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A St. Johns County commissioner filed a federal lawsuit on Wednesday against her fellow commissioners after they accused her of unlawfully campaigning during a public meeting. In November of last year, St. Johns County Commissioner Krista Joseph railed over things she said were going on in the county, including uncheckedContinue Reading

Gov. Brian Kemp used his State of the State speech to draw contrasts between his Republican philosophy and Democrats in an election year when the presidency and all of Georgia’s state House and Senate seats are on the ballot, but the Republican Kemp himself doesn’t face the voters. Combined withContinue Reading

The body of Annie Ernest was found in an open area of Springfield on Market Street in 1985. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office later determined Ernest had been murdered. Investigators back then had a good idea of who may have been responsible for her death, but the suspected killer slipped away.Continue Reading

Not only is starting a business and AD-venture…Venture capital is critical to getting an idea off the ground. That’s our topic on This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition. Matthew Chang with Chang Industrial and Timothy Gibbons, the editor of the Jacksonville Business Journal, are guests on the podcast. They areContinue Reading

A man who had been reported missing, and was later located by Jacksonville police, was arrested Thursday night in connection with a fatal altercation in the Golden Glades area off Hodges Boulevard. Sources tell News4JAX Nicholas Cuzzort, 41, is being accused of 2nd-degree murder and attempted murder in the TuesdayContinue Reading

“I have a dream.” Those four words changed history more than 60 years ago. Those words gave millions hope for the future, hope for equal opportunity and so much more. On Monday, Jan. 15, the world will celebrate the life, legacy and service of Martin Luther King, Jr. It willContinue Reading

We tend to bundle our children up to keep them warm in the winter, but a bulky coat and a car seat can be a dangerous combination. But there is an easy way to check to see if your child’s coat is too puffy or bulky. First, secure them inContinue Reading

A push to move the Duval County jail is gaining steam and now there is a conversation brewing about also moving the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office administrative headquarters. RELATED: City Council committee discusses relocation of Duval County jail At a meeting Thursday morning at City Hall, city leaders will try toContinue Reading

A welcome change for many drivers: a new exit ramp is now open at JTB and Kernan boulevards. The new traffic pattern means drivers heading north on Kernan from JTB eastbound no longer have to stop at a traffic light and then turn left. The hope is that this willContinue Reading