Jacksonville News (Page 384)

With Duval County students heading back to school on Monday, JTA is reminding parents that its “My Ride 2 School” program is an option for students in middle and high school if they don’t have access to regular school buses. Best of all, the service is free! By the endContinue Reading

News4JAX is digging deeper into the number of threats involving Duval County schools. Data requested by News4JAX from Duval County Public Schools reveals which schools top the list and the age of the students involved in making the threats. The numbers relate to any threat that triggered a Code RedContinue Reading

Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan and Councilman Joe Carlucci on Thursday night continued her series of community meetings in San Marco. The conversations are a chance for her to listen to residents and answer any questions or concerns they might have. The topics touched on at the well-attended meeting at aContinue Reading

A man was injured Thursday evening during a shootout between two vehicles on Lem Turner Road, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office. JSO said two vehicles were driving southbound near the College Park neighborhood around 6 p.m. when people inside the two cars started firing at each other. When itContinue Reading

Another Duval County inmate has died, the second person to die in custody in four days. Police said Danny James, 40, was found unresponsive Thursday morning. More than a dozen people have reached out to the News4JAX I-TEAM to say they’re worried about poor healthcare at the jail, and multipleContinue Reading

Paige Pringle, an employee at Dos Gatos in downtown Jacksonville, has been identified by people at the bar as one of the two women who were killed in a double shooting early Wednesday morning near train tracks in San Marco. Dos Gatos said Pringle, 28, had just left Dos GatosContinue Reading

Jacksonville is mailing out TRIM (truth in millage) notices tomorrow. It’s the first look at what your property tax bill will be this year — and unfortunately, that bill will be higher than last year. The Jacksonville City Council met on Thursday to talk about how to spend the moneyContinue Reading

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office confirmed two women, 28 and 53, were murdered in a shooting Wednesday morning on Hendricks Avenue in San Marco. According to police, investigators still don’t have any information on who fired the fatal shots. JSO told News4JAX on Thursday that detectives are working diligently to getContinue Reading

Artificial Intelligence – it’s the next frontier in technology. The University of North Florida (UNF) is ready to teach students the skills they need to master it in a six-month “bootcamp.” There are two different options: AI & Machine Learning and DevOps – both skill sets are in high demandContinue Reading