Unlicensed Ukrainian beautician arrested for illegal facial filler injections in Florida
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (CBS12) — A Ukrainian national has been arrested for allegedly performing illegal cosmetic procedures in her apartment in Jacksonville. Special Agents with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) said on Thursday that they apprehended the unlicensed beautician, who was reportedly importing...
Criminal ring hid in plain sight masquerading as utility workers, FL cops say
The suspects pulled off 15 thefts, officials say.
Monthly Downtown Sip & Stroll event to go on hiatus for the summer
It’s going to be another summer without Sip & Stroll.
Octavius Holliday named 2025 Daily Record Lawyer of the Year
May 1 was declared Law Day in America by act of Congress in 1961 to celebrate the rule of law and role of the courts in a free society. Each year, the Jacksonville Bar Association celebrates the day with an awards ceremony to recognize one of its members and also someone who is not an attorney but makes a positive...
‘Leading with love’: Audrey Moran honored for 40 years of service
Duval County Judge Audrey Moran is the 2025 recipient of the Daily Record’s William J. Sheppard Lifetime Achievement Award, named in honor of the late Bill Sheppard, an attorney whose 50-year legal career was devoted to protecting the disadvantaged and vulnerable. “Bill was a true Jacksonville giant—someone who...
Jacksonville Braces for a Week of Storms as NWS Predicts Persistent Showers and Thunderstorms
Jacksonville residents should keep their raincoats handy and plan for indoor activities this week, as the National Weather Service (NWS) has forecast a string of stormy days ahead. According to the NWS update, the city is in for a spell of showers and thunderstorms, beginning with a 70% chance of precipitation today...
First Alert Weather: On and off wet weather through Friday and the weekend
The Action News Jax First Alert Weather Team is tracking continuing rain this evening and many more chances throughout the weekend.
Mayport’s ferry is out of service for up to 3 months
The St. Johns River Ferry will be out of service for the next six to 12 weeks after damage Sunday night to the ramp at its Mayport Landing site, according to the Jacksonville Transportation Authority.
Katie Jeffries to Leave First Coast News After 13 Years
"It is time for a new chapter with new adventures," she wrote.
Another wet day ahead and your Mother’s Day Forecast!
This morning, we’re waking up to mild temperatures and dry conditions, but that won’t last. We’re under a rainy pattern, and some storms are likely to pop up in the afternoons. You all have sent in some absolutely incredible SnapJAX of the lightning you all saw last...