A local small business owner said she was never paid for a contracted job she completed for a corporation based out of Miami. She said Frontier Building Corp. is ignoring her calls and not being straightforward about her requests for payment. With nearly $5,000 on the line, she said theContinue Reading
Here’s a warning for anyone looking to rent a home: scammers are pretending to be homeowners, making fake listings and stealing deposits from unsuspecting renters. That’s exactly what happened to realtor Jonathan Daugherty at a Murray Hill property he’s trying to rent out for a client. “People copy the listingContinue Reading
Ready. Set. Sweat…all week long. Near record highs all week long. Scattered showers with storms possible Tuesday with isolated activity through the rest of the week. Heat advisories possible this weekend. Heat index values up to 109 degrees this week, 112 degrees this weekend. Tonight: Partly cloudy and warm withContinue Reading
I’ve known Ben Frazier for years, as an activist, a former broadcast journalist and — I have to say — as a friend. I have learned a lot from Ben about community involvement and life itself. Now, Frazier is gone. The president of the Northside Coalition died Saturday night afterContinue Reading
The City of Jacksonville and the Keep Jacksonville Beautiful organization have partnered with Beaches Sea Turtle Patrol to help clean up the beaches after Independence Day celebrations. The two-hour beach clean-up will start at 7 a.m. and end around 9 a.m. on Wednesday, July 5. Volunteers will collect litter andContinue Reading
Formal charges have been filed against the woman accused of shooting and killing an Ocala neighbor earlier this month, and she will not face murder charges in the woman’s death, according to our sister station WKMG in Orlando. William Gladson, the state attorney for the Fifth Judicial Circuit of Florida,Continue Reading
Elena Johnston is a cancer patient getting chemotherapy infusions. In the middle of treatments, her treatment center ran out of carboplatin, then they put her on cisplatin. News4JAX reported last week that there was a critical shortage of the two drugs for cancer patients. It can delay when patients getContinue Reading
More school vouchers. Expanded restrictions on teaching about sexual orientation and gender identity. Limits on using TikTok. Carrying guns without concealed-weapons licenses. A larger Florida State Guard. More than 200 laws passed during the 2023 legislative session, including a record $116.5 billion budget, will take effect Saturday. Gov. Ron DeSantisContinue Reading
The Jacksonville Icemen’s Community First Igloo just became the first hockey team sports venue to earn Certified Autism Center (CAC) designation, according to a release. “This designation is awarded by the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards (IBCCES) to help make venues like the Community First Igloo moreContinue Reading
News4JAX is highlighting the best murals in Jacksonville. The murals below have been submitted through SnapJAX by those living in Jacksonville and the surrounding area. The first mural featured on “Mural Monday” was the painting of Bill Murray in Murray Hill on the side of an 80-foot wall on PlymouthContinue Reading
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