ship off Florida coast
Coast Guard crews worked with local fire rescue to evacuate a head-injured mariner from a ship offshore from Mayport.
Jacksonville Renters Can Look Up Code Violations and Eviction History for Registry Properties
Jacksonville renters can use jaxstablehousing.org to view a rental's code violations, eviction filings and local rental or legal help.
State law expands criteria for how social media posts can be used in court...
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A new Florida law that took effect Oct. 1 expands how police can use social media posts as evidence against criminal gang members in Florida. The law is known as House Bill 429, and a new social criteria added to it was created by Rep. Jessica Baker. She said it’s to modernize the statute.
Last remaining Hooters location in Jacksonville permanently closes its doors
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The last remaining Hooters restaurant in Jacksonville has permanently closed. The lone location on San Jose Boulevard at Baymeadows Road posted a sign on the doors of the shuttered building that read, “Unfortunately we have closed permanently.”. Though the exact date of closure is unknown,...
This Jacksonville Bakery Serves a Giant Choux Cream Puff Filled With Crème Brûlée Custard
Hidden in Jacksonville’s Big Island Drive sits a bakery that’s rewriting the rules on American desserts. Light On The Sugar Bakery Café doesn’t just make pastries, they craft edible art that won’t send your taste buds into sugar shock. Their star attraction is a cream puff so legendary it’s earned its own fan club: a g
