Jacksonville News (Page 180)

A former Jacksonville Jaguars employee is accused of using the company’s virtual credit card program to steal more than $22 million, spending it on personal purchases. Those purchases included two cars, cryptocurrency and lavish vacations, according to court documents obtained by News4JAX. In a seven-page federal filing made by anContinue Reading

Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff will deliver remarks at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Newtown Action Alliance Foundation’s 11th Annual National Vigil for All Victims of Gun Violence in Washington. Press play above to watch live The national vigil brings together survivors of gun violence, victims’ family members, faith leaders, organizationsContinue Reading

It’s estimated there are 2,000 people in the Jacksonville area who are without a home. Adding to the problem, there have also been over 15,000 people evicted from their homes in Duval County. On Tuesday, the city council will take steps to try and help with the problem when it’sContinue Reading

A lawsuit has been filed against the former manager of a Zaxby’s restaurant in Jacksonville after two young female employees claimed the manager sexually harassed them on the job. The lawsuit was filed against Andre Clements Jr. and S&R Foods of North Jacksonville Inc., which owns the Zaxby’s on AirportContinue Reading

The man involved in an attack that took place at a gas station pleaded guilty Monday to one count of felony battery. Kevin Williamson, who was previously facing a misdemeanor battery charge that was upgraded following a review of facts and his criminal history, was at a University Boulevard gasContinue Reading

A local disabled veteran at the center of a dispute over outrageously high water bills said the new owners of the Three Seasons Mobile Home Park removed her latest unusually high bill. Kelley O’Neil said the new park owners, Oak Wood Properties, have removed her October water charge of $1735.88.Continue Reading

The city of Jacksonville kicked off the holiday season with the annual lighting of the Christmas tree. The tree was lit at 6 p.m. at James Weldon Johnson Park in Downtown Jacksonville. City Council President Ron Salem will be in charge of flipping the switch and turning on the lights.Continue Reading

Many areas inland beyond a few miles west of the St. Johns River will have frost late tonight through 9 am Thursday. It gets colder tonight with temperatures from near freezing to around 36 over most inland NE FL along and West of the US 301 corridor. Central Duva toContinue Reading

The Colorado Supreme Court will hear oral arguments from both in the appeals of the 14th amendment challenge against Donald Trump’s candidacy. A liberal group that sought to disqualify Donald Trump and the former president himself will speak. The livestream will start at 2:45 PM. Click the video player aboveContinue Reading