Jacksonville News (Page 271)

Jeff Ashton, the prosecutor who handled the Casey Anthony case and who is now a judge in Orange and Osceola counties, is a subject of allegations related to child abuse, according to an executive order signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis, News4JAX’s sister station WKMG reported on Friday. The executive order, posted publiclyContinue Reading

In a little more than five months, voters will be heading to the polls for the presidential primary in Florida. The controversy surrounding the past presidential election has many on edge about what will happen this election season. Now, there are measures underway statewide to protect poll workers and keepContinue Reading

City leaders are recommending the case involving Moore Enterprises — owner of Three Seasons, Orange Park North and Americana Mobile Home Parks — now be investigated by the State Attorney’s Office after missing their Friday deadline to explain why they charged outrageously high water bills to one of its residents.Continue Reading

After a roofing company laid off all its employees at their Northeast Florida location and let other Florida and Georgia employees go as well, homeowners are now stuck with roofs sitting unfinished and, in some cases, liens are being placed on their homes. The News4JAX I-TEAM reported Wednesday that HonestContinue Reading

Shiny chrome, hot rods and motorcycles on a sunny Saturday sound great to me. What are you doing tomorrow morning? I will be at the American Legion Post 250 Fall Car and Bike Show and Swap Meet at 2608 Black Creek Dr in Middleburg. The show is Saturday, October 14Continue Reading

President Biden discusses how his Bidenomics agenda is creating good-paying union jobs, investing in America, and building a clean energy future. Click the play button above to watch live.Continue Reading

Light showers continue for coastal SEGA while NEFL is warm and muggy under cloudy skies.  But you know what they say about those grey skies.  A touch of grey kind of suits us anyway.  Wait no, that’s not it.  Something about, skies clearing up and miles of smiles.  Any-hoo, it’sContinue Reading

A newly launched public safety initiative aimed at helping first responders in Clay County is now able to help them in times of need thanks to the donations from the community. The Signal 35 Fund, named after Clay County’s radio code for first responders who need help, is an initiativeContinue Reading

The Glynn County Police Department is investigating the death of a 66-year-old man after he was found dead on Thursday inside a home near St. Simons Island. According to police, officers got a call in reference to a welfare check on an elderly woman who was seen wandering barefoot inContinue Reading