Two St. Johns County homeowners are expressing their frustrations after paying tens of thousands of dollars to swimming pool contractor Russell Builders, and months later, the work is still incomplete. Plus, some of the work that has been done has led to failed inspections. Mark Olson is one of theContinue Reading
For the third consecutive year, Edward Waters University has exceeded the 1,100 student enrollment mark, reaching its second-highest overall enrollment in nearly two decades, the school said. According to a news release, Florida’s first independent institution for higher learning and first historically black college or university (HBCU), reported a totalContinue Reading
It’s been a week and a half since Hurricane Idalia barreled through Florida’s Big Bend region as a powerful Category 3 storm, with winds up to 125 miles an hour and a storm surge of over 10 feet in some coastal areas. The state on Thursday reported the third death connectedContinue Reading
While speaking in Jacksonville on Thursday, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis repeated a claim that Florida’s crime rate is at 50-year low — but is it true? Data experts told News4JAX it’s a statistic that doesn’t paint the full picture. DeSantis made the claim while responding to a Black Air ForceContinue Reading
A woman was killed in a head-on Thursday morning crash in Marion County, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. FHP said an 89-year-old man driving south on State Road 200 at 7:30 a.m. in a sports utility vehicle when he possibly experienced a medical emergency that caused him to swerveContinue Reading
Free lawn watering and cooler temperatures under cloudy skies. Happy Friday! Now: Showers and storms continue across western Clay and Putnam counties. More widespread across southern St. Johns and Flagler county. Locally heavy rain, lightning and gusty wind possible for the next hour or so. Tonight: Scattered showers with isolatedContinue Reading
Hurricanes that never hit but remain hundreds of miles away are capable of taking people’s lives and the death statistics are growing. The unfortunate cause is sneaker waves. People can be caught off guard from apparently mellow waves only to be surprised by long intervals of massive wave sets atContinue Reading
In this week’s episode of SnapJAX Stories — you never know what you’ll find in the wilderness! One of our “snappers,” Candace Watkins, knows she’s always going to see something wild on her 30-acre farm in Keystone Heights and knows to always have her camera ready. “I’ve had people tellContinue Reading
West Beaches Dental Care will be hosting a free dental care event for Jacksonville residents this Saturday, Sept. 9, at their Beach Boulevard location. The dental care facility will offer free X-rays, exams, cleanings and extractions on a first-come, first-serve basis. Adults and kids alike are welcome to attend thisContinue Reading
Family, friends and the Jacksonville community are paying their final respects on Friday and Saturday to those who died in a racist attack at a Dollar General store in New Town. Saturday marks two weeks since the shooting. RELATED: The Jacksonville shooter killed a devoted dad, a beloved mom andContinue Reading
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