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Seven horses are now in Putnam County recovering after being removed from a property in Georgia, following an animal welfare check. Daniela Catana, the owner of Hope’s Dream Rescue and Sanctuary, said she rescued the animals Sunday. According to the Glynn County Police Department, 12 horses were removed from aContinue Reading

A chilling body camera video shows a local deputy’s encounter with fentanyl, as he asks another deputy for an ambulance. This close call Thursday was one of many topics of conversation at a fentanyl roundtable in Clay County Friday morning. Over a dozen top law enforcement officials from the region,Continue Reading

It’s just after one in the morning Wednesday, when Paige Pringle left her co-workers at Dos Gatos. About two miles away on Hendricks at railroad tracks, not far from Nira Street, a gunman or gunmen, shot Pringle and another woman before leaving the area. At around 1:38 AM Wednesday aContinue Reading

Fix the problems by Saturday or don’t get paid. That’s the message Jacksonville housing officials have for the landlords of a troubled apartment complex that the News4JAX I-TEAM first exposed last month. City leaders tell the I-TEAM that management at the Cascade Apartments in Grand Park has been told toContinue Reading

The woman convicted of helping kidnap an elderly Jacksonville couple and bury them alive will be back in court Monday for a re-sentencing hearing. Tiffany Cole was sentenced to death in connection with the 2005 crime, but since the jury’s recommendations were not unanimous, she has been granted a newContinue Reading

No way around it, it’s hot. We are breaking records with the heat. And, it will continue through the weekend and even into Monday when Duval County students return to school. “When it’s hot like this we don’t even have our students outside, and if they are outside, we makeContinue Reading

Sentencing was set Friday for Aug. 16 in D.C. Federal Court for Brad Weeks of Macclenny, convicted in the Capitol riot of violent entry and disorderly conduct on restricted grounds, and obstruction. The government and defense have filed their sentencing recommendations, and the Department of Justice is asking the judgeContinue Reading

Suicide deaths reached a record high in the U.S. last year. Data from the CDC shows at least 49,449 lives were lost due to intentional self-harm in 2022. One local woman is working to raise awareness for mental health with murals all across Jacksonville that direct people to get help.Continue Reading

A woman who has worked for the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office for more than 19 years turned herself in Friday on a federal arrest warrant that accuses her of stealing money from the VA. JSO’s Internal Affairs Unit learned Thursday that Tamiko L. Williams, a longtime civilian employee, was the subjectContinue Reading