The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is searching for Johnny McGlothin, 72. Police say he was last seen at 12PM on Bergen Street near Commonwealth Avenue. McGlothin has been diagnosed with dementia. He is 5′9″ tall and weighs 165 pounds. He was last seen in a black t-shirt with white diagonal stripes,Continue Reading
A Duval County judge issued two orders on Friday regarding cases involving Celebration Church and its founding pastors, Stovall and Kerri Weems. The court considered two cases: Defamation claims involving a church investigative report that outlined allegations of spiritual and emotional abuse, financial misconduct, narcissism and more against Stovall WeemsContinue Reading
A 20-year-old woman has been charged with manslaughter in connection with the shooting death of a woman in the Regency area in May, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office announced on Friday. On May 24, JSO responded to a report of a shooting in the 1200 block of Kendall Town Boulevard. WhenContinue Reading
At Friday night’s football game at Fletcher High School against Ed White High School, extra precautions are being put in place to help keep fans safe. The move comes after a game at the Neptune Beach school ended early two weeks ago after a fight broke out in the 4thContinue Reading
A Westside homeowner is demanding answers from a solar energy company after she said they guaranteed she wouldn’t pay for JEA, and now, she is stuck with the monthly bills from both JEA and the solar panels that cost her thousands of dollars. Caty Creech is one of several residentsContinue Reading
A Jacksonville City Councilman is behind a push to get answers from the owners of a Westside mobile home park where tenants have seen massive water bills. Moore Enterprises which owns Three Seasons, Orange Park North, and Americana mobile home parks, all on the Westside, has until next Friday atContinue Reading
There are potential health concerns involving the presence of West Nile virus in Jacksonville, according to local officials. While there are no reported cases in people in Duval County as of Friday, it is beginning to show up again in chickens in the area. Statewide there are five cases, primarily in theContinue Reading
Florida Blue Foundation awards additional $3.3 million to support community programs that are improving access to healthy foods and providing nutrition support – JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (Oct. 4, 2023) – Florida Blue Foundation, the philanthropic affiliate for the state’s Blue Cross Blue Shield plan, announced it is awarding $3.3 million in grants to nine community-basedContinue Reading
Since 1959, The Bridegroom Apostle Church has led a faithful and praying congregation. Currently under the leadership of Bishop Arden Luster, church members, family and friends with sponsorship of the Women’s Auxiliary gathered to present their women’s initiative community event on the church grounds The initiative was birthed to conveyContinue Reading
TALLAHASSEE | A federal trial accusing Gov. Ron DeSantis of intentionally discriminating against Black voters during redistricting concluded Tuesday after four days of intense scrutiny into the governor’s successful dismantling of voting protections long embedded in the state’s congressional maps. Over the course of four days in court, lawyers forContinue Reading
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