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A local dance teacher, Allion Reeder, turned her lengthy health journey into art. Reeder was diagnosed with, Cavernous Angioma, which is a brain malformation, 10 years ago. She was 18 years old. The condition keeps her from doing the activity she loves most, dancing. Because of the condition, Reeder wasContinue Reading

More than 2.1 million Floridians are expected to take a road trip for Memorial Day, according to AAA. Unfortunately, it also means thousands of them will experience car trouble, AAA said. AAA expects to rescue more than 483,000 stranded motorists, nationwide, during the holiday weekend. The three most common reasonsContinue Reading

The energy technology company will begin closing its local plant in January.Continue Reading

New York-based TIAA, a Fortune 100 financial-services company, plans to move its trust business HQ out of Jacksonville.Continue Reading

The Jacksonville City Council will consider a plan on Tuesday night to buy the land where a controversial liquor store is expected to open in Brentwood. Neighbors said they don’t want any more liquor stores in their neighborhood, and they’re concerned about how close it is to KIPP Voice Academy.Continue Reading

An armed convicted felon, who is accused of stealing a truck, is facing 10 criminal charges following a dangerous vehicle chase that stretched across two Florida counties, according to an arrest report obtained by News4JAX. Austin Cox, 25, of Orange Park, was taken into custody in Putnam County late SundayContinue Reading

The Denver Nuggets played with disruption on their minds in Game 4 of the Western Conference finals. Everybody on that tight-knit bench Monday night seemed to know their team had never reached the NBA Finals, had never swept a playoff opponent and had never beaten the Los Angeles Lakers inContinue Reading

Heavy rainfall will continue to be a concern for flooding issues and some local rivers through the end of the week. We have been locked in a soggy pattern since Sunday and during the past 48 hours a few areas have received up to 4-5 inches of rain in NassauContinue Reading

Tuesday marks one year since star football player Rashaud Fields was shot and killed just a few hours after he received his diploma from Raines High School. His killer has not been arrested or even identified. But his family is not giving up hope that they will get justice forContinue Reading