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Tucked along the St. Johns River in downtown Jacksonville, Florida, the USS Orleck Naval Museum lets visitors step aboard a real Navy destroyer that fought in both the Korean and Vietnam Wars. This Gearing-class warship, commissioned in 1945, has earned a legendary reputation and even appeared in the Tom Hanks film Gre

Automated facial recognition tech led to a Black father being wrongfully imprisoned for months.

ST. THOMAS, U.S. Virgin Islands — A Florida fugitive wanted on multiple charges, including aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer, was arrested on St. John after investigators linked him to a local business, according to the U.S. Marshals Service. 50-year-old Robert Gary was taken into custody on June 2, The

A convicted felon was arrested early Monday morning after deputies found a loaded handgun in the glove box of a pickup truck during a traffic stop near State Road 44 and Interstate 75. Thomas Logan Renckley, 38, of Jacksonville, was taken into custody shortly after 1 a.m. at the Pilot...

AI Facial Recognition Wrongful Arrest Raises New Concerns A Black father from North Carolina says his life was torn apart after Jacksonville law enforcement used facial recognition technology to connect him to a Florida theft case, even though his attorney says records showed he was hundreds of miles away at work when

A man is dead and a child is in critical condition after a traffic crash involving a semi-truck Wednesday morning in the 7300 block of New Kings Road.

While we see establishments close down every once in a while, there are cases where one shutting down hits harder, especially if it was helpful to the community. Recently, someone from Macclenny, Florida, shared pictures of a beloved Winn-Dixie supermarket as it closed. With many of the pictures now showing empty aisle

A 478-home residential development is moving forward in West Jacksonville after receiving City Council approval on June 9. Council approved Ordinances 2026-0289 and 2026-0290, which change the land use and zoning on 112.5 acres along Yellow Water Road about 1 mile north of Normandy Boulevard. The vote on 2026-0289 was.

Despite spotty showers today, temperatures will still rise to near 90 this afternoon.

JEA’s former Downtown headquarters campus is poised to undergo an office-to-residential conversion after Jacksonville City Council granted final approval of an agreement for the project on June 9. Jacksonville-based Live Oak Contracting plans to purchase the 2.47-acre, three-building property through The Jewel at 21 We