Florida News (Page 272)

Dozens of affordable apartment units are soon coming to St. Augustine, an area in desperate need of more affordable housing. It’s going to be called the Villages of New Augustine, comprising of 92 affordable housing units on about 6.5 acres at the intersection of North Volusia Street and Chapin Street.Continue Reading

Quite conditions compared to yesterday and the welcoming dry air comes with another chilly night. Temps drop into the middle 30s across inland SE GA down into interior north Florida with some first. Around JAX, lows will be in the upper 30s, with low 40s at the coast. Clouds willContinue Reading

A civil attorney sent a letter to the State Attorney’s Office and the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office demanding that the charges against 18-year-old Vergilio Aguilar-Mendez be dropped. Aguilar-Mendez is accused of manslaughter in the death of Sgt. Deputy Michael Kunovich. A confrontation in May between the two happened afterContinue Reading

The Jacksonville police suspect foul play is involved in the death of a woman found inside a Brentwood apartment on Wednesday morning. According to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, the woman was found unresponsive around 10 a.m. in an apartment on Flower Garden Lane. The Jacksonville Fire and Rescue arrived andContinue Reading

Before heads on the Jaguars staff started to roll, News4JAX asked our readers a question: Who do you blame most for the Jaguars late-season collapse? Since the story was published on Monday afternoon, more than 7,000 people have voted in the online poll that had seven options, including Jaguars offensiveContinue Reading

This year is a great time to keep your eyes on the sky! Meteor showers, full moons and eclipses will light the night sky in 2024, with many events visible from Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia. We will also see the first total solar eclipse cut across the U.S. sinceContinue Reading

Mayor Donna Deegan made an announcement about the city’s permitting process Wednesday at 1 p.m. Deegan was joined by City Council President Ron Salem and Chief Information Officer Wanyonyi Kendrick.Continue Reading

While most parents are well aware of the risks of SIDS, when an infant dies suddenly in their sleep without any apparent reason, some 400 children who are older, toddler-age, die every year without explanation often while they are sleeping. It’s called Sudden Unexplained Deaths in Children, SUDC. Now, newContinue Reading