Jacksonville News (Page 58)

With fatal car accidents increasing nationwide, Forbes Advisor conducted a study to identify the cities where drivers engage in “the most hazardous behavior that threatens public safety.” Albuquerque, New Mexico was ranked number 1. And one Florida city made it to the top 10: Tampa. But Jacksonville is not tooContinue Reading

Two parks in Camden County will temporarily close due to repairs, according to the Camden County Facilities Maintenance Department. According to the county, crews will first be replacing timbers from the parking lot to the first landing on the dock at the Harriett’s Bluff Boat Ramp in central Camden County.Continue Reading

President Joe Biden will deliver remarks at the National Association of Counties Legislative Conference Monday at 11:15 a.m. Press play above to watch live The National Association of Counties (NACo) Legislative Conference brings together thousands of elected and appointed county officials to address federal policy issues that impact counties andContinue Reading

Today will be breezy and warm reaching 80 with SW winds 15-25 mph. Showers and thunderstorms are expected later this afternoon and early evening. Scattered showers begin after 2-3 pm with a line of storms arriving early this evening. Rain will be ending around 9 pm. Some storms will bringContinue Reading

Jacksonville non-profit V for Victory hosted its second annual Super Bowl watch party and charity event at Hangar One at Craig Field to help families battle cancer. Tables were set up everywhere at the party that V for Victory claims is the largest Super Bowl party in Florida on itsContinue Reading

Sunday evening temperature will drop to the low 60s before midnight with mostly cloudy skies and light wind from the south. Rain will begin in Southeast Georgia and then Northeast Florida on Monday. Monday temperatures will begin in the low 60s, upper 50s, and cloudy skies with winds from theContinue Reading

On Monday, the Jacksonville Ethics Commission will hold a special meeting regarding a Senate and House bill that will potentially impact how the Ethics Commission operates. If Senate Bill 7014 and House Bill 1597 move forward, the ethics committee members will no longer be able to initiate independent investigations. TheContinue Reading

In October of last year, a WWE star named Grayson Waller sparked a considerable amount of online outrage with this quote: “I’m not the kind of guy that would settle for a six, but to each their own. Me personally, I like a nine or a ten,” said Waller. ThatContinue Reading

The man who pleaded guilty to killing Nassau County deputy Joshua Moyers will be back in court for a hearing on Monday. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. MORE: Discovery material includes interview given by woman who was with Patrick McDowell on night Deputy Joshua Moyers was fatally shot Monday’sContinue Reading