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Clay County woman says $900 water bill equal to filling 6 swimming pools still...

CLAY COUNTY, Fla. – A Clay County woman says she is still searching for answers after being charged nearly $900 by the Clay County Utility Authority during a single billing cycle. Alexis Quiva told News4JAX she was billed for about 95,000 gallons of water, which is enough to fill...
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Jacksonville Seniors Sit On Home Goldmine While Young Buyers Scramble

Older homeowners are quietly sitting on a bigger and bigger slice of the nation’s housing wealth, and Jacksonville buyers are feeling it every time a starter home hits the market. Fresh analysis shows people age 70 and older now hold a large share of U.S. property equity, while younger would-be homeowners battle higher
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Attorney Ben Crump demands accountability in deadly Clay County deputy-involved shooting

ORANGE PARK, Fla. — Civil rights attorney Ben Crump joined the family of Morris Davis on Monday to demand answers in the fatal deputy-involved shooting of the 48-year-old Clay County man. Family members, faith leaders and community activists gathered at New Hope Church in Orange Park, where Crump held...
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Philips Highway reopens between Emerson, St. Augustine roads after crash involving power pole

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A crash that involved a JEA power pole on Tuesday morning shut down all lanes of Philips Highway (U.S. 1) between St. Augustine and Emerson roads for about two hours. The crash was reported around 8:15 a.m. JEA reported a small outage in the area related...
Featured picture for Civil rights attorney Ben Crump joins family of man killed by Clay County deputies, demands answers

Civil rights attorney Ben Crump joins family of man killed by Clay County deputies,...

Morris Davis' family said he was more than 500 pounds, disabled and a threat to no one but himself when Clay County deputies shot him to death as he lay on the ground.
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Lil Poppa Tragic Death Detailed in Coroner’s Report

Lil Poppa Tragic Death Detailed in Coroner's Report
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Recent college graduates face challenges finding jobs in their field. These strategies can help

Go to college. Earn a degree. Land a job. That’s the game plan many young people follow — but recent graduates with degree in hand are reaching for doors that aren’t opening.
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Man arrested, accused of driving drunk through Jacksonville Ironman course

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A Jacksonville man was arrested Saturday after police say he nearly hit participants in the inaugural Jacksonville Ironman event multiple times while driving drunk. Darrell Simon, 62, remained in jail on a more than $215,000 bond Monday on eight felony charges and several misdemeanor offenses. Offi
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Parmesan Ranch Seasoning Under Salmonella Recall

Blackstone Products of Providence, Utah is voluntarily recalling certain lots of Blackstone Parmesan Ranch seasoning products because they have the potential to be contaminated with Salmonella . Blackstone’s action is based on a California Dairies, Inc. recall of dry milk powder due to potential Salmonella contaminatio
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Jacksonville Rules Committee weighs keeping future jail out of historically Black neighborhoods

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Jacksonville Rules Committee considered a resolution Monday aimed at preventing a future jail from being built in historically redlined neighborhoods, which are areas that were long shaped by discriminatory housing policies. The measure ultimately did not move forward, with all committee member

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