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Doug Marrone led the Jaguars to the AFC Championship in 2017 but struggled in subsequent seasons, culminating in his departure after the 2020 season. Safety Andrew Wingard recently revealed his negative experience playing under Marrone, highlighting a lack of recognition and a poor team culture. Andrew Wingard had 30 total...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Early voting for the Duval County School Board elections is a little over a week away and the Jacksonville Public Education Fund is ensuring that community members have access to candidates through a series of forums. Dr. Nadine Ebri was the only candidate in attendance for...

The owners of Mr. Potato Spread have decided not to renew their lease at the Orange Park Mall location. Lakita and Aaron Spann will close the Orange Park food court location July 26. They announced the closure July 24 on the restaurant’s Facebook page. The Orange Park restaurant has...

Already, more than 9,000 donors have helped raise more than $55 million toward the goal of growing programs, expanding learning opportunities, recruiting the brightest minds, and evolving the College to the next level. The campaign’s four priorities are focused on students, faculty, programs and campus facilities so students and faculty have the latest technology and resources. The fundraising campaign was publicly launched in October of 2023.

A restaurant is closed after part of tree fell overnight, crashing through the roof and breaking into the dining room.

• The Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”) was signed into law by President George H.W. Bush on July 26, 1990. Can you imagine not having your basic human rights legally established until the 1900s?!. • The purpose of the law is to ensure that people with disabilities have...

Each week on The Jacksonville Buzz our hosts, Chris Budihas and Cole Faust, sit down with some of the brightest and most entertaining guests you can find on the First Coast to discuss what’s buzzing in the Bold City. Chris and Cole talk with Paesol Veerakitti of VEERA Medical.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The area is well represented in minor league baseball. Each week on Friday, News4JAX will chart how local players are doing in affiliate minor league baseball. What about local Major League Baseball players? That can be found here. Local players in minor league baseball. Pos., Player,...

JACKSONVILLE – Press Taylor likes the overall early feel. We're three days into Jaguars 2024 Training Camp, which means being in the acclimation and ramp-up period – which means focusing on the big picture. And the Jaguars' offensive coordinator sees positives in that picture. "Overall as a unit,...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – There was one thing that Ryan Nielsen left at home as the Jaguars new defensive coordinator — a depth chart. He doesn’t need one right now. Nielsen came to Jacksonville with an open mind and an open competition. He’s looking for the best players at every position. And if the competition at camp pushes an incumbent to a backup role, then that’s fine, too. Players like Josh Hines-Allen and Travon Walker and Tyson Campbell are locked in as starters, but Nielsen wants the best cluster of players on the field at the same time.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The area is well represented in Major League Baseball. Each week on Thursdays, News4JAX will chart how local players are doing in MLB. Stats are through July 25 games. Local MLB player update. Pos. Player, Local tie, MLB team, Notable. IF Javier Baez, Arlington CD, Tigers,...

The First Alert Weather Team says it’s rained as much as two inches in some Jacksonville-area neighborhoods on Thursday.

An award-winning Jacksonville artisan bake shop known for its inspired, freshly made-from-scratch pies, homemade pop-tarts and hand pies is shutting its doors a year after relocating to Five Points. Chef Natasha Burton, founder and CEO of Mixed Fillings Pie Shop, 1049 Park St., announced the planned closure of the popular specialty bakery...

The Jacksonville Branch ACT-SO Olympians went to Las Vegas, Nevada and competed among 1200 high school students in 32 categories from across the country. The home team brought home five medals in all categories. The medalists included: Alexa Akpabie (Dance: Traditional) – Silver; Ayviana Singh (Dramatic Arts: Acting)- Gold; Brea Carbert (Dance: Ballet)- Silver; Jahneen Alexander (Music Instrumental: Classical) – Gold; Kobi Dawes (Sculpture) – Bronze; Branch Life Member Charles Spencer won the Benjamin Hooks Keeper of the Flame Award; awarded for his outstanding participation in the labor movement. The Afro-Academic, Cultural, Technological and Scientific Olympics ACT-SO program was founded in 1978 by author and journalist Vernon Jarrett. The program is intended to provide recognition to young people who could demonstrate academic, scientific, and artistic achievement, allowing young people to gain recognition equal often achieved by entertainers and athletes.

Duval school bus policy changes will affect less than 1% of Jacksonville’s public school students — but they will feel the change in a big way. When school starts next month, certain middle- and high-school students will no longer qualify for bus transportation because of a cost-cutting decision the School Board made in May. Previously, the district bused all students who lived outside a mile-and-a-half radius of their assigned school. In August, that will still be true for elementary students, but the determining distance for sixth through 12th graders will increase to 2 miles.

TRENTON, Fla. (WCJB) - The state filed a list of exhibits it could use against the man who was arrested for the death of a Jacksonville man over Memorial Day weekend. : Witness recounts deadly shooting at Ginnie Springs: ‘It was chaos’. Fisher Watts, 18, was in the Gilchrist...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Josh Hines-Allen has plans for a new tattoo. He’s not sure where it’s going to go, but he knows what it’s going to say: “Hines.”. Hines-Allen, who already has “Allen” scripted across his right elbow, legally changed his last name this year to pay homage to the maternal side of his family. It matches the hyphenated last names of four older sisters, Myisha, LaTorri, Kyra and Ranese.