Testimony began Monday for the man accused of shooting and killing a Daytona Beach police officer. Investigators say Othal Wallace shot officer Jason Raynor in 2021. The trial was moved from Volusia County to Clay County at the request of the defense. Prosecutors began opening statements by describing what ledContinue Reading
The National Weather Service issued a flood advisory Monday for downtown Jacksonville as scattered storms and heavy downpours move across Northeast Florida. A severe thunderstorm warning was also issued for Clay and St. Johns counties until 5:30 p.m. (Click the video player above for live radar) 4:48 PM 9/11: FloodContinue Reading
For the first time since 1982, Vince K. McMahon will no longer be solely in charge of World Wrestling Entertainment. He purchased the company — then called the World Wide Wrestling Federation — from his father and changed it to the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) then years later World WrestlingContinue Reading
After years of waiting for his day in court, the trial of a Jacksonville man accused of raping, impregnating and killing his niece started on Monday in a Duval County courthouse. Johnathan Quiles was indicted for the first-degree murder of his niece, Iyana Sawyer, and her unborn baby, believed to beContinue Reading
As we continue to learn more about what happened at a neighborhood store in Jacksonville on August 26, what is clear is that a racially motivated hate crime was committed – people lost their lives for the color of their skin and being who they are. As Jacksonville’s health leaders,Continue Reading
ASALH Brings its Conference to Jacksonville, Florida with Annual Theme: “Black Resistance” JACKSONVILLE, Fla.— The Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) is proud to announce the 108th Annual Meeting in Jacksonville, Florida, from September 19th to the 24th. The conference will feature a rich programContinue Reading
What is rapid intensification? When a Hurricane or tropical storm intensifies dramatically in a short period of time. It is marked by a jump in winds of at least 35 mph in a 24-hour period. Hurricane Lee is the latest extreme example of a storm undergoing rapid intensification (RI) onContinue Reading
Jacksonville firefighters honored the first responders of 9/11 by taking a walk in their shoes. Putting one foot, in front of the other, JFRD firefighter Nick Billups spent the morning walking in the footsteps of heroes. “We’re standing up and moving forward and challenging ourselves,” Billups said. He and severalContinue Reading
A handful of lost sea turtle hatchlings are back home thanks to a group of kids and the Hanna Park Turtle Patrol who helped get them back in the ocean Monday morning. According to the Walk-in Wedding Chapel, the turtles hatched overnight and crawled in the wrong direction toward theContinue Reading
Some are seeing the sun, while others are opening umbrellas under dark clouds. Scattered showers and storms, some strong to isolated severe will be possible through early evening. These will continue near I-95 to Highway 301 through around 8 – 10 p.m. Now (2:45 p.m.) Scattered showers with storms. Currently northContinue Reading
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