FDOT has plan to change traffic pattern at Emerson and I-95 to ease backups
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - The Florida Department of Transportation is collecting feedback on plans to change the traffic pattern at I-95 and Emerson Street. Those...
Teen Club donates lunches to nonprofit
The link Teen Club in Nocatee started off September with a wonderful gesture for the Port in the Storm organization in St. Augustine. Port...
City looks to bolster security in Riverside amid reports of late-night partying, street racing
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Jacksonville city leaders are considering a plan that would help boost security in Riverside along King Street. Residents have reported illegal...
Villages of Hope Advances the Fight Against Human Trafficking to Build Future for Survivors
Jacksonville, FL – Villages of Hope is celebrating a year of transformation and progress for the women survivors of human trafficking it serves...
A break in the rainy pattern is ahead
The sun shines brighter today, and the rain takes a break as drier air moves into the area. This will suppress storm activity around...
Council legislation would help address complaints of unruly behavior along King Street
An effort to address complaints of noise from after-hours partying, street racing and reports of guns being brought into establishments in the King Street...
First Coast Business Hall of Fame ceremony is Nov. 22
The Florida Council on Economic Education will present its 2024 First Coast Business Hall of Fame at noon Nov. 22 at the Hyatt Regency...
Photo Gallery: Swim Team Almost Clear the Waves at Swim Meet
Your donation will support the student journalists of Robinson High School - FL. Your contribution will allow us to purchase equipment and cover our...
Florida ‘Buried Alive’ Killer Appeals Death Sentence
Michael Jackson, one of the felons convicted of the heinous and cold-blooded murders of Reggie and Carol Sumner, is currently appealing his death sentence...
Volusia County sheriff threatens to ‘perp-walk’ students, parents after arrest of 11-year-old over school...
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - School threats continue to be an issue just one month after the beginning of a new school year. On Monday morning,...
