LSU coach Jay Johnson remembered scanning the 64-team NCAA Tournament field when it was announced almost a month ago, and he had a premonition Florida would be the opponent if his team reached the College World Series finals. “You look at the bracket and you look on the other side,Continue Reading
The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office arrested a man last week who is accused of a 2022 murder in the Magnolia Gardens area. According to JSO, a man was found shot to death on Oct. 18, 2022, on Cleveland Road. After an investigation, Jarrett Armond Williams, 33, was identified as the suspectContinue Reading
We asked our viewers to share their memories of legendary Channel 4 meteorologist George Winterling after he passed away this week at the age of 91. The stories they wrote to us were too heartwarming to keep to ourselves. Several themes emerged among the comments — from George’s heart toContinue Reading
The layoffs will translate to fewer options for applied behavior analysis in Florida, including Jacksonville.Continue Reading
Work is underway to fund Florida’s EV truck infrastructure and otherwise get traffic off roads and into non-motorized transportation.Continue Reading
Joe Hindsley left a mark through renovations of the hotel and landing a contract resulting in an economic impact of $26 million.Continue Reading
The store had been closed since November 2022 for renovations.Continue Reading
Scattered showers with storms will continue to spread across our area through tonight. Scattered showers with storms will develop across SE GA with isolated coverage across NE FL. Flood Watches continue for Columbia, Alachua and Putnam counties through tonight at 8 p.m. Rounds of showers with storms could bring anContinue Reading
The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office has booked Spencer Pearson, 18, into the jail after he spent nearly three weeks in the hospital. Pearson is charged with attacking his ex-girlfriend, her mother, and a man who stepped in to try and stop the attack. Pearson also stabbed himself at Mr.Continue Reading
Jacksonville native Alex Fudge didn’t hear his name called Thursday night during two rounds of the NBA Draft, but he will still get the chance to make an NBA roster, and possibly play alongside LeBron James. Fudge, a star at Riverside High School (formerly Lee High), played with the FloridaContinue Reading
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