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Close friends of Dylonn Bealle – Veneziale remembered his life Monday night after he was found dead from a gunshot wound last week. The 23-year-old was fatally killed in the Arlington neighborhood near Alderman Road and Eddy Road. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is investigating what led to the shooting. Dylonn’sContinue Reading

The good news just keeps rolling in for the Florida Gators from the recruiting trail as elite linebacker/edge Jamonta Waller pledges to Florida. Subscribe to our Gators Football newsletter “Chomp”. Subscribe here. David Waters breaks down Waller’s commitment and just how good Florida’s 2024 class is trending. Want more GatorsContinue Reading

The Florida Sports Hall of Fame announced its newest class on Monday, with a large Jacksonville presence. LeRoy Butler, Greg Coleman and Tom Coughlin were all announced as inductees for the Class of 2023 event, part of an eight-person group that will be enshrined at the Florida Theatre on Nov.Continue Reading

Diego Cocca was fired as coach of Mexico’s national team on Monday, four days after a 3-0 loss to the United States in a CONCACAF Nations League semifinal. The federation said Jaime Lozano will take over the national team. Lozano coached under-23 team to a bronze medal at the 2021Continue Reading

As a continued push to win over public support for the estimated $2 billion dollar investment needed to build the ‘stadium of the future,’ Jaguars President Mark Lamping said the team is making progress as it hosts various meetings to hear from fans. The conversations heated up Monday at theContinue Reading

Two drugs for cancer patients are in short supply and that shortage could delay when patients can get life saving treatments. The drugs, cisplatin and carboplatin, used to be as widely available as aspirin but now 70% to 90% of doctors in the country that treat cancer have reported difficultyContinue Reading

Tropical Storm Bret formed Monday evening in the open Atlantic. As of 5 p.m., it was located 1295 miles east of the southern Windward Islands. Bret is moving to the west at 21 mph. Winds are near 40 mph with higher gusts. This system was Tropical Depression Three, and wasContinue Reading

A Juneteenth celebration and festival was held Monday in St. Augustine’s historic Lincolnville neighborhood to celebrate freedom, community and youth. The event was held in the Lincolnville Museum and Cultural Center located in a neighborhood rich with African American history. There were vendors, dancing, music, and more that brought theContinue Reading

The Nassau CSO Marine Unit had a busy weekend on the water with two boating incidents on Sunday night. Crews safely rescued a couple and their dog from a sinking boat that hit the jetties around 9 p.m. Deputies escorted the boat to the beach to prevent it from driftingContinue Reading