Florida News (Page 486)

Non-weather-related power outages are known to happen at the worst time, so understanding what’s causing those outages has helped JEA reduce them. Whether it is while watching a live sporting event on TV, or cooking a meal in an electric oven, we’ve all experienced an unexpected power outage that hadContinue Reading

Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters held a news conference Monday to address the claims that have been circulating against the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office after a forceful arrest video went viral, sparking protests and a lot of commentary online. Waters released partial bodycam footage of the arrest of Le’Keian Woods to counterContinue Reading

The United States Postal Service is unveiling a new stamp featuring the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. The Forever Stamp costs 66 cents each or $13.20 for a sheet of 20. The stamp is based on a photograph captured by Philip Bermingham, a well-known photographer who was Ginsburg’sContinue Reading

Residents of a Northside apartment who have been complaining about trash issues since May are still dealing with the same problems after Waste Management removed the dumpsters because the company had not received payments from the complex. Trash is piled up in multiple places at the Northwood Apartments on DunnContinue Reading

Over the last three weeks, multiple residents of a mobile home park on Jacksonville’s Westside have told News4JAX they have received outrageously high water bills, some as high as $1,700 for one month. They said it has been happening for years at the Three Seasons Mobile Home Village, and aContinue Reading

A video that showed the violent arrest of a Jacksonville man sparked outrage online and a protest against what organizers called a “racial injustice” and accusations of police brutality. According to the attorney for Le’Keian Woods, 24, his client was beaten by several JSO officers after being pulled over forContinue Reading

There are places where the leaves are turning now but we will have to wait at least a month for some color up in the trees. October some leaves may begin turning color in Georgia but leaves won’t peak in Jacksonville until November. As the nights grow longer the greenContinue Reading

Perspiration on the pumpkin!  A warm fall afternoon with partly cloudy to partly sunny skies.  The breeze feels nice as temperatures hover near seasonal averages.  The onshore flow continues this week with showers and storms increasing midweek.  Temperatures turn cooler this weekend…OPEN WINDOW WEATHER coming. Now:  Partly cloudy to partlyContinue Reading

Jacksonville leaders held a virtual conference on Monday to address violence in Duval County. “State Senator Tracie Davis and State Representative Angie Nixon Join Other Community Leaders To Call For An End To the Violence In Our Community, Push For More Preventative Measures and Increased Accountability for Police Officers andContinue Reading