Jacksonville Police Hunt Pair Who Distracted Greeter to Swipe $1,500 in Goods
Two suspects allegedly worked together to steal $1,500 worth of merchandise from a department store on Atlantic Boulevard, with one distracting the store's door greeter while the other slipped out with hidden goods, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office. The theft happened on July 12, and investigators are now
Crossing guard with 20-year history at Grove Park Elementary fighting for life after being...
ORANGE PARK, Fla. – A Clay County crossing guard who spent more than two decades helping children safely cross the street outside Grove Park Elementary School is fighting for her life after being struck by a vehicle Tuesday morning while on duty. Sheri Hamilton was wearing a high-visibility traffic...
This Old Florida Fish Camp On The St. Johns River Fries Catfish The Same...
Some places in Florida hold onto their history like a well-worn map, and there is one riverside spot near Jacksonville that has been doing things its own way for decades. Diners walk in expecting a plate of fried fish and instead find themselves surrounded by hundreds of preserved animals staring down from every wall a
Jacksonville To Boil: 112-Degree Heat Index Before Storms Slam Evening Commute
Jacksonville is starting Wednesday, August 19, with mostly clear skies and temperatures around 80 degrees, but dangerous heat is building quickly. A Heat Advisory will be in effect from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., with heat index values reaching as high as 112 degrees before thunderstorms move in later today.
Attorneys engage in fiery hearing over Shanna Gardner’s motion to subpoena widow’s phone in...
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Attorneys engaged in another heated courtroom debate on Wednesday morning over a motion from Shanna Gardner’s defense team to get material from the phone of Jared Bridegan’s widow. Kristen Bridegan was ordered to produce certain material from her cellphone and social media accounts, and...
New NEFBA workforce center opens to train next generation of skilled trade workers
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A new workforce education center from the Northeast Florida Builders Association opened this week on Sunbeam Road. It will train carpenters, electricians, plumbers and HVAC technicians to meet growing demand across the region. The Northeast Florida Builders Association, or NEFBA, has been connectin
Winn-Dixie Still Planned to Close Despite Pending Changes in Parent Company Ownership
Last Thursday’s announcement by a New Hampshire grocery company that it intends to become the majority owner of The Winn-Dixie Company LLC by early 2027 begged the question: How would this impact the pending closure of the Callahan Winn-Dixie? Would perhaps the store no longer be closed in October as earlier announced
Florida Men Busted On I-95 After Broken Headlight Uncovers Gun, Drugs, And Stolen IDs
Desmond Washington and Darius Caldwell (FCSO) Two Jacksonville men face multiple felony charges after what...
Watch: Wind blows roof off Arlington business, ceiling collapses in Clay home in Tuesday...
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Jacksonville woman sues VyStar, alleges credit union failed to properly investigate $42K impersonation scam
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A Jacksonville woman sued VyStar Credit Union on Aug. 14, alleging the credit union failed to investigate and reimburse about $42,000 stolen from her accounts after fraudsters impersonated the bank and obtained her debit card, according to the lawsuit. Mary E. Maier’s lawsuit, filed in U.S....

















