A local attorney is aiming at city leaders and warning of a possible lawsuit now more than three months since a racially motivated mass shooting in Jacksonville.
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A Jacksonville family’s vacation to Chattanooga became a tragedy.
A local primary care practice’s mission is to make health care easier. But it’s instead become difficult for Village Medical Patients now left with just a month to find a doctor.
Two ballistic missiles were fired from Yemen toward a Mayport-based warship Monday morning. The USS Mason had just responded to a cargo ship under attack in the Gulf of Aden.
Postal service delivery is a service many neighbors take for granted. But hundreds of residents in a Southside community said USPS isn’t delivering and it’s been a problem for weeks.
The family said Buba Kolly was 18 years old and loved football, basketball, and working on cars including a Volkswagen he recently purchased.
The nation’s power grid is under attack as hackers are inventing new ways to take over systems and create chaos every day.
Staffing concerns, an over-capacity shelter, and questions about animal control officer response times are all issues Animal Care & Protective Services has dealt with in the past.
Tracking devices help ensure you don’t lose your belongings. But in the wrong hands, it can also track a person without them even knowing.
A Jacksonville city ordinance is meant to keep liquor sales away from schools and churches. But council will consider waiving the ordinance for a San Marco business Tuesday.