The city of Jacksonville’s Animal Care and Protective Services hosted a “Full of Love” adoption event Saturday to get hundreds of dogs into permanent homes. This comes as the facility has tackled big changes to improve its conditions. The hope is for these dogs to find new homes as soonContinue Reading
Saturday morning, over 1,600 runners laced up their sneakers and headed out to the Ortega neighborhood for the 46th annual Ortega River Run. The event took place at the Episcopal School of Jacksonville’s Saint Marks campus on Oxford Avenue. The money raised by the event supports the school’s financial aidContinue Reading
A woman was taken to a hospital after a dispute on the street led to a shooting in the front yard of a house in the Woodstock neighborhood early Saturday, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office. JSO said people who knew each other got into a fight on Sunnybrook AvenueContinue Reading
This morning isolated patchy dense fog with low visibilities is ongoing across SE GA along I-95 and along I-10. Temperatures region wide are in the low to mid 50s under partly cloudy skies. The rest of today will be pleasant with afternoon highs in the upper 70s, with winds fromContinue Reading
This weekend is the first Super Bowl where Floridians can legally bet on sports since the state changed its gambling laws to allow sports betting. Legal sports betting is only allowed in person at Hard Rock casinos or online through the Hard Rock bet app or website. Manny Cuevas feelsContinue Reading
Friday night was the “Night to Shine” for hundreds of people in our community with special needs as they get their own prom. Thousands of people were crowned Kings and Queens at the event, which was sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation and other churches, and held at the PrimeContinue Reading
Girl Scout cookies are here! The Mega Drop of Girl Scout cookies began Friday and will continue through Saturday. After that, each troop will set up cookie booths throughout the Gateway Council, from Jacksonville to Panama City. “Our council is comprised of 35 counties in which we have over 3,000Continue Reading
Department of Justice Special counsel Robert K. Hur’s report on President Joe Biden’s memory questions his competency and age. It paints a picture of an 81-year-old president with “significantly limited” memory and “limited precision and recall.” President Biden criticized the report saying, “My memory is fine.” The White House calledContinue Reading
Lawmakers in Tallahassee are looking at repealing a law delineating who can sue for pain and suffering when a loved one is killed due to medical negligence and how much the court can award in such cases. The law is known by critics as “free kill.” Current law prohibits theContinue Reading
A 15-year-old was severely injured in Gainsville Wednesday after deputies said a 41-year-old man ordered the teen to strip naked and started beating him with a belt, according to a report from WCJB. According to the Alachua County Sheriff’s Office, the teen jumped out of a third-story window at theContinue Reading
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