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Jacksonville Man Facing 15 Years After Guilty Plea for Possessing Machinegun as Convicted Felon
A Jacksonville man with a history of felony convictions is facing up to 15 years in federal prison after pleading guilty to charges of firearm possession. Markee Washington, 33, entered his plea for possessing a machinegun as a convicted felon, according to a release by the United States Attorney Roger B. Handberg.
Varsity 4 Super 10: Let’s get this season started as Mandarin opens at the top
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The high school football regular season in Florida starts up on Friday and our News4JAX Varsity 4 Super 10 is here. It will be published on Tuesday through the end of the regular season. Think we’ve got a team ranked too high or a program not ranked at all? Send us a message on Instagram (@Sports4Jax) or sports@wjxt.com.
Father of Jacksonville killer described as ‘monster’ as defense continues to call witnesses during resentencing trial
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Chip Carter’s father was described as a “monster” by his former step-daughters in Duval County court this morning. “He was very abusive to my mother,” Jill Larkin said about P.W. Carter. Larkin’s mother married P.W. Carter after he divorced Chip Carter’s mother.
Jacksonville shipyard near the Intracoastal Waterway to be transformed into a major mixed-use development
The developing company Jacksonville Intracoastal LLC is planning to turn the site into 560 multifamily residential units, along with office, hotel, retail, and restaurant uses.
Calls for GA State Election Board to pause future rule changes ahead of 2024 presidential election
The Georgia Association of Voter Registration and Election Officials (GAVREO) is asking the State Election Board "to halt implementation of additional SEB election rules" that would go into effect as Election Day approaches.
Legislators hear pros, cons of semesters vs. quarters in university system
Georgia lawmakers heard arguments for and against the University System of Georgia's current semester system compared to the quarter system the state's public colleges and universities used until 1999, with the semester system providing more opportunities for students to take courses and enter the workforce. The post Legislators hear pros, cons of semesters vs. quarters in university system appeared first on Rough Draft Atlanta.
AT&T workers across Georgia strike over contract negotiations
ATLANTA - More than 17,000 AT&T workers in Georgia and across the Southeast are on strike after accusing the company of unfair labor practices during contract negotiations this summer. The Communications Workers of America — the union representing the striking employees — said workers walked off the job Friday in...
Georgia man charged with stealing air conditioner from church
WALKER COUNTY, Ga. — A 45-year-old man faces charges in both Georgia and Tennessee after authorities say he stole an air conditioning unit from a church along with a truck. Deputies in Walker County stopped William Michael Crawley on Sunday after he was spotted driving a truck stolen out of Hamilton County, according to Walker County Sheriff Steve Wilson.
State-of-the-art simulation lab now open to nursing students at South Georgia State College
Memorial Satilla Health and South Georgia State College have announced the grand opening of a new state-of-the-art Simulation Lab dedicated to advancing the training and education of nursing students.
JR Trippe Cross Country brings home 2 Champions
The Chiefs Cross Country teams traveled to Jeff Davis for their season opener and crowned 2 individual champions. 6th grade Ginny Meredith debuted her first meet as a Chief and it was a big one. Ginny placed first in her 2 mile race with a time of 12:36 and a significant personal best. 8th grader Wyatt Vassey also dominated the competition by running an all time personal best in his 2 mile race with at time of 11:58. Ella Allen placed 8th for the Ladies' team running a time of 14.34.
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