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First Alert Weather: Hot week ahead with Erin in the tropics

The First Alert Weather team is tracking hot weather accompanied by showers and storms this week, along with “Erin” in the tropics.
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Florida Felon With 14 Convictions Found With Stolen Vehicle And Multiple Drugs, Gets 15...

Repeat Felon Found with Stolen Vehicle and Multiple Drugs in Middleburg. A man with 14 prior felony convictions, Todd Wade Powers, 38, of Middleburg, has been sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for illegally possessing a firearm. U.S. District Judge Marcia Morales Howard handed down the sentence after Powers...
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Teen Arrested After 7-Year-Old Brother Accidentally Shot in Jacksonville Apartment

Jacksonville police have arrested a 16-year-old male in connection with an accidental shooting that injured his 7-year-old brother on August 7. The teen is charged with culpable negligence and tampering with evidence. JSO patrol officers responded to an apartment on Lem Turner Road after reports of a shooting. They...
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One-on-one with a serial killer: Channel 2 sits down with Edward Cherry inside the...

Edward Cherry has already pleaded guilty to three murders in metro Atlanta, and soon could face more charges in Florida.
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Clay County Schools implements new registration process, bus tracking program as students head back...

CLAY COUNTY, Fla. – Clay County District Schools will open the doors to 43 schools on Monday morning to welcome students to the 2025-2026 school year. The district is expected to serve nearly 40,000 students and employ more than 5,000 staff members this year. School safety. A 16-year-old student...
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Tracking the tropics as heat and afternoon storms kick off wet week ahead

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Morning plans in Jacksonville are looking good with dry skies and comfortable temperatures to get the day started. The morning starts off clear, with temperatures right around 75 degrees at 7 a.m. This comfort won’t last long, though—heat is forecast to ramp up quickly, reaching a high near 91...
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1 rebuilt school, 1 expanded school, welcome Duval students on the first day of...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Two Duval County public schools that got an overhaul opened to students for the first time on Monday. A well-known school in Northwest Jacksonville, Jean Ribault High School, has a brand new look to start the upcoming school year after it was torn down and rebuilt.
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Clay County Sheriff Urges Vigilance as School Zones Activate in Florida for New Academic...

As the calendar careens towards the initial days of another academic year, the streets surrounding our educational institutions are being recalibrated for the bustling mornings and afternoons. The Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida has taken to social media to remind drivers that school is officially back in...
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BeeFare 6th Annual Honey Bee Festival

Jacksonville – Bee Friends Farm and Local Fare are teaming up to present BeeFare: The 6th Annual Honey Bee Festival, a family-friendly event celebrating beekeeping, pollinators, and local food. Bee Friends Farm is a Jacksonville-based beekeeping business producing raw Florida honey and offering education through...
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Speed cameras in Neptune Beach school zones show 92% drop in violations, police chief...

NEPTUNE BEACH, Fla. – As students return to class, drivers in Neptune Beach are being reminded to slow down or pay the price. The Neptune Beach Police Chief, Mike Key, told News4JAX’s reporter Briana Brownlee that the newly activated speed cameras in school zones are already making an impact.

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