Jacksonville News (Page 283)

Good Monday Morning, friends! Many of you in the 40′s this morning as you start your day! Turn on the heat in the car, I know I did! We will round out to the mid to upper 70′s across SE GA and NE FL this afternoon. Into today and tomorrow,Continue Reading

After the militant group Hamas launched an unprecedented incursion from Gaza into Israel this weekend and Israel formally declared war on Sunday, federal, state and local leaders voiced their support of Israel in the conflict. The attack caught Israel’s vaunted military and intelligence apparatus completely off guard, bringing heavy battlesContinue Reading

Sunday ends pleasant with temperatures in the mid-50s, with light winds from the north and northeast and clear skies. Temperatures will continue to drop overnight into the low 50s with winds from the north and northwest, 2 to 5 miles per hour. There will be low humidity and mostly clearContinue Reading

The Jewish Federation & Foundation of Northeast Florida is speaking out following the surprise attack Saturday on Israel that was launched by the militant group Hamas. At least 700 people have been killed in Israel with thousands more being injured and hundreds taken as hostages, the Associated Press reported. RELATED:Continue Reading

After a citywide water outage forced the closure of all schools Friday inside the Starke city limits and prompted a boil water notice, classes will resume on Monday, according to the Bradford County School District. Students attending Bradford Elementary, Starke Elementary, Bradford Middle, Bradford High and PK Rainbow Center willContinue Reading

The moment you’ve all been waiting for! Jacksonville’s Pride Parade will be held at 2 p.m. on Sunday and will feature dozens of floats that will weave through Riverside and 5 Points. To watch the 1.5-mile celebration, click player above. The parade will begin at Willowbranch Park and end nearContinue Reading

For the first time in Jacksonville, the “Stand with Black Women” brunch hosted by Planned Parenthood of South, East, and North Florida came to the River City on Sunday to spread awareness about how maternal mortality continues to disproportionately impact Black mothers. For several years, the event was held inContinue Reading

The St. Paul’s Episcopal Church is keeping up with a more than 800-year-old tradition. On Sunday, the church on Atlantic Boulevard celebrated the Feast of Saint Francis with the annual “Blessing of the Animals.” The centuries-old tradition dates back to the 12th century and highlights St. Francis of Assisi. HeContinue Reading

The St. Paul’s Episcopal Church is keeping up with a more than 800-year-old tradition. On Sunday, the church on Atlantic Boulevard celebrated the Feast of Saint Francis with the annual “Blessing of the Animals.” The centuries-old tradition dates back to the 12th century and highlights St. Francis of Assisi. HeContinue Reading