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A Jacksonville man is dead after a shooting on Sunday around 1:30 a.m. on River Road in the San Marco area, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office. Officers said when they arrived, they found a man who was shot, and the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department took the man toContinue Reading

A very cold Sunday morning with feels like temperatures in the upper teens for SE GA and down to the 20s in NE FL with winds from the north between 10-15 MPH. Actual temperature readings region wide are in the upper 20s and below freezing which is 32F. Sunday: TemperaturesContinue Reading

A Jacksonville mom wants to send a reminder to drivers: Be careful and remember the rules of the road when sharing the street with buses. Angel Burney says she’s afraid to let her kids walk across the street to catch the bus because she says the next time someone doesn’tContinue Reading

A Duval County science teacher is going to bed Saturday night as the Duval County Teacher of the Year. Gustavo Guzman was named the 2024 VyStar Duval County Teacher of the Year at the 33rd Annual EDDY Awards. Gustavo Guzman is a biology teacher at Terry Parker High School. HeContinue Reading

When we talk about preparing for the cold, you hear the Weather Authority team talk about protecting the P’s: people, pipes, plants, and pets. Epic Outreach, an organization that uses animals to help people, shared these tips with us on how you can better protect your pets. In cold WinterContinue Reading

You will need to bundle up for the weekend. Hard Freeze Warning A HARD FREEZE warning will last from 1 am until 9 am Sunday. Florida: Union, Bradford, Gilchrist, Eastern Alachua, Trout River, Western Clay, Western Alachua and Western Duval Counties. Georgia: Coastal Glynn and Coastal Camden Counties. Wind ChillContinue Reading

One of the oldest Black sororities in the world celebrated 111 years of existence with an event held by the organization’s chapter at the University of North Florida in Jacksonville. Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Incorporated was founded on Jan. 13, 1913, but the organization is celebrating all month long. TheContinue Reading

A Jacksonville man said he has spent several days in debilitating pain because of a nationwide drug shortage. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has reported more than 100 drug shortages. Medications range from injections to tablets – treating cancers, panic disorders, chronic pain, and more. Wayne Files said heContinue Reading

The 15th annual Wolfson Children’s Challenge race is only a week away, and the man behind it all is sharing his testimony to encourage others to participate before registration closes on Wednesday. The money raised on this race will go toward helping kids get the rehabilitation care they need as theyContinue Reading