Jacksonville University music students to play final concerts
Jacksonville University music students will bid their final farewell in a series of concerts.
Latest Headlines by Deja Mayfield
Jacksonville teen caring for feral cats suspects they’ve been hit with BB gun pellets
A Jacksonville teenager said she believes the neighborhood cats she has been caring for are being targeted with BB gun pellets.
‘Unaware of the danger’: Homeowners buy gas detectors after home explosion in Clay County
Clay County Sheriff’s Office investigators say a natural gas leak ignited when a dryer was turned on, causing a home in the Wilford Preserve neighborhood to explode.
Neighbors, officials encourage gun security after toddler accidentally shoots himself, dies
If you or someone you know keeps a firearm in the home, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office says you can get a free gun lock at any of their six substations, no questions asked.
Duval teacher concerned she has measles, turned away from being tested: What you should know
“I just can’t believe that this community is not better set up for somebody who needs to get tested for measles." - Duval County teacher
‘Every university’s making hard choices’: JU sunsetting programs, reducing expenses
Jacksonville University leaders say their new “Future Focused” strategic plan will eliminate and consolidate some degree programs.
‘Didn’t have enough evidence’: Magic Beach Motel to stay open despite demolition plans
Some Vilano Beach residents are breathing a sigh of relief since the St. Johns County Cultural Resources Review Board is putting a pause on the fate of the Magic Beach Motel.
‘Decimate our high schools’: Parents concerned over Florida House Bill 5101
Florida House Bill 5101 and Senate Bill 2510 have educators and parents on edge.
E-bikes could make a comeback to Neptune Beach
City leaders in Neptune Beach could undo a ban that prohibits e-bikes on the beach.
‘Powerful evidence’: St. Johns County using new technology to help solve gun crimes
With the BrassTrax cartridge case imaging system, investigators are now tracing shell casings and guns to criminal offenders in just hours.
