Action News Jax is getting answers from the Duval County School District about how it’s holding its biggest bus company accountable for safely transporting your children to class.
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A trio of homeowners in a private, gated neighborhood want to pay to move a public boardwalk.
There’s still a long winter ahead, but not everyone enjoys a little nip in the air or the water. The Georgia Sea Turtle Center helps heal turtles that took a cold plunge and now need a little TLC.
Action News Jax has found more attorneys general are taking action against a Florida real estate company after an Action News Jax investigation.
Action News Jax is learning new details about the access political power player Kent Stermon had to the Sheriff’s Office.
Action News Jax is working to get answers about the access one political power player had to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
Action News Jax has learned Duval County Public Schools is taking an emergency measure to help get kids to school on time. In our sit down interview with the district, the Assistant Superintendent of Operations, Paul Soares, told Investigator Emily Turner this move will fill the gap left by bus companies that can’t do their job as contracted.
They are some of the most vulnerable students in our schools and on Monday, one parent told Action News Jax that her child is suffering because of a school bus company’s failure to do its job.
An Action News Jax investigation found the Florida real estate company, MV Realty, is giving quick cash to homeowners and locking them in to a 40-year commitment.
Three school bus whistleblowers question the safety of the company, saying they’re putting kids in danger. The three employees work for Student Transportation of America (STA), the company responsible for getting about 95,000 Duval County students to and from school safely.