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Junior angler reels in 53-pound kingfish, wins Greater Jacksonville Kingfish Junior Angler Tournament
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Kids took center stage at Sister’s Creek Marina Wednesday during the Greater Jacksonville Kingfish Junior Angler Tournament. Over 200 boats were competing and hoping to reel in the largest kingfish of the day. Parker Hensch was on the second boat that docked Wednesday. His fish...
Jaguars' Arik Armstead: Goes on PUP list
The Jaguars placed Armstead (knee) on the active/PUP list Saturday. Armstead is continuing to recover from offseason knee surgery to repair a torn meniscus in his right knee. He was initially expected to be ready for the start of training camp but isn't yet up to full speed. However, Armstead can be activated at any point during camp and is eligible to play in the preseason.
Sud Stop Car Wash developing previously identified Big Dan’s sites in Jacksonville
While building plans and permits clearly identify the projects as Big Dan’s Car Wash, the Jacksonville sites will be developed as Sud Stop. A spokesperson for the Real Capital Partners investment holding company in Winter Garden said July 18 it ended a joint venture with Big Dan’s and is continuing three Jacksonville projects under its own brand, Sud Stop Car Wash.
Council members discuss bill to protect neighborhood-specific zoning regulations
Legislation that would create criteria and a process to establish customized zoning regulations and make it more difficult for the Jacksonville City Council to override those regulations could be forthcoming after a July 18 meeting at City Hall. Council member Matt Carlucci called the meeting to discuss a bill he...
On a Mission with Jeri K. Millard of In the Pink
Each week on On a Mission we talk to community leaders who are out to make a positive impact in the area. Today, our host Jack Sears talks with Jeri K. Millard of In the Pink. In the Pink is a local non-profit that has been caring for women with all types of cancer since 2009. Though we don’t look like a traditional health care provider, we are a Durable Medical Facility that strictly provides products that cancer patients may need, such as mastectomy prosthesis/bras, post-surgical garments, wigs, radiation cream, and compression garments. We are in-network with most major insurance companies and file the claims for our patients. For those with no insurance or that qualify for Medicaid, many items are provided for free.
First Coast News unveils modern, innovative new studio design
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — It’s been three decades in the making for First Coast News On Your Side. The legacy NBC and ABC duopoly in Jacksonville launched its modern and innovative set designed by Florida-based Z Space Creative during the Thursday evening newscast. Key to the 1,250 square foot...
Feeding Northeast Florida opens expanded space
The largest food bank serving Northeast Florida has a newly renovated home amid a time of high demand for food assistance in the area. Feeding Northeast Florida held a celebration Thursday for the new $23 million, 110-square-foot facility on Old Kings Road in the Bilitome community on Jacksonville’s Northwest side.
Former Jaguars LB Shaquille Quarterman Works Out For Chicago Bears
The former Jaguars inside linebacker could land in the NFC for 2024. Former Jacksonville Jaguars linebacker Shaquille Quarterman could potentially land with an NFC team on the Jaguars' schedule. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Quarterman is working out for the Chicago Bears. The Jaguars will play the Bears in Week...
Florida Man Convicted in Murder of Jacksonville Radio Host
Bursey Armstrong has been convicted of second-degree murder in the deaths of Jacksonville radio personality Tasheka Young and her unborn child. The Florida State Attorney’s office says they seek two life sentences for Armstrong. In July 2022, Young, known as “Tysheeks” to listeners at Cox Media Group’s Power 106.1...
The Jacksonville Buzz with Adam Barringer, Emily Dunbar, and Joe Bates of Sonapa Grille
Each week on “The Jacksonville Buzz” our host, Adrienne Houghton, sits 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. Today, Adrienne talks with Adam Barringer, Emily Dunbar, and Joe Bates of Sonapa Grille.
Jacksonville leaders creating plan for homeless ahead of statewide ban on public sleeping
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The City of Jacksonville is coming up with a plan to address where its homeless population will go, as a new state law is set to take effect in October that bans people from sleeping outside. Hundreds of unsheltered people will be impacted by this law.
B/R gives UDFA Joshua Cephus rave review ahead of Jaguars training camp
The Jacksonville Jaguars have a promising wide receiver group in Brian Thomas Jr., Gabe Davis, Devin Duvernay, and Christian Kirk. On the other hand, the depth behind them could use some work. Sophomore Parker Washington has turned heads in the offseason, but the Jags could most definitely use another option in case the injury bug strikes in 2024. Derrik Klassen of Bleacher Report believes undrafted rookie free agent Joshua Cephus is up to the challenge.
'It definitely ramps up:' Local Fire Rescue departments see an increase in heat-related illness call
With summer in full swing, our First Alert Weather team has seen some above-average temperatures making the hot days feel hotter. This summer has been two degrees above average for June and July, so far.
Analyst says Jaguars biggest offseason question lingers entering training camp
The Jacksonville Jaguars addressed most needs across the roster in the offseason. They bolstered both sides on the ball and are seemingly in good shape to compete for the AFC South in 2024. However, Bryan DeArdo of CBS Sports believes the Jags still need to take care of an offseason question.
Man dies in Northside shooting
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A man was shot and killed on Monday in a neighborhood on the Northside, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office. JSO said it responded to the Cambridge Estates, across the street from FSCJ North Campus, around 4 p.m. and found the man who had been shot. He was taken to a hospital where he later died.
5 Georgia small towns make Most Charming Towns in America to Move To
ATLANTA - Five small towns in Georgia have made the list of the Most Charming Towns in America to Move To. According to the latest Census Bureau data, Americans continue to leave big cities in droves. This trend has been attributed to the allure of small-town life, which offers a lower cost of living, better quality of life, a sense of community, access to nature, lower crime rates, and a higher sense of safety.
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