According to the statute, which was reintroduced through the “pop-up party” bill, police can ticket drivers playing their music too loudly if the sound coming from a motor vehicle and plainly audible from 25 feet or more, or louder than necessary for convenient hearing in areas with churches, schools, or hospitals.
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The search is on for the person who shot and killed a young man and woman Monday night in a parking lot along Bowden Road.
In our continuing investigation into a local dive school, Action News Jax uncovered complaints made to the Department of Veterans Affairs dating back to 2019 about CDA Technical Institute.
In the TikTok, she calls out the military and the 4th Judicial Circuit Court for failing her when she reported being raped by a fellow airman.
New reports reveal the ex-wife of a slain local father of four has retained counsel as the unsolved case reaches four months without an arrest.
A doorbell camera captured what appears to be an attempted carjacking in Springfield Sunday night.
Hundreds across Jacksonville attend Acosta Bridge walk to celebrate Pride Month, honor Pulse Victims
On the sixth anniversary of the Pulse Nightclub shooting in Orlando, hundreds of people from across Jacksonville came together to cross the Acosta Bridge in celebration of Pride Month.
Several San Marco neighbors may have found a plastic baggy filled with rocks on their driveway this evening. In that bag was a flier containing several hateful messages that say, quote, “nothing to be proud of.” printed on each one.
Protesters rally against standing Confederate monuments during Jacksonville bicentennial celebration
Take em' Down Jax protested against a column of that statue still stands in the park, along with the “Women of the Southern Confederacy” monument in Springfield Park, where it has stood since 1915, calling for an end to white supremacy and begging city leaders to finally take them down
According to former and current CDA Technical Institute students and instructors, divers are quitting the school and leaving campus in waves.