Jacksonville News (Page 130)

On a warm and cloudy September evening in Jacksonville, an FBI agent sat behind a computer and watched Paul Anderson Jr. walk out of a Jacksonville condo carrying a black satchel across his chest. The agent watched closely as Anderson hopped in the driver’s side of a red Dodge ChargerContinue Reading

The weekend is almost upon us! I’m forecasting a wet Saturday, but Sunday looks better for your brunch plans! Speaking of plans — here are some things I found that might appeal to you and your friends or families! First off, have you ever been to the Colors of theContinue Reading

The annual Quadrantid meteor shower began in late December and peaked Wednesday night into early Thursday morning, according to NASA. Some were able to catch a glimpse of the show, some had their view blocked by clouds. The Quadrantids are unique due to where the meteor shower originates, and ofContinue Reading

What once was a part of the beautiful landscape of living out in the Glades has now turned into a water worry for one Pembroke Pines resident. “I think they’re beautiful. They’re in their natural habitat. You know, we came here, not the other way around,” Gwen Cash said. “IContinue Reading

Does college football bowl season make a difference in Jacksonville? If it does, what does the future look like for the Gator Bowl and other events? Sports tourism is our topic on This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition. College football seems to be in disarray with the controversy concerning theContinue Reading

Showers quickly moved out of the area in time for the morning commute. Mostly sunny skies this afternoon with highs topping out in the low 60s region wide. Winds from the North between 5-10 MPH gusting up to 15 MPH. Tomorow, areas across SE Georgia will wake up to temperaturesContinue Reading

A man whose arrest sparked outrage online and raised questions about the use of force policy at the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is expected to enter a plea this morning. Le’Keian Woods is charged with tampering with evidence, resisting police and possession of a controlled substance. Woods, who has been outContinue Reading

The Jacksonville City Council will hold a special meeting Thursday morning to discuss funding a plan to re-develop the Laura Street Trio. The buildings located on Laura and Forsyth Streets in downtown Jacksonville were built just after the Great Fire in 1901. They’ve sat vacant for decades. Many people, likeContinue Reading

A 4-year-old girl and her mother sitting in an SUV in a driveway were wounded late Wednesday night when someone driving by opened fire. Another woman in the SUV, who is related to the mom and little girl, wasn’t hurt, police said. It’s all too much for the child’s aunt,Continue Reading