DCPS Superintendent Dr. Bernier weighs in on students’ return to school
As Duval County students prepare to return to class, district leaders say they are building on the momentum of a historic achievement: the district’s first-ever “A” rating.
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As Duval County students prepare to return to class, district leaders say they are building on the momentum of a historic achievement: the district’s first-ever “A” rating.
The mayor set aside the funds in her latest budget proposal to built a permanent shade structure at the Veterans Memorial Wall, but City Council Vice President Nick Howland believes that the cost is just too much for a memorial he wants to see relocated anyway.
More details in the arrest report show Instagram data retrieved from Tellis’s cell phone, indicating five more possible victims ranging in age from 10 to 17.
Failing to complete maintenance on certain A/C unit parts can lead to breaks during high-strain heat events and leave you stuck on a waitlist for hours.
One Dream Finders Homes homeowner is taking Action News Jax through her home, showing examples of what she calls poor craftsmanship, work left undone, and repairs that could cost thousands of dollars.
A May 2022 lawsuit by the Federal Trade Commission accused a Jacksonville man, Michael Rando, of harming people through a credit repair business. Now, a woman claiming to be a client of a new business venture marketed by Rando claims she hasn’t received those promised services either.
Jacksonville is planning to celebrate its musical legacy with a new park dedicated to artists who have ties to the city. That list is extensive, with groups like Lynyrd Skynyrd, Yellowcard, Limp Bizkit and the Allman Brothers Band.
A witness told Action News Jax they watched the victim and the suspect have a brief exchange in the middle of the intersection before the car sped up and hit the woman, killing her.
A social media video shows an apparent road rage incident outside a Jacksonville Publix. A woman is seen screaming at another man, reportedly throws glass, and comes very close to hitting people with the car.
Similar trading card stores have been targeted across North and Central Florida. The owner of Rally Point Cards in Mandarin doesn’t think it’s a coincidence.