‘It comes as quite a shock:’ Doctor warns not smoking doesn’t make you immune to lung cancer
Pope Leo XIV underwent surgery on Wednesday after being diagnosed with lung cancer over the weekend.
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Pope Leo XIV underwent surgery on Wednesday after being diagnosed with lung cancer over the weekend.
A 32-year-old woman is dead after she was shot and killed by police just after 10:30 a.m. Sunday off Dunn Avenue and Mar Vic Lane in North Jacksonville. It happened after police received three calls in two days from people saying she was wandering around the neighborhood, pointing her gun at multiple people.
Several areas of St. Augustine saw flooding on Saturday as Hurricane Isaias’ outer bands stretched inland. Action News Jax observed some of the worst flooding in St. Augustine’s Historic District, though videos shared online showed water covering roadways in multiple neighborhoods.
The Jacksonville Beach Fire Marshal says the mixed-use building that caught on fire on Sunday did not have working smoke alarms. Now, Charles Mcninch, who lost his home, business, two cats and a bird in the fire, is looking to see if he has a legal case.
The Ada County Sheriff’s Office cold case detective responsible for linking a Jacksonville man to the 1982 Tylenol poisonings says tampering was also taking place here in Florida.
Action News Jax’s First Alert Weather Team says that Jacksonville Beach received between six and eight inches of rain Tuesday, but much of the flooding that developed during the storm had cleared within 24 hours.
At least six people have been displaced after a fire tore through a mixed-use building on 3rd Street South in Jacksonville Beach on Sunday afternoon. The fire happened around 3:30 p.m. and involved a building that housed tenants from three apartments with a tattoo shop on the second floor and a smoke shop on the first.
Campaigns against Amendment 3 are challenging the idea that reducing property taxes would make homeownership more attainable, saying that if the amendment passes, Florida home values could shoot up.
The Baker County woman found guilty of a baby’s death after leaving her in a 133-degree car in 2023 will now get a new trial.
The family of Melissa Ellison, a Jacksonville woman killed in her Westside home in 1987 during an apparent home robbery, says they’re trying to move forward now that there is finally closure in a murder that remained a cold case for decades.