Jacksonville News (Page 329)

An arrest warrant for a Clay County cheerleading coach accused of stealing over $32,000 from the organization details how she supposedly spent the money. Amanda Herndon, who used to run the “Crush Cheer” cheerleading group, is facing grand theft charges for taking thousands of dollars while she ran a cheerleadingContinue Reading

An 8-year-old was shot in the leg Monday after a gun that was hidden in a barrel was set off by burning trash, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said. A group of children were helping clean the backyard of a home on Devonshire Boulevard with their grandmother, JSO said. The groupContinue Reading

A mysterious yellow line running down the middle of the interstate on Interstate 95 southbound from Jacksonville and all the way to St. Augustine is causing confusion and safety concerns among drivers. The line has been there since Friday, and it starts right at the Acosta Bridge. News4JAX Sky 4Continue Reading

A Douglas Anderson School of the Arts (DA) teacher accused of inappropriate conduct this spring was placed back in the classroom at the start of this school year only to be removed again a few weeks later. Documents obtained by the I-TEAM show why. Documents reveal cinematic arts department chairContinue Reading

Hispanic Heritage Month is just around the corner, and Jacksonville residents will have plenty of opportunities to celebrate at events across the area. The national celebration, which runs from Sept. 15 until Oct. 15, aims to embrace the rich history and culture of American citizens who have ancestors from Spain,Continue Reading

Testimony began Monday for the man accused of shooting and killing a Daytona Beach police officer. Investigators say Othal Wallace shot officer Jason Raynor in 2021. The trial was moved from Volusia County to Clay County at the request of the defense. Prosecutors began opening statements by describing what ledContinue Reading

The National Weather Service issued a flood advisory Monday for downtown Jacksonville as scattered storms and heavy downpours move across Northeast Florida. A severe thunderstorm warning was also issued for Clay and St. Johns counties until 5:30 p.m. (Click the video player above for live radar) 4:48 PM 9/11: FloodContinue Reading

For the first time since 1982, Vince K. McMahon will no longer be solely in charge of World Wrestling Entertainment. He purchased the company — then called the World Wide Wrestling Federation — from his father and changed it to the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) then years later World WrestlingContinue Reading

After years of waiting for his day in court, the trial of a Jacksonville man accused of raping, impregnating and killing his niece started on Monday in a Duval County courthouse. Johnathan Quiles was indicted for the first-degree murder of his niece, Iyana Sawyer, and her unborn baby, believed to beContinue Reading