Jacksonville’s Morning News in Brantley County for Wildfire Relief Day
WOKV and our news partner Action News Jax are broadcasting from Brantley County, Georgia to raise money to help those affected by the Highway 82 fire.
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WOKV and our news partner Action News Jax are broadcasting from Brantley County, Georgia to raise money to help those affected by the Highway 82 fire.
A Jacksonville family is looking to bridge the gap in awareness and the stigma of substance abuse with an upcoming golf event.
The Florida Forum Speaker Series lineup features Caitlin Clark, Vladimir Kara-Murza, and José Andrés.
Florida lawmakers gave final approval to a leaner state budget totaling $115.1 billion. The new budget lacks some of the top priorities of legislative leaders and Governor Ron DeSantis, coming in $500 million less than the governor’s proposed budget, and $3.5 billion less than last year’s adjusted total.
The summer solstice marks the start of summer on Friday. Northeast Florida has a series of markets, festivals and music for just about any taste, including Sunday's Ringo Starr concert at The Amp!
Welcome to the Monday edition of Jacksonville’s Morning News for June 9, 2025. A construction traffic shift on County Road 210 has been delayed, while small business owners in the Deerwood Plaza area can’t wait for construction of a new Publix to end.
Northeast Florida’s dance season culminates with a week full of performances at multiple venues. Comedian Nikki Glaser returns to town with a Saturday show at The Amp.
The world’s most powerful man and its wealthiest began attacking each other in a spectacle from inside the White House to social media. The feud began with Musk’s criticism of Trump’s legislative agenda, which would increase the deficit while eliminating tax incentives that have helped his electric automaker Tesla.
The Wednesday edition of Jacksonville’s Morning News for June 4, 2025 is tracking scattered, heavy downpours.
Top stories on the Tuesday edition of Jacksonville's Morning News for June 3, 2025: UNF Public Opinion Research Lab survey found 25% said housing costs are most important problem facing Jacksonville, followed by 12% who cited crime.