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A man was shot in the leg after an argument he wasn’t involved in escalated Monday afternoon and led to gunfire on East 32nd Street, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said. Police said around 1 p.m., the shooter got into an argument that escalated with a woman. The man then wentContinue Reading

TONIGHT: Clouds will build overnight with rain and can’t rule out an isolated mild with the cloud coverage. TUESDAY: Waking up to rain and patchy fog. Showers will start to decrease early afternoon leaving us mostly dry by sunset. The temperatures will drop quickly after dark into the mid-20s inland.Continue Reading

Donald Smith, the man convicted and sentenced to death in the murder of 8-year-old Cherish Perrywinkle, will be back in court Tuesday morning for an evidentiary hearing as he continues to push for a new trial under the claims that his counsel in his 2018 trial was ineffective. The evidentiaryContinue Reading

NOW: Mostly sunny skies inland, cloudy towards the beaches with the possibility of rain along the coast. Sea fog could develop, as well. Temperatures will stay mild throughout the early evening past sunset. TONIGHT: Clouds will build overnight with rain and no to rule out an isolated thunderstorm. Temperatures stayContinue Reading

St. Augustine kicked off Martin Luther King Jr. Day with a sold-out breakfast at Flagler College. The 39th annual breakfast theme reflected one of King’s famous quotes from his “I’ve Been to the Mountaintop” speech: America: Be True to What You Said on Paper. Thomas Jackson, the chairman of theContinue Reading

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is investigating a Monday afternoon shooting in the Riverview neighborhood. Officers and K-9 units were spotted at a scene on Hilly Road and Campus Avenu. The circumstances surrounding the shooting are unclear. The Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department said one person was taken to the hospitalContinue Reading

Flagler County deputies and firefighters rescued two adults and a child from a car submerged in a water-filled ditch on Jan. 5 around 6 p.m. on S.R. 100 West in Palm Coast. A safety organization gave tips on what to do during a situation like this. RELATED: Bodycam footage showsContinue Reading

Teeth-chattering cold weather is headed to North Florida, and it is already responsible for major disruptions in some parts of the United States. It’s creating chaos for travelers, football fans, and even voters in the Iowa Caucus. This brutal arctic blast is expected to impact 79% of the country, inContinue Reading

A Jacksonville woman said she was left heartbroken after the United States Postal Service (USPS) never delivered her mother’s ashes to her home. Now she wants answers and closure. The ashes of Marilyn Bing’s mother were shipped in a large box in November and tracked to Jacksonville, but now they’ve beenContinue Reading