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The woman accused of being an accomplice in a Saturday burglary that ended with a deputy fatally shooting an armed suspect near David Park in Ponte Vedra Beach is facing over 13 criminal charges and made her first court appearance Sunday. Crystal O’Neal stood before a judge Sunday morning inContinue Reading

A bicyclist was fatally hit by a vehicle while riding on State Road A1A in St. Johns County Saturday night, the Florida Highway Patrol said. A 47-year-old bicyclist, of Miami, was riding south around 9:30 p.m. on Ponte Vedra Boulevard (SR-A1A), just south of Mikler Road, when a 26-year-old, ofContinue Reading

Today will be a beautiful day across our area with mostly sunny skies, high temperatures in the mid to upper 70s region wide, and a northerly breeze between 10-15 MPH. Rip current risk continues across our local beaches with 5-7 ft waves. Coastal flood advisory through Tuesday AM. Monday: OvernightContinue Reading

The Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department says they transported someone from the Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair to the hospital with life threatening injuries Saturday evening. A spokesperson with the fair confirmed that person was an employee doing maintenance on a ride. However, the spokesperson said that the person did notContinue Reading

Tomorrow will be mostly sunny skies with overnight lows in the low to mid 50s and some 40s in GA.  Temperatures will be in the mid upper 70s region wide. HOORAY! You get an extra hour of sleep with sunrise at 6:43 AM and Sunset at 5:36 PM on Sunday.Continue Reading

Tyler Barlow, Caleb Wilkinson and Dalton Conway have been gone for three weeks on what was planned to be a four-day fishing trip. The trio left Brunswick, Georgia, on Oct. 14 on board the Carol Ann and were scheduled to return on Oct. 18, but they disappeared. The Coast Guard’sContinue Reading

A woman believed to be in her mid-20s was found unresponsive Saturday morning on North Pearl Street in Jacksonville’s North Shore area, police said. Officers were first called to the area at 7:30 a.m. after a 911 call reported a person was hurt. Officers found the woman unresponsive, and JacksonvilleContinue Reading

The Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair is open from now through Sunday, Nov. 12. For many families, visiting the fair is an annual tradition from the rides and the food to the animals and the shows. This year’s shows include Sea Lion Splash and a shark encounter. The fair has beenContinue Reading

Every runner in Saturday’s Wounded Warrior Project 5K had a personal reason to “Carry Forward.” Thousands ran in honor of those who served, those who overcame and those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Luis Alicea, who is now retired, served for 21 years and was injured during combat. He runsContinue Reading