Drunk Clay deputy caused on-duty crash; now Sheriff Michelle Cook is being sued
A Clay County woman is suing Sheriff Michelle Cook after a former Clay County Sheriff’s Office deputy crashed his assigned vehicle while driving drunk.
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A Clay County woman is suing Sheriff Michelle Cook after a former Clay County Sheriff’s Office deputy crashed his assigned vehicle while driving drunk.
For some Jacksonville residents, the cost of healthcare has become impossible to ignore.
As a Jacksonville family prepares to lay a 4-year-old girl to rest, neighbors on the city’s Northside are coming together to show support after a shooting that also left the child’s 27-year-old mother and 2-year-old sister fighting for their lives.
A new site map is offering a clearer look at Sporting Jax’s proposed 15,000-seat soccer stadium and surrounding development, as questions remain about the project’s future and growing concerns from nearby residents.
"We’ll be choosing between kids programs and giving money to Publix," said Councilman Rory Diamond.
Hours of testimony from JEA’s top leader turned tense as the utility’s special investigatory committee pressed for answers on allegations of a toxic workplace and millions of dollars in uncollected fees.
A Northside Jacksonville food truck owner is stepping up in a big way this summer, making sure children in the community do not go hungry while school is out.
Parents and some Duval County School Board members are questioning the future of Ortega Elementary School after learning the historic campus could soon be declared surplus property.
Parents of students at Ortega Elementary School are raising concerns after learning the Duval County School Board could vote next month to declare the school as surplus property
Four people, including a teenager, were shot after a large weekend gathering in Jacksonville’s Sherwood Forest neighborhood, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.