Jacksonville News (Page 186)

The driver accused of killing an 18-year-old Creekside High School grad in a wrong-way head-on crash in May pleaded not guilty during his arraignment Tuesday morning. Ariel Monteagudo is being charged with vehicular homicide in the crash that killed Stetson College football player Trenton Stewart on May 9. Stewart’s parents,Continue Reading

A memorial is growing at the corner of North Volusia Street and West King Street in St. Johns County. That is where a 6-year-old was riding his bicycle when he was hit and killed Monday evening around 6:15 p.m. Family members of the little boy spoke with News4JAX Tuesday andContinue Reading

Cool with continued clearing today.  Chilly temperatures under clear skies tonight.  Sunny skies with highs below seasonal averages tomorrow will be followed by a frosty start to Thursday.  Temperatures rebound Friday with increasing rain chances this weekend. Now:  Partly cloudy with a cool breeze. Tonight: Clear and chilly with temperaturesContinue Reading

One local couple is celebrating after finding a unique way to tie the knot! One of our News4JAX co-workers, Bruce Melvin, married his sweetheart of more than five years in a car wash. You read that correctly, a car wash! Bruce and Ingrid said they thought of a few differentContinue Reading

Ok, Jacksonville is such a special place, right? I get happier to call it home every day! I have found the most amazing things in my neighborhood, I love my church (I love love love teaching Sunday School), and I’ve made the sweetest friends here from neighbors, to work friends,Continue Reading

With Florida’s population growing and an anticipated shortfall of nearly 18,000 physicians by 2035, a research arm of the Legislature is suggesting ways that lawmakers could increase retention of new doctors. “Florida’s physician workforce is inadequate to meet projected demand,” according to a presentation given Monday by the Legislature’s OfficeContinue Reading

Press the play button above to watch live. Lawyers for the families of three Black residents killed in a racially motivated shooting at a Jacksonville Dollar General store have filed a lawsuit. They’re suing the store, the security company and the shooter’s parents. On Tuesday, there will be a newsContinue Reading

Clay County Sheriff Michelle Cook held a news conference Tuesday to talk about mobilizing over 150 personnel to patrol large-scale holiday events on Dec. 9. The news conference was held at the Town of Orange Park Pavilion, near the Orange Park Police Department. According to Clay Today, the events onContinue Reading

Gov. Ron DeSantis will hold a news conference at 9 a.m. Tuesday at Marco Island Charter Middle School. No other state leaders are slated to speak. According to a sign posted just before the news conference, the governor will be speaking on the focus of the state’s upcoming budget. MarcoContinue Reading