Jacksonville News (Page 340)

The child found inside a vehicle in the parking lot at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Jacksonville Beach was 2-years-old. We don’t know who owns the vehicle, who was responsible for the child at the time, or how long she was left inside. But, even without those answers many can beContinue Reading

Two years after News4JAX started investigating a pair of troubled affordable housing complexes they’re now under new ownership with a big plan to renovate. The federal government approved the sale last week. The I-TEAM exposed unsafe and unsanitary living conditions at Eastside Terrace and Eastside Gardens apartments. They’re about aContinue Reading

A mild morning led to a hot and humid afternoon.  Highs in the 90s will slip through the 80s this evening under mostly clear skies. Now:  Sunny and hot.  Temperatures are in the upper 80s to low 90s.  The sea breeze is just starting the inland migration with a lightContinue Reading

A Putnam County solid waste employee is facing charges of larceny and fraud after investigators said she went on an illegal shopping spree with a county credit card. Denise Adams, 48, of Interlachen has already bonded out of jail on a $30,000 bond. Adams had been under investigation since mid-JulyContinue Reading

Click player above to watch live Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee is presiding over the trial against former President Donald Trump and 18 other co-defendants. A hearing at 1:00 p.m. on Wednesday could answer the question of how soon a trial could begin, and how quickly it willContinue Reading

Delta Airlines has announced a partnership with seven-time Super Bowl champion, entrepreneur and philanthropist, Tom Brady, on Wednesday. The company says the partnership connects Brady’s expertise in teamwork, performance and perseverance directly to Delta as a long-term strategic adviser. “Delta’s people are driven by their commitment to world-class performance, excellenceContinue Reading

Publix is celebrating 93 years of business on Wednesday. We wanted to tell a story — starting with the first store that ever opened in Winter Haven on Sept. 6, 1930. The photo timeline below paints a picture of how far Publix has come. (Photo credit & information credit: Publix)Continue Reading

Humble beginnings In the early 2000′s headlines surrounding Nease High School in St. Johns County, FL tended to center around a home-schooled student who was playing on the football team. Tim Tebow went onto national prominence in college football and beyond. But there was another student there who didn’t getContinue Reading

Thousands of cars damaged by floodwater often end up back on the market after disasters like hurricanes. They can be repaired and resold, sometimes without the buyer knowing about the car’s history. In Florida, it is legal for cars with water damage to be sold as long as the sellerContinue Reading