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• Rants & Raves: Passing it on
• Law & Disorder: 1 woman died, 1 injured in accident on Roosevelt Boulevard
• Brunswick honors lost officers with wreath-laying
• Southeast Georgia sheriff's races promise tough campaigns
• Candle starts fire in Southside home with no electricity
• Read It Forward Jax! Receives First-Place Sunshine Medallion Award
• DCPS’ Students Receive Top Honors at International Science and Engineering Fair
• Florida Ethics Commission might settle with Sen. Gary Siplin
• Jacksonville Journal: Office closings for Memorial Day
• Young mother with breast cancer trying to build memories with her daughter
• Tropical storm warnings issued for Northeast Florida, Southeastern U.S. coast
• Don't feed the meandering bears and they'll go away, experts say
• Man shot early Friday outside Jacksonville gas station
• Good News: 2 teenage gymnasts compete at Junior Olympics
• Jaguars' unexpected action leads to showdown with city over contract
• Southeast Georgia legislative races: 4 step into gap for Senate District 7
• Even at 100, longtime pastor's wife staying a step ahead
• Pod Rods - car shows galore this weekend, an very fast Renault, and how not to do a Lexus drop-top
• Perfect storm, in a good way, for Jacksonville hotels
• Jacksonville Symphony Chorus has new director
• State sign-off could open Duval courthouse despite testing trouble
• Putnam County man who murdered step-grandmother afetr jail break found guilty
• Suspect in NY killing hospitalized as suicide risk
• Nature's Table coming to AT&T Tower in Downtown Jacksonville
• Jacksonville lawyer remembers work with parents of Etan Patz
• Reminder! Florida State College will be closed Memorial Day, Mon., May 28. Have...
• Memorial Day Calendar
• Fire burning in St. Johns; no structures in danger
• Religion calendar
• Have a safe and fun Memorial Day, Tigers! See you Tuesday!
• Investigator: No ethics violations by St. Augustine Beach police chief
• No major incidents with bird strikes at JIA
• March for Mathias team honors friend in relay fundraiser
• Graduation cords back at First Coast High
• Courthouse users worried by its delayed opening
• AT&T Tower ownership auctioning off kitchen equipment
• Ospreys, enjoy your long Memorial Day weekend and be safe!
• Free summer camps for kids of disabled military, sponsored by Golden Corral
• Cold Noses: Notorious and Bubba; adoption specials
• 15 dogs left from Jacksonville's Pet Super Adoption
• Events from Friends of Jacksonville Animals
• Timothy Fletcher found guilty of murdering his grandmother
• Man wanted for dealing in stolen property
• Peak 10 hired by Cloudstar Consulting
• St. Vincent's moves forward with $60M Clay hospital
• Art event raises money for charity/awareness for local art
• Medtronic reports fourth quarter growth
• Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena wins award
• Oh yeah, the old courthouse, forgot about that
• Lender Processing Services waiting for housing rebound
• Body Central putting sales back on track
• Jacksonville mechanical engineers earn less than the national average
• City acknowledges courthouse delays possible
• National Employment Law Project: Florida law unfair to unemployed
• Florida unemployment benefits rejections rise
• Police seeking armed robbery suspect
• The Robert W. Loftin Nature Trails in the Wildlife Sanctuary. Thanks to Nerilu C...
• WWE presents RAW World Tour coming to Jacksonville
• Kudos to sophomore Brianna Frazier of the UNF track and field team for clocking...
• 1 killed after driving into Roosevelt Boulevard traffic, witnesses and Jacksonville police say
• Florida Morning: Never joke about elephants; Siplin's campaign violations
• Roosevelt Boulevard back open after fatal crash
• 'Eye of the Hurricane,' filmed in St. Marys, blows back into town
• Environmentalists serve notice on Fla. paper mill
• Jazz Festival takes over the heart of downtown
• State fire marshal blames driver in August gas explosion at St. Augustine BP station
• PolitiJax: 6th District candidate embraces military
• Florida and Georgia expected to see rise in holiday motorists
• Law & Disorder: Woman found dead near apartments
• First Coast Soldier recovering from suicide attack
• New tests underway at courthouse
• Trust gives $2.5 million to Wolfson Children's surgery facility
• Gov. Rick Scott puts Spanish king on spot
• Florida third-graders' FCAT scores dip as expected
• Superintendent, School Board Chair, Congressman and Mayor Recognize Progress of Four Saved JROTC Programs in 2011-12
• Englewood Elementary Hosts Reading Celebration
• Environmental programs may lose millions as Florida tries to tighten budget
• Youngest contestant wins Jacksonville Jazz Piano Competition
• Join us at the next Money Club meeting! Visit event page for details.
• Jehovah's Witnesses walk the walk, inviting guests to 3-day convention in Jacksonville
• Jacksonville Journal: Office closings for Memorial Day
• Coast Lines: St. Marys presents Arts & Music Stroll
• 2012 Jacksonville Jazz Fest schedule
• New tests tonight could help Duval courthouse open soon
• Identity thief who had access to military and shipping areas in Jacksonville found guilty in federal court
• Fugitive Jacksonville Beach attorney found in Washington state
• Craig Miller endorsed by record-breaking former Air Force skydiver
• JU awarded $1.9 million federal grant
• Lawsuits headed to city in pair of Jacksonville police shootings
• CSX CEO prefers West Coast port growth
• Fred Costello's military twofer
• First Coast Happenings
• Stipend, on-the-job experience among benefits of summer work program for youth
• Man bitten by shark identified
• First Coast Signs wins Small Business Super Makeover Contest
• University of Phoenix Military is looking for the best photos of places our mili...
• Mayor Alvin Brown responds to problems at new courthouse
• Tasers may cause cardiac arrest -- users not detered
• Tasers may cause cardiac arrest -- users not deterred
• News from First Coast Technical College: Leadership changes, new Foundation
• Gov. Nathan Deal will lead trade mission to Turkey
• Four honored as top business leaders on the First Coast as part of UNF presenation
• Driver of fuel truck at fault in gas station explosion
• Judge gives Savannah lawyer 9 months and a dressing down in counterfeiting case
• UNF recognizes four business leaders
• Colorado congressman apologizes to Obama for comments about the president
• Unidentified man found guilty of identity theft and fraud
• Street closures and routes for downtown weekend events
• W&O partners with Suisca SL
• CSX hosts a climate fellow for third year
• Arrest made in Interlachen shooting
• Fernandina Beach combed for ordnances; nothing found
• Jacksonville lawyers salary far below national average
• Memorial Day ceremonies and weekend events
• Guns N' Hoses raises $50,000 for PAL
• Fidelity National Financial Inc. grows profits despite revenue drop
• Read It Forward Jax selected as first-place winner
• Jaguars' Mularkey, Robinson buy homes in Northeast Florida
• 5 reasons businesses fail with social media
• Southwest to begin international flights
• EverBank earnings rise in Q1
• FCAT reading, math scores coming
• Connie Mack opens big lead in U.S. Senate race
• Congrats to Dr. Reinhold Lamb, UNF finance professor, for being awarded the Dist...
• Gateway owner will stay busy after foreclosure
• Florida Morning: 'Pass through' program not news to Senate's top 2; dueling Senate polls
• Training gets underway at new UNF ropes course
• Recent rain can't satisfy all of Okefenokee
• Rants & Raves: Gay rights bill
• Jacksonville Journal: Click it or Ticket campaign under way
• PolitiJax: Former U.N. ambassador backs DeSantis' run for Congress
• Woman found dead at North Jacksonville apartment complex
• Power restored to Arlington homes after early morning crash
• Private Jacksonville school opens its own organic fish and produce farm
• Jacksonville Firefighters cooking to help veterans
• Woman found dead outside apartment building
• Terry Dickson: Sightings of an ace and helping Katie
• FAMU program to funnel funds not a secret to Senate president, budget chief
• Georgia's own Phillip Phillips wins 11th season of American Idol
• Get fit! Did you know we have fitness centers at Downtown, Kent and South Campus...
• Sizzle tomorrow at Downtown Campus!
• Law & Disorder: Police see similarities in pair of Southside Jacksonville bank heists
• A peek at the parks: Palmetto Leaves Regional Park
• Callahan man charged in death of baby son who drowned in tub
• Harassment complaints were backlash, Putnam sheriff candidate says
• Harassment complaints in 2 states were backlash, says Putnam sheriff candidate
• St. Johns County overtakes Duval in new home starts
• Head-on wreck between dump truck, car critically injures 1 in St. Johns County
• Time for some jazz -- here's where to go
• Hastings man sentenced to life in prison for teenage rape
• Suspects plead innocent in Clay deputy death
• 'Fill the Boot' returns to major Clay County intersections, raising money for MDA
• New Duval courthouse might not open on time because it can't pass safety tests
• Mayor Alvin Brown brings in communications manager from Washington
• Mayor Alvin Brown brings in communications manager from Washington
• Kingsland pair arrested in carjacking of taxi
• Clay County Literacy Coalition 'visionary' receives state award
• Pair of Jacksonville bank robberies may be related
• Manatee speed zone enforcement begins this weekend
• Private meeting held Wednesday about courthouse fire system issues
• Changes for the Blue Crab Festival
• Jacksonville travel agent can get you a trip to space
• USA-Scotland match to break all-time attendance record
• USF searches for unmarked graves at Dozier School for Boys
• Boaters urged to be safe during big boating weekend
• Sakana tasting offers a peak at restaurant opening in June
• Delta to lease 717s Southwest acquired in AirTran merger
• Facebook, underwriters sued for alleged unfair IPO disclosures
• Man bitten by shark, not severely injured
• Don Shea, civic council clarify relationship with mayor's office
• Free Swim Lessons to Qualifying Families Start in June
• Good luck to sophomores Brianna Frazier and David Shepherd as well as senior Chr...
• Top job losses since the recession began slideshow
• FWC: Leave bears looking for new habitats alone
• Bose, Carter's to open at St. Johns Town Center
• Apply for scholarships! The 2012-2013 online scholarship application is availabl...
• Hey Ospreys! We're looking for a photo to feature this Friday for the Osprey Sna...
• JU receives federal grant to extend Upward Bound program
• RailAmerica discussing possible sale
• Balance sought in pursuit of deeper water for Jacksonville port
• Jacksonville City Council dominated by anti-discrimination discussion
• Parental Guidance: New temptations for teens, pre-teens
• Police arrest man for defacing political signs
• Jacksonville doctors earn less than national average
• UNF students Ivo Njabe, Jourdan Phillips, Eva Marie Blake, Brandon Little and Ca...
• City Council hears public comment on human rights bill, selects new president
• Chipotle under investigation for hiring practices
• QPOLL: It's Romney out front in FLA
• Charges of theft from Metro nightclub dropped against former night manager
• 2 railroad crossings to be closed Wednesday, Thursday
• Florida Morning: LeMieux's sharp-elbows; foreclosure money being used for budget
• 4 witnesses change stories, according to evidence released in George Zimmerman case
• Some Starbucks locations closed for maintenance Wednesday
• Warning: Keep your kids safe this summer
• Jacksonville Journal: Work in a restaurant? Tell us your pet peeves
• PolitiJax: Councilman says spots in Riverside, Avondale growing too fast
• Show - Hot Mikado
• SWAT called after man shoots at neighbor in Northwest Jacksonville
• Mile Point project officially underway today with signed agreement
• Impacting your community: Norovirus, Stand Your Ground, Dredging
• Help drive a cancer patient to treatment!
• Son won't let go after Navy father's surprise homecoming in Jacksonville
• Jacksonville council hears from public on gay rights bill
• What's Summer Sizzle? You can find out Thurs., May 24, from 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m....
• Panel at FSCJ explains Stand Your Ground law in wake of Marissa Alexander, Trayvon Martin
• Jacksonville City Council action
• Law & Disorder: Pedestrian hit by car, taken to hospital
• OneJax humanitarian honorees 'true leaders and stewards' of community
• Merchant Marines killed by U-boat remembered on at Brunswick cemetery
• Radio interview: Some background on the Wise/Siplin “pass through” story
• Chipotle discloses criminal probe on immigration
• Local Group Opposes LGBT Anti-Discrimination Bill
• Bishop elected Jacksonville council president, starting July 1
• Edward Waters College Graduates
• Rick Scott started push to remove voters from rolls
• Clay man exposed himself to undercover cops, detectives said.
• MedMal Direct moving headquarters to Riverside
• Make Me Social partners with WebbMason
• Duval Clerk Jim Fuller prepared to sue in re-election bid
• UNF Criminologist wants new tax for public safety
• City Council covers human rights bill, vote of no confidence
• Parade of Flags in Green Cove Springs to honor fallen military
• Looking for healthy food options for your holiday weekend? Check out Jackie Shan...
• Councilman Jim Love wants commercial moratorium in parts of Riverside, Avondale
• First Coast business to outfit Team USA
• First Coast Happenings
• Former U.S. Rep. Ric Keller backs Craig Miller's congressional bid
• Florida home sales steady; prices up, backlog down
• Sedan hits 2 vehicles, including Jacksonville detective's car; no life-threatening injuries
• Team Pegine earns $1.3M Memorial Day contract
• House leadership headlining Janet Adkins fundraiser
• Jacksonville CEOs earn less than the national average
• Cat adoption special at St. Johns County Pet Center
• Fun Bubba
• When the boomerang that hits you is your own news release
• Suspect being sought after shooting good Samaritan
• SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launches successfully Tuesday
• Sea turtle is released into the Atlantic ... again
• AFI: Jacksonville No. 35 on healthiest cities list
• Republic Services hosts grand opening of recycling center
• AMR hires advisers to look at bankruptcy
• DOE opens pipeline for parents about FCAT
• Julington Creek-area shopping center sells for $8.8 million
• Jacksonville restaurant events: May 2012
• Jacksonville Port Authority: Evergreen Line to call on Jacksonville Port
• City of Jacksonville: Bill Gulliford, Ray Holt, Clay Yarborough vie for Council...
• Don Shea, Jacksonville Civic Council: Shea transitioned back to Civic Council fu...
• Undercover operation nabs serial exposer
• Rowdy Gaines to hold swim clinic
• Student Life and Leadership Blood Drive: Don't forget to come by South Campus to...
• Fla. Gov. started push to remove voters from rolls
• Georgia lawyers, law schools donate more than 612,000 pounds of food to food banks
• How to land huge deals with Twitter and email
• Florida DOE reaches out to parents
• 7-Eleven to add 630 U.S. stores in 2012
• Officer rescues four tadpole collectors from flooded creek
• Andrew Jackson hosts community forum
• Commercial shoot to impact traffic Wednesday
• Congrats to the UNF baseball team for its 11-2 victory over cross-town rival Jac...
• Good morning, Tigers! As we approach 1,500 "likes," we are looking to you to hel...
• SpaceX launches first private commercial rocket to International Space Station
• Overnight air traffic control center power outage not affecting JIA flights
• Law & Disorder: FHP identifies motorcyclist killed in I-95 crash
• Average Jacksonville worker’s annual pay was $41,370 last year
• Sheriff's office searching for burglary suspect
• Live blog: Jacksonville City Council to vote on adding gay rights to human rights ordinance
• Florida Morning: Governments spend big on lobbying; pay for university president high in Florida
• Preventing child identity theft
• USS The Sullivans returns to Mayport
• Rants & Raves: Limit size of banks
• PolitiJax: Karl Rove to raise money for GOP in Jacksonville
• School Board hires company for Duval superintendent search
• Atlantic Beach panel: Build a smaller police HQ
• License to lie: where's the money?
• Pedestrian struck on West Jacksonville road in life-threatening condition
• Mayo Clinic study: Special light can detect pancreatic cancer
• One of Us: 'Mr. J' knew Jacksonville's routes, will miss being in 'driver room'
• Local woman loses husband to flesh-eating bacteria
• Preventing Child Identity Theft
• Duval Elementary Mathematics Council Awards 2012 Educator of the Year
• Romney, Gov. Scott see Florida's economic recovery differently
• SpaceX to try second time for launch to ISS
• Mayor Alvin Brown's position on human rights ordinance could be tricky
• Duval court clerk can't run again because of court decision
• Proposed cuts to military spending draws a backlash
• Mayo Clinic Florida researchers identify early pancreatic cancer detection
• SpaceX launch set for Tuesday morning after engine valve fails
• Only one side shows up for Glynn-Brunswick tax talks
• Mayo Clinic Jacksonville plans $100 million expansion
• Twelve Worth Saving - a list of historical sites that need help, according to the Jacksonville Historical Society
• Parents of soldier injured in Afghanistan wait to hear his condition
• Congressional candidate Richard Clark touts his signature of "The Repeal Pledge"
• Jacksonville hotels post healthy April
• Al Roker mispronounces "St. Augustine" on The Today Show
• Former mayoral candidate Steve Irvine has died
• Karl Rove coming to Jax to help raise cash for state GOP
• FreedomWorks endorses in crowded CD 6 GOP primary
• Jacksonville restaurant may have best sandwich in America
• Economic development task force proposes compliance officer
• Mayo Clinic Florida to spend $97M on expansion projects
• Culinary 'battle' at EverBank to benefit Second Harvest food bank
• Waste water under rental home causing stinky situation
• Dredging plan presentation slated for Tuesday
• 12 historic Jacksonville sites in danger
• St. Johns' homeless students getting a summer boost in donated backpacks
• Click It or Ticket safety belt program kicks off this week in Florida
• How to use social media to engage your audience
• Experts: Evidence released in George Zimmerman case doesn't show his mindset that night
• Jacksonville gas prices fall 8 cents, sixth-straight week of declines
• Southwest first, Delta last for frequent flyers
• AMC theaters sold to Dalian Wanda Group in $2.6B deal
• Shout out to UNF for being listed as one of Jacksonville's Healthiest Companies...
• Soldier with First Coast ties injured in Afghanistan
• Contact information for U.S. senators, representatives
• Photon Therapy Institute begins installation of new device - slideshow
• Motorcyclist killed in crash on I-95 identified
• First Coast Success: Sherry Magill, president, the Jessie Ball duPont Fund
• Will Facebook last, or will it follow AOL?
• Check out Dr. Quincy Gibson, UNF visiting research scientist in marine mammal bi...
• Summer classes are in session!
• Mayo Clinic Florida to build new primary care center
• Orange Park woman has been missing for 1 year
• MMA fighter arrested over dye dispute
• Freight truck flips on I-95 in St. Johns County; driver tells FHP he swerved to avoid another vehicle
• Missing elderly man located
• Check out the Ring of Fire eclipse
• Florida Morning: Program set up to funnel money; Scott wants greater contract oversight
• Newsweek: Local schools make the grade
• Police: Man admits to using lawn mower as battering ram on neighbor's fence
• FHP: Motorcyclist dead in Monday morning crash on I-95
• FHP investigating after semi flipped on I-95
• FHP Investigating After Semi Flipped on I-95
• Newsweek: local schools make the grade
• Postal Service kicks off Dog Bite Prevention Week
• Jekyll Island Convention Center is officially open for business
• Angela Corey wants to close the door on public records before trial
• Jacksonville-based Dignity U Wear wrapping up annual drive to collect underwear
• Jacksonville crabber: Don't get pinched by crabbing laws
• First Coast Gears: Holy Spirit Catholic Church car & craft show
• One arrested, one sought in Lake City murder
• Name released in triathlon death
• Rains from tropical storm reach First Coast
• Motorcyclist Killed in Crash on I-95
• City, charitable programs help Jacksonville teens gain work skills
• Tom Patton: Jacksonville needs an entertainment plan that transcends political whims
• Florida's '10-20-Life' empowers prosecutors but handcuffs judges, juries, defense attorneys, experts say
• Jacksonville Police and Fire Pension Fund study expected to increase city's contribution
• Former Jacksonville mayoral candidate Steve Irvine has died
• Rains from Tropical Storm Reach First Coast
• Name Released in Triathlon Death
• Get involved! Florida State College is home to a variety of intercollegiate soci...
• Quote for the Week: “Big thinking precedes great achievement.” - Wilferd A. Pete...
• Bigger isn’t always better, but it does have its advantages
• Fact Check: PETA sends its message on ballpark bricks
• JU president's life: A testament to the power of education
• Jacksonville City Council members want a voice in entertainment management contracts
• Cash mob meets in Avondale to buy locally
• Jacksonville Journal: 3 downtown buildings added to historic list
• Jacksonville girls rock and roll during first girls roller derby match
• Law & Disorder: Woman dragged by hair and car in Jacksonville road-rage incident
• Reminder! Last day to register for Summer Term "A" Sessions is Sun., May 20.
• Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg marries sweetheart
• One Arrested, One Sought in Lake City Murder
• Glynn County working its way through compliance with ADA requirements
• Man charged with the theft of catalytic converters
• Father punches man charged with sexually assaulting his daughter, police report says
• Muscle ponies displayed downtown at annual Jacksonville Mustang Club Mustang and Ford Show
• Riding Into History motorcycle concours rings World Golf Village lake with classic 2-wheelers
• Man dies during triathlon on Jekyll Island
• Man Dies During Triathlon in Jekyll Island
• Thanks to spammers, a change to user registrations
• Fictional progam created at FAMU to funnel millions for two senators' non-profits
• W.C. Gentry tells JAX Chamber that court ruling may impact Betty Burney's run
• Ken's Top 10 Ways to Spot a Cheating Spouse or Partner
• Community Crafts Dream Wedding for Former Client of Embattled Venue
• Rants & Raves: Overtime pay
• Woman injured after being dragged next to a car
• Athena Cafe Luncheon: Don't miss "He's Not Coming: A Financial Reality Check for...
• Jacksonville Journal: Show, raffle to help Youth Crisis Center
• Good News: Cats and dogs make peace for fundraiser
• By law, Jacksonville fees could be increasing
• Mayor Alvin Brown asks permission not to raise fees
• National Guard crew will handle explosive hazards during year in Middle East
• Jacksonville happy city for college grads
• Jax Chamber endorses anti-discrimination ordinance
• Have a great weekend, Tigers!
• Religion calendar for May 18-25
• University of Phoenix Military is looking for the best photos of places our mili...
• Florida docs losing licenses rise 52 percent - slideshow
• Mayor Brown launches training program to prepare local college students for careers
• Jacksonville police still seek final convenience store ATM suspect
• Pod Rods - a new Chevrolet SS is approved; a motorcycle racer tames the beast; and Scorcese does Rolls-Royce?
• Students, Join us tomorrow for a Math Student Success Workshop at the Main Campu...
• Final Day at the Old Courthouse
• Duval Reading and Writing FCAT Scores Released
• Canine Guardians Ad Litem Get Sworn In
• Angela Corey Wants to Close The Door on Public Records Before Trial
• Rep. Brown passes amendment clearing way for state and local funds in Mile Point project
• For some locals, Facebook stock is more symbolic than a cash cow
• Crime Watch: Clay County property crimes reported May 14-17
• What To Do On The Town This Weekend
• Jekyll Island to have heavy bike and vehicle traffic this weekend
• Cold Noses: Punkin and Bailey
• Motorcycles, auction and tools for fatherhood at Saturday fundraiser
• Man Arrested On Child Porn Charges Stabbed Computer With Sword
• Shout out to the Spinnaker, UNF's weekly student-operated newspaper, for winning...
• Tennis, subs galore at Firehouse benefit tournament
• Communities in Schools helps boost grades of 64 Yulee students
• Mayor Brown's College Student Aid Workshops: Let trained volunteers help walk yo...
• 'No confidence' in Jacksonville general counsel, says City Council member
• First Coast housing purchases increasing, jobless figure dropping, says UNF economist
• Police Looking For Man Stealing TVs From Target
• Victim of flesh-eating bacteria learns she lost a leg, will lose hands, remaining foot
• Florida Capital Bank board member issues notice to buy stock
• Florida unemployment falls in April
• Jacksonville ranks No. 6 in tech sector job growth
• City of Jacksonville: County Courthouse on the move
• Jacksonville unemployment rate drops again
• Bill Proctor endorses House candidate Travis Hutson
• More than 30 Sex Offenders Charged After Sweep
• Police Searching for Missing Elderly Man
• Corrections Officer Arrested for Child Porn
• Dr. Quincy Gibson, UNF visiting research scientist in marine mammal biology, tak...
• Today is the last day to register for the summer session! Please be sure to visi...
• While you were sleeping: Driver smashes into parked cars, street signs, drives to jail
• Florida Morning: Consumer confidence down; Dept. of Revenue exec director leaving
• Times-Union, First Coast News fighting for records that remain secret in Cristian Fernandez case
• Sen. Bill Nelson Visits First Coast Today
• 1 dead, 1 missing in Jacksonville crash with strange circumstances
• Lightning damage leaves lots of repair at Brunswick federal building
• New proposals offer protection to Brunswick housing whistleblowers
• See horses, farms in St. Johns
• PolitiJax: Jacksonville's anti-discrimination bill leads to a clarification by candidate
• Jacksonville Journal: Massage for Dreams
• Jacksonville woman wins student Oscar
• AT&T Brings Distracted Driving Simulator to Jacksonville
• Documents, Photos Released in Zimmerman Case
• Lifeguard Tower Toppled
• Council to Duval Courthouse: Expect new furniture
• Public transit not a profitable enterprise as exemplified by First Coast systems
• Mysterious Crash Leaves 1 Dead, 1 Missing
• Local Vet Gets Proper Burial 5 Years Later
• Blackout Ban Being Considered by FCC
• Jacksonville PAL celebrates 40 years and salutes a founding father
• 32 registered Glynn County sex offenders arrested in compliance sweep
• Law & Disorder: Woman beaten to death; kids see it
• Law & Disorder: Children witnessed their mother beaten to death, police say
• A place for art and sculpture becomes a space for weddings and meetings
• Watch: USS Stark Memorial to Honor Fallen Shipmates
• Anti-discrimination bill puts Aaron Bean in a politically tricky spot
• Riverkeeper will look closely at effect of proposed Army corps plan to dredge St. Johns River
• First Coast Happenings for May 18-26
• Mayport marks 25-year anniversary of Stark attack
• Delinquent Tax Bill Can Cost You Your Home
• Courthouse Move: Council Approves $750,000 In New Furniture
• Jacksonville council overrides veto of $750,000 for new courthouse furniture
• Pine Castle: $115,000 for 60th anniversary
• Putnam County elementary earns national honor
• Special needs school to benefit from Saturday car show
• Boy, 12, who claimed to have been ambushed and shot admits he did it himself
• City ordinance will be amended to protect gay people
• Wells Fargo No. 1 SBA 7(a) lender in Florida
• Whole Foods makes donation to Children's Home Society
• Owens Corning partners with Habijax on New Town home
• Ideas abound to fix Downtown, but which are gaining traction?
• The new Osprey Challenge Course is set to be completed in late June and will ope...
• Mitt Romney continues his Florida campaign in Jacksonville
• Building excitement at EverBank Center: Pamela Smith, El Ad Realty
• Romney Repudiates GOP Groups Anti-Obama Ads
• JPMorgan Chase trading loss to increase by at least $1 billion
• No Injuries in Springfield Fire
• Over 3,000 Dead Jacksonville Voters Removed from Rolls
• Southwest slows fleet growth, ups dividend
• Wells Fargo customers in Florida to get $7 fee
• Wells Fargo asks for reversal of $203M overdraft damages
• Bank of America sheds branches
• Judge keeps Hostess Brands' union contacts intact
• Bank of America Robbed in Palm Coast
• International speaker Fujiko Signs, a full-time practitioner and teacher of Chri...
• Jaguars On the Road to Connect with Fans
• Stein Mart reports first quarter earnings
• Police Looking for Witness to Interlachen Homicide
• PolitiJax: Mayor Alvin Brown admits to his mistake on pension
• Florida's venomous snakes
• Man gets 5 years in Brunswick Medicare fraud case
• Duval School Board closing in on superintendent search firm
• Jacksonville Journal: Nonprofit to raise awareness of bullying
• $1 million grant from the city adds 52 beds to Jacksonville's Sulzbacher center
• Rants & Raves: Wonderful people
• Romney Making Stops in Jacksonville Today
• Veteran's remains found in Jacksonville nursing home will have proper burial
• More to former Marine than St. Augustine hardware store
• DCPS Workers Raking in Thousands in Overtime
• App of the Day: Fotopedia National Parks
• Jacksonville councilman: Put gay rights on ballot
• New Courthouse Parking: Meeting Today
• Man survives cardiac arrest thanks to bystander, first aid team at The Players
• Oceanway Middle School’s Annual Geography Fair
• It's that time of the year to be aware of what slithers on First Coast
• Law & Disorder: Police investigating woman's death
• Duval officials face term-limit questions from new state Supreme Court ruling
• Retired Mayport Navy captain kept things ship-shape on the set of 'Battleship'
• Woman slain in Fort Caroline Road apartment in Jacksonville
• Interim police chief selected for St. Augustine Beach
• See the courthouse furniture that's caused a $750,000 debate
• Marissa Alexander’s husband says it was her violent nature that led to shooting
• Mitt Romney backs Connie Mack for GOP Senate nod
• First Coast Happenings for May 17-24
• Put sex orientation bill on November ballot, Jacksonville councilman says
• Councilwoman Jumps Into Anti-Discrimination Debate
• Jaxport gets things accomplished under Gaffney
• State says more than 53,000 dead on voting rolls
• Flagler deputies investigating stabbing, shooting
• Woman's Death at Caroline Arms Under Investigation
• Women tied up and held against her will in Jacksonville home
• 200 New Full-Time Jobs Coming to Jacksonville
• Former Jaguars owner Wayne Weaver backs Mike Weinstein
• Social Madness nomination period closes out, what's next?
• Congressman Alcee Hastings has close ties to for-profit college raided by FBI
• Gang way - Jacksonville boat ramp railings and supports stolen
• Jimmy John's to open its sixth area restaurant
• Jacksonville senior advocate named to AARP state council
• Transport Workers Union groups split on American Airlines contract offer
• Fifth Third Bank launches combo ATM service
• Jacksonville car chase ends with police car rammed into tree, arrest of suspect
• Detention Officer Allegedly Injured At Youth Facility
• Apple's iPhone screen to increase to 4 inches?
• Jacksonville reduced credit card debt, increased credit scores in April
• Deputies: Family Argument Leads To Stabbing
• Shout out to rising senior Dagnija Medina for making the Latvian National Volley...
• Deputies Investigating Man 'Possibly' Shot In The Head
• FBI Investigating Fast Train College
• FBI raids FastTrain college
• Bank of St. Augustine to increase capital
• Home builders' confidence hits 5-year high
• Florida Legislature: Duval annual wages surpass state averages
• Nifty Navy Wife Creatively Keeps Deployed Husband Included
• Kudos to UNF sophomore Kaitlin Ramirez for being selected as a Fulbright Summer...
• Mitt Romney To Make Campaign Stop In Jacksonville
• Enrollment for the EWC Black Male College Explorers Program is now open! This su...
• Clay Sheriff Asking For Help In Identifying Wallet Thief
• FBI investigating JPMorgan Chase
• JPMorgan CEO, chairman Jamie Dimon safe
• Bank of America hiking relocation aid for troubled homeowners
• "Bees" to Sing For Green Cove Food Pantry
• George Zimmerman medical records report black eyes, nose fracture day after the shooting
• Florida Morning: State lowers FCAT passing scores; lobbyists have a good session
• Lane Avenue Reopened After Crash
• Traffic Crash Closes Part of Lane Avenue
• PolitiJax: Mitt Romney to stop at River City Brewing Company
• Jacksonville City Hall parking perks for council, public
• Community Steps Up To Help Family After Stolen Donations
• City Misses $1.6 Million in Parking Tickets Because of Computer Glitch
• daniel Renovations to Wrap up Today
• Jacksonville City Council members treading into gay rights bill
• Statement from Superintendent Ed Pratt-Dannals
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• Florida Morning: Scott angers jilted reappointments; Justice's close call
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• St. Augustine dealership accident leaves one employee on life support, according to investigators
• TaxWatch recommends veto of money for St. Johns restoration, study
• TaxWatch recommends veto of money for St. Johns restoration, study
• Governor signs water and sewer bill that Brunswick-Glynn County commissioners didn't want
• Law & Disorder: Man charged in nursing home attack
• Tax Tips for the Procrastinating Preparer
• Navy Fleet group hopes to bring ALS awareness to military
• Man Details Car, Crashes It Into Dealership
• Putnam County accident injures nine on Florida 19
• Putnam County accident injures 9 on Florida 19
• Pod Rods: a chance to win a classic Pontiac in Jacksonville; Porsche buys a test track, and spring car shows galore
• Area college presidents, House candidate appointed to digital learning taskforce
• Air Force announces schedule for reopening $355 million contract that Jacksonville lost in February
• Religion calendar for April 13-20
• Citations filed against 16-year-old driver who went over Lem Turner Road bridge at Ribault River
• 1943-2012: Bill Hixon, longtime owner of Neptune Beach surf shop, dies in Pennsylvania
• Chief Medical Examiner Says She Found Malpractice When She Took Over Office
• Jacksonville internet cafe law upheld
• Northwest Redevelopment Gives Community New Image
• Victim identified in fiery Wednesday crash in St. Augustine
• Man Shot In Waycross Police-Involved Shooting Identified
• Real Estate Numbers Improving In Northeast Florida
• RailAmerica carloads down slightly
• Social Madness popular among Northeast Florida businesses
• Valdosta State has new president
• Northeast Florida March home sales, foreclosures rise
• St. Johns County nursing home worker accused of holding pillow over patient's face
• Be sure and check out Jacksovnille SuperFest this weekend, right here on our cam...
• Don't forget about our General Knowledge Math Prep Workshop tomorrow at our Main...
• Competitor for Duval School Board candidate who raised $84,000 chimes in
• Retired Marine locomotives on the auction block
• Town Center has new retailers and cab service
• We are offering two Student Success Workshops tomorrow at the Main Campus from 9...
• Top of the list: Law Firms
• Jaguars evaluate wives along with players
• Police Asking For Public's Help To Locate Missing Autistic Man
• Weekend Happenings for April 13th
• JPMorgan Chase beats estimates in first quarter
• Report: White Oak Plantation for sale
• Wells Fargo earns record $4.2 billion in first quarter
• Tim Tebow Foundation Celebrity Golf Classic Tees Off Tomorrow
• Reminder! Get your taxes filed today at Real$ense Tax Blitz Day, Fri., April 13,...
• Florida No. 9 in U.S. for wind power jobs
• Did you miss the release of the 2012 Football Schedule? You can check it out on...
• A view of campus from the Brooks College of Health Addition. Thanks to Stanford...
• Are you taking online classes? Scholarships are available for online learners ($...
• Tax Day Rally and Protest to Take Place Saturday
• McDonald's Giving Students Free Breakfast for FCAT
• Florida Morning: Counties suing over Medicaid bill; Tea Party pushes energy bill veto
• Consumer Price Index figures show North Florida could be done with recession
• PolitiJax: Clay County clerk's congressional campaign running on personal funds, credit
• UNF nursing students build bonds at Eureka Garden apartments
• UNF Students Arrested after Drugs Found in Dorm Room
• Shooting Victim's Family Says Cops Shot the Wrong Man
• Celebrate Earth Day at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens’ Party for the Planet!
• Florida's cellphone taxes among highest; municipalities want to keep it that way
• Law & Disorder: Guilty plea in Nassau community activist's killing
• Glynn County woods fire flares up, threatens home a second day
• Train fans headed to Folkston for Saturday's Rail Watch
• Fatal crash shuts down southbound Blanding Boulevard at Argyle Forest Boulevard
• ED of Gary Chartrand's foundation raises $84k for school board bid; could be sign of things to come
• Masked gunman robs Jacksonville Winn-Dixie
• Craig Miller's $96k fundraising haul includes $30k loan
• Michelle Obama visits Jacksonville NAS, honors sacrifices made by military families
• Blues fest brings big test to new streetscape in Jacksonville Beach
• At Least One Dead in Blanding Crash
• Counties to fight state over Medicaid costs
• Jacksonville SuperFest is this weekend! Northeast Florida's annual multi-day mus...
• Murderer faces life sentence in Jacksonville gas-station slaying
• Killer of Fernandina Beach community activist sentenced to life after guilty plea
• Sixty-five Atlanta teachers losing teaching certificates in cheating scandal
• Waycross man wounded in police involved shooting, GBI investigating
• New ferry slip work cheaper than constant repairs, engineers' report says
• No impairment or racial bias in cases handled by disgraced federal judge, prosecutor says
• Duval School Board candidate raises nearly twice the amount of others campaigning
• LA mayor supports Jacksonville flight, Brown says
• Buy, sell, learn about recycling and get your face painted at upcoming Earth Day event
• Woman on motorcycle critical after Jacksonville crash
• St. Johns County group seeking donated supplies for homeless students
• Ride for Smiles benefit at Baymeadows Adamec Saturday
• Judge rejects motion to resentence former Jacksonville Sheriff's Office employee
• First Lady Makes Stop in Jacksonville
• Customers Complain: "Can't Use TurboTax Prepaid Cards"
• White Oak Plantation put up for sale
• Slideshow: Avondale merchants react to Mellow Mushroom
• Jax Bank to raise more capital, CapGen could invest
• CNN interviews Dr. Michael Hallett, UNF chair of the Department of Criminology a...
• Hey Jacksonville, filing your taxes last minute? You're not alone
• Flagler sells South Fla. property, stops marketing portfolio
• UF seeks to raise tuition higher than annual limits
• HCA to receive $271 million settlement from feds
• Workspace: Battalion Airsoft Arena owner Chris Webster
• Shannon Miller selling workout DVDs at Target
• Justice Dept. continues Apple case, settles with publishers
• Kudos to sophomore Brianna Frazier and junior Cameron Dickerson of the UNF track...
• Florida Morning: George Zimmerman faces murder charge; Florida's AAA rating holds, but...
• Rants & Raves: China's emergence
• PolitiJax: Audrey Gibson takes jab at Mitt Romney
• App of the Day: Wilton Cake Ideas & More
• Law & Disorder: Woman, 38, dies after being struck by car on Normandy
• Mayor: Leadership will make difference in developing downtown Jacksonville
• Jacksonville City Council wants manager for equestrian center
• Bubba's shots, Petrino's crash and nature
• Building a Bigger Beach In St. Augustine Beach
• Georgia ethics commission goes easy on late campaign reports after change in process
• Glynn County, Forestry Commission battle two woods fires flanking Brunswick
• Ethics complaints at Georgia governor: 1 down, but 3 still pending
• Stem cell procedure used for dogs; chow Cookie's the first in Middleburg
• News media downtown "exciting" for some
• All eyes were on Jacksonville for Angela Corey's statement on Trayvon Martin case
• Plein air artists paint St. Simons in festival through April 26
• Navy official delivers good news in gathering at NAS
• Navy official delivers good news in gathering at NAS Jacksonville
• Jacksonville Attorney Explains Zimmerman Charge
• Jacksonville Journal: Air pollution alert issued over smoke
• Bed bugs on the prowl
• Angela Corey charges George Zimmerman with second-degree murder
• Flagler brush fire forces evacuations
• With budget season looming, City Council waits for savings mayor pledged
• JFRD Special Ops Team Responds to Ship Injury
• Jacksonville man sentenced in St. Augustine after underage children cyber-sex sting
• Warnings about court cost-cutting heard as attorney honored at Jacksonville Law Day event
• Florida State College women's softball team rocks!
• Savannah harbor project gets green light
• Survey: CEO social media activity linked to trustworthiness
• Fall Term 2012 registration is open to all students! Visit class schedules now!
• Trees, plants, fruits and veggies at benefit market Saturday in Penney Farms
• Watch: Dog Stem Cell Transplant
• What's Happening in Georgia for April 12-21
• Fire threatens residential area in Glynn County
• Dirty car? Get it washed tomorrow @ South Campus!
• Have you put off filing your taxes? Get your taxes filed for free at Real$ense T...
• Looking for something to do tonight on campus? Osprey Productions presents "The...
• Obama campaign uses Audrey Gibson to take a swipe at Romney
• George Zimmerman to be charged, according to media reports
• Live coverage: George Zimmerman charged with second-degree murder in Trayvon Martin's death
• Jacksonville credit scores, credit card debt worse than national average
• Bar execs speak out on lack of court funding
• Bank of America sues itself
• One Dead After Car Crashes into Ditch, Catches Fire
• NBC News: George Zimmerman To Be Charged
• It is a great day to be a Tiger! All who agree, be sure to "like" or leave a com...
• Jacksonville Attorney Weighs In On Zimmerman's Future
• Martin case prosecutor to make announcement soon
• Social Madness technical details you need to know
• Funeral For Gary Tinsley Set
• Two Men Arrested on Burglary Charges
• Jacksonville City Council members question mayor’s economic development reform
• Jacksonville leaders revamping economic development
• Florida Banks increase small business lending by $211 million
• Apple could be sued over ebook price-fixing Wednesday
• Kingsland man pleads guilty to three counts of sexual explotation of a minor
• Summit Contractors building $18M Tennessee apartments
• A new UNF poll reveals a tie in a voting match-up between presidential candidate...
• Mayor's picture lets city workers see face of man in charge
• Florida Morning: Justices are state's biggest fundraisers; Obama pushes 'Buffett Rule'
• Body found in car after St. Augustine crash, vehicle fire
• Man's body found after West Jacksonville house fire extinguished, JFRD says
• Angela Corey to release more information in Trayvon Martin case in next 72 hours, office says
• Indian Ocean earthquake off Indonesia leads to tsunami watch
• Doctors on call: Woman's multiple sclerosis initially treated as major depression
• Fatal Fire on Jacksonville's Westside
• 1 man shot, 1 hit by flying debris at Exxon station on Kings Road Tuesday night
• 1 Dead After Car Crashes into Ditch, Catches Fire
• Jacksonville Attorney Weighs in on Zimmerman's Future
• Pet food store issues recall in 11 states, including Florida
• PolitiJax: Both parties tread delicately in unemployment rate two-step
• Baptist to build emergency center in Fleming Island
• Crash Closes One Lane on Normandy Blvd.
• Red-light camera firm in talks with Jacksonville has been kicked out of other cities
• Horsestamp Church Road interchange in Camden County opening today
• Graduation rates drop all across Georgia under new federal calculation
• Education Appreciation Night: Join us for a night of food, fun and Jacksonville...
• Duval County Polling Sites Shutting Down
• Now's your time to shred those sensitive documents
• $1.49 in change key to state's case against Jacksonville murder defendant
• Asian restaurants in Duval and St. Johns targeted by smash and grab thieves
• Squadron returns to Jacksonville from Afghanistan
• Scott: Republicans should get behind Romney
• George Zimmerman's attorneys withdraw as his counsel
• St. Simons Island landmark restaurant up for sale
• Scenic Jacksonville sues CBS Outdoor Inc. for billboard violations
• String of ATM thefts hits Jacksonville convenience stores
• Orange Park Woman Indicted On Tax Fraud Charges
• Watch: Bayard Wildfire Mop Up
• Former New York woman charged with faking terminal cancer for lavish wedding, honeymoon
• Wildfires continue as First Coast has 5th driest 1st quarter on record
• Number Of Home Building Permits Surge in St. Johns County
• $1.49 in change key to state's case against Jacksonville murder defendant
• Tyson the bulldog
• Gas Price Question: Would You Carpool With Strangers?
• Baptist Health confirms Clay County facility
• Jacksonville signs 2-year contract with national gospel award show
• Consumer spending grows in March
• Attention Florida State College Students! Join us at the International Conferenc...
• BB&T, BankAtlantic deal moves forward
• Rick Santorum suspends presidential campaign
• UNF nursing students just wrapped up a project to help residents at Eureka Garde...
• UNF poll: Obama and Romney tied in Jacksonville
• New Garbage Collection Service To Impact 71,000 Homes
• AP: Rick Santorum suspends presidential campaign
• John Thrasher does the unemployment rate two-step
• UNF poll: Jacksonville supports continuation of St. Johns River ferry, Shahid Khan, Mayor Alvin Brown
• Court snuffs out $79.2 million award in tobacco case
• Baptist Announces Plans For A Clay County Medical Campus
• Medtronic expanding on Southside
• City Of Jacksonville Issues 'Air Pollution Episode Alert'
• Join us tomorrow from 6-7 pm at the Oakleaf Learning Center for a Scholarship Wo...
• Scholarship Workshop
• Fall Term 2012 priority registration is going on now for students with 30+ credi...
• Interesting conversation and free pizza!
• Nassau Teacher Pleads Guilty to Child Cyber Sex Crime
• There's still time to get to the Bachelor Degree Showcase! It's today from 10 a....
• First Coast commuter alert: Accidents and wildfire smoke on area roads
• Congrats to UNF seniors Cody Ayers, Thomas Kroning and Owais Saulat, for their f...
• Wage violations will cost Fleming Island La Nopalera
• Florida Morning: No grand jury in Trayvon case; court rejects tobacco award
• Garden Provides Fruit, Vegetables to Eureka Gardens
• George Zimmerman's lawyer says neighborhood watch captain has set up a website
• UNF Poll : Romney and Obama Tied
• While you were sleeping: Stiletto heels and the throes of passion
• Water's the big draw for 50 most valuable homes in Duval County
• Semi Flips on I-295 North After Wreck
• App of the Day: National Geographic Today
• PolitiJax: McCollum backs Miller in congressional race
• One of Us: Mellow Mushroom gives Valentino piece of the pie
• Duval superintendent search starts with public comments
• Georgia law change reduces sentences, but doesn't affect current inmates
• Analysis: Georgia State Rep. Jason Spencer pays the price for voting his conscience
• Hoping to save long-term, Jacksonville pays more for park bathroom
• Law & Disorder: Drug buy gone awry leads to murder charges for 3
• Rants & Raves: No free parking for Jacksonville council members
• Jacksonville Journal: Military town hall meeting at NAS
• Get ready for Fall Term 2012! Fall term priority registration is going on now. V...
• Florida to Provide Free Websites for Small Businesses
• Gov. Scott goes back to school at Jacksonville science and medical magnet
• Activist challenging Georgia's self-defense law
• Albany nurse arrested in $1 million in false tax returns using stolen identities
• Nosh and Notes weekend at Jacksonville's Congregation Ahavath Chesed
• Restore Jacksonville conference focuses on historic buildings
• Social Madness gets 30th nomination with Davoli’s Catering
• New senior housing to replace run-down, crime-ridden quadriplexes near Stanton
• Harbor View Boat Ramp Improvements Delayed, Why?
• Don't miss Lanford Wilson’s "Book of Days," presented by Florida State College's...
• McCorkle Construction doing $2M LA Fitness build-out
• NBC News fires producer who edited George Zimmerman's 911 call, source tells AP
• Guess what's coming soon?
• Florida to add nearly 133,000 restaurant jobs next decade
• U.S. warns rocket or nuclear test will further isolate North Korea
• 70th Anniversary Of WWII Attack Off the First Coast
• Neglected sites to be overhauled at National Mall
• Georgia 9-year-old who was shot Friday is improving, expected to recover
• Higher fuel prices cutting into Georgia school bus service
• Let Information Technology Services know how campus technology can be improved b...
• Ohio man arrested after attempted theft of Masters sand, police say
• FDA chiefs wants more inspectors at Port of Savannah
• Duval school officials to attend national conference
• Orange Park La Nopalera to pay nearly $200,000 in back wages to 24 employees
• UNF computing students earn top honors
• Wildfire smoke hampers visibility, special weather statement issued
• NFL Monitoring Case of Jaguars' DT Knighton Eye Injury
• The Jacksonville Bank: Jacksonville Bancorp’s year-end numbers ‘not so ugly’
• CSI revenue increased more than 50% in 2011
• Interested in getting your bachelor's degree? Join us at the bachelor degree sho...
• TV Thieves Use Walmart Garden Center to Escape
• This week’s "UNF On The Record" radio show features the Osprey Love story betwee...
• Jacksonville gas prices rise 3 cents; costs continues to climb despite stable oil prices
• Police: 2 Men Rob Argyle Forest Gas Station
• Duval Health Department Issues Advisory for Smoky Conditions
• Bissell & Associates selected to represent Nationwide
• Wells Fargo providing below-market financing for local non-profit
• Get ready for Fall Term 2012! Fall term priority registration begins today, Apri...
• Drug Deal Gone Bad Lands Murder Victim in Trout River
• Lawyers tell AP homeowners association could be sued in Trayvon Martin's death
• Bikers come together in Jacksonville to show support for Trayvon Martin
• Politicians consider demographics in Florida's newly formed districts
• Law & Disorder: Child on bike hit by Jacksonville patrol car
• Possible deportation for Jacksonville parents convicted in children's drownings
• Man shot Sunday night in parking lot off Normandy Boulevard in West Jacksonville
• Hazardous Driving Conditions Expected from Brush Fire
• Hyatt Regency employees prepare Easter meal at Jacksonville's Sulzbacher Center
• Baptist Medical Center gives patient 'new' knee with robot-assisted surgery
• Late debate in Georgia Senate almost sank developer bailout bills
• Guest columnist: Mayor Alvin Brown, City Council should build on New Town success
• Jacksonville police: Motorcyclist in life-threatening condition after accident
• Driver killed after car hits cemetery's wall, Jacksonville police say
• Police: Jacksonville patrol car hits 9-year-old bicyclist who rode through stop sign
• CBS journalist Mike Wallace dies
• Artist Thomas Kinkade dies Friday
• Quote for the Week: “Inspiration and genius--one and the same.” - Victor Hugo
• Happy Easter, Tigers!
• Community Hospice urging people to make plans about end-of-life choices
• Government wants Tony Nelson's money - and wants him in prison sooner, not later
• 2 First Coast men 'living a dream' running surf camp in Nicaragua
• Young talent in Jacksonville – part two
• A gentleman who lived up to his raising
• Law & Disorder: Winds whip up wildfires in Clay, Putnam
• Students sail concrete canoes into engineering majors at UNF event
• Students sail concrete canoes into engineering majors
• Palm Coast, once booming, sees growth slow down
• Watch: Mini Concrete Canoe Contest at UNF
• Brush Fire Grows from 3 to 75 Acres in Hours
• Man shot inside semi-gated Jacksonville community
• Woods Fire Burns in Putnam County
• 2 dead, 4 injured in Nassau traffic crash caused by tire separation
• RT @retooltweetoff: @ewctigers Last week for the Tweet Off! Use #EWC_Retool and...
• Fact Check: Denials all around about reports of runaway bride
• Fact Check: Denials all around about reports of runaway princess bride
• Fire at Clay-Putnam line causes evacuation of two homes; shelter open
• Palm Coast man killed in early Saturday motorcycle wreck
• Scott signs bill giving Florida School for the Deaf and Blind eminent domain powers
• Busy political season shaping up at Jacksonville beaches
• 1 man with gunshot wound as Jacksonville police search for potential victim
• Afghan child gets medical help with lots of hugs to go around
• Couple puts life on hold for 120-venue road trip to tell story of the minor leagues
• Watson Mill Bridge a state park once again
• Backlog in sex offenders at issue in Georgia
• Glynn County going to court to get purchase rights for land needed for road project
• Glynn County getting a corn maze
• Charters vs. public schools: No closure
• Savannah man walking Georgia's coast for a friend with cancer
• Rants & Raves: Red-light cameras
• Obama's debt was needed to prop economy
• Jacksonville University leaders hope program will shape public policy
• Virtual Food Drive started at Jewish Family and Community Services
• Dog food recalled in Florida, Georgia and other states due to possible contamination
• Law & Disorder: 2 rescued in crash on Ribault bridge
• Teens rescued after crash off Ribault River bridge in Jacksonville
• Club Christopher's Sign Claims Racism Closed the Club
• Tebow to Deliver Easter Speech at Texas church
• Jacksonville mom charged in baby's bathtub scalding
• Ex-JEA employee pleads guilty to bribery in federal court
• Jacksonville mayor's aide claims credit on his behalf
• Watch: Florida considers reversing ban on dyeing animals
• Coming in the fall: A corn maze in Glynn County
• Pod Rods; flying cars, a new NYC taxi, a different kind of Edsel, and rain doesn't soak out fundraiser for Spina Bifida of Jacks
• Gentry issues $100,000 challenge grant for JU Marine Science Research Institute
• Residents Want Stench From Dead Body That Was In Condo Cleaned Up
• No fatalities reported after Navy jet crashes in Virginia Beach apartment building
• Zimmerman's family: Watch captain expressed support for black man punched by white suspect
• Corrine Brown one of House's biggest office spenders
• In running for Senate, George LeMieux must run away from Charlie Crist
• Brother of Ohio soldier killed in Afghanistan: 'We are a nation at war'
• Tea party groups want Rick Scott to veto renewable energy bill
• Mellow Mushroom restaurant coming to Avondale
• Jacksonville office, industrial real estate flat in 1st qtr.
• U.S. Census, Florida cites rebounding
• JU receives $100,000 challenge grant at boardwalk dedication
• Don't forget! The 21st Annual International Dinner Dance is this evening at 7:30...
• InterDev expands in Jacksonville; creating high-skilled and high-paying jobs
• Jacksonville: Revised site plan approved for Brooklyn development
• Weekend Happenings for April 6th
• Bank of America files $34 million lawsuit against Roberts brothers
• Fifth Third pulling out of out of mutual fund business, selling $8 billion in assets
• Medtronic planning $14 million surgical technologies expansion
• St. Augustine Man's Product a Finalist in Walmart Contest
• Students overlooking the famous Machu Picchu during a Coggin Study Abroad spring...
• Florida Morning: Alternative Senate map released; Scott asks agency heads to stay
• FHP: Humming noise in air ambulance meant change in transport plans for crash victims
• Mass. Zoo Plans to Rent St. Aug. Gator for the Summer
• Rescue Helicopter Breaks Down on I-95 NB After Multi-Vehicle Wreck
• Using Your IRA to Buy Foreclosures
• PolitiJax: Attorney General Pam Bondi sends Senate maps to Florida Supreme Court
• Mayor Alvin Brown not sure of cost to Jacksonville for Medicaid
• Your complete guide to downtown Jacksonville's lively music scene
• Parking price break possible for Jacksonville Council visitors
• Law & Disorder: House arrest for woman, 78, in church embezzlement
• Civil rights leaders ponder march at site of unsolved Georgia lynching where 2 couples died
• Discrimination probe ahead for Georgia public schools
• Brunswick scienctist Joe Iannicelli wins mining industry award
• Jacksonville Journal: Shannon Miller 5K to be held Saturday
• Glynn County to go to court to secure small pieces of property needed for a road project
• One Dead In Jacksonville Police-Involved Shooting
• Fight Over Restaurant/Lounge Causes A Stir
• Jax Beach Restaurant Reopens Amid Rumors
• Red-light cameras coming to Jacksonville
• Red light cameras are a go in 25 places around Jacksonville
• Jacksonville-based nonprofit brings the Easter Bunny to children in need
• Coast Lines: Altamaha canoe trip Saturday at Fort King George
• 78-year-old woman who embezzled $161,000 from Jacksonville church given probation
• Michigan spring breakers tell tale of saving First Coast couple
• Jacksonville tries to live up to self-described 'logistics' title
• Don't forget! All North Florida locations will close at 1:00 pm tomorrow in obse...
• Police kill suspect in shooting near JU
• Easter Break begins tomorrow! Classes resume April 10.
• Jacksonville man sentenced to 50 years in Westside murder
• Gov. Rick Scott to visit Darnell Cookman on Monday
• Teams dismantling active meth lab on Jacksonville's Westside
• Attorneys, law students to help immigrants apply for citizenship at Jacksonville event
• Somer's Sunshine Park Opens Today
• Egg hunts, festivals and carnivals
• Roofing Industry Questions A Roofing Solicitation
• Craft, car and motorcycle show to benefit Clay P.A.L.
• Religion calendar for April 5-13
• Slideshow: 40 Under 40 awards breakfast
• Jacksonville’s longest-running art festival comes to Mandarin Easter weekend
• Shannon Miller 5K and children's Fun Run Saturday in downtown Jacksonville
• Three Jacksonville lawyers inducted as fellows
• St. Johns handyman arrested; suspected of history of bilking older residents
• Jersey Mike's to add 12-15 stores in Jax over five years
• Don't forget the College is closed Fri., April 6-Sun., April 8 for Good Friday a...
• 1 Arrested in JSO Meth Lab Bust
• Jacksonville Jaguars investigating alternate jerseys, uniform redesign
• Crabtree building $1.44M Sacred Heart parish hall
• Jacksonville Police Seeking An Armed Robbery Suspect
• Chase CEO Jamie Dimon made $23 million in 2011
• AT&T Mobility’s Ralph de la Vega: ‘Business is limited only by imagination’
• City of Jacksonville largest in the state, No.11 nationally
• Reminder! Final tuition payment due for Spring Session D4, Thurs., April 5
• Police Arrest St. Johns Man for Exploiting Elderly, Drugs
• Gas Line Broken In Jacksonville, Now Secured
• City Rescue Mission Serving Up More than Food This Easter
• Victim Identified in Shooting at Baymeadows Arby's
• Delta Upsilon is once again hosting its annual Shave-A-Thon event today from 10...
• Most workers expect a raise for first time in 4 years
• 8-Month Old Jacksonville Baby Burned In Bathtub
• US Airways, American merger touts additional $1.5B in savings, revenue
• Delta considers buying oil refinery
• Florida Morning: Scott eyes budget projects; Polston picked as next Chief Justice
• Concealed weapons approach 1 million in Florida
• Publix rated best in First Coast in Consumer Reports survey
• EPA Approves Jail at Former Suuperfund Site
• Somer's Sunshine Park to Open Today
• Rants & Raves: Clay school board
• PolitiJax: St. Johns woman to seek new seat
• Outlook on Georgia legislators? Plain tired
• A Behind The Scenes Look At The Department Of Children And Families
• Duval County School Board Highlights - April 3, 2012
• EPA clears use of former Superfund site for new Glynn County jail
• Lawsuit: Pattern of conduct in Georgia inmate beating
• Georgia State Patrol says woman hit and killed by truck on I-95 was a Delta employee
• Man dies in Brantley County rollover crash
• Georgia Ag Commissioner defends pink slime
• United Way of Northeast Florida thanks contributors for surpassing fundraising goal
• Law & Disorder: Car plows into Ponte Vedra shop
• Condoleezza Rice tells First Coast audience breakdowns in K-12 education threaten national security
• Police: Dispute ends in shooting in Jacksonville's Westside
• Jacksonville SuperFest: Northeast Florida's annual multi-day musical extravaganz...
• Important Scholarship Information! The new 2012-2013 online scholarship applicat...
• Jacksonville baby hospitalized after being scalded by hot water
• Man Arrested in Clay County Sting Found Dead in Home
• Albert Harris Sr.: Jacksonville native and Vietnam veteran became mortician with a heart for others
• Watch: Grand Tour China US Golf Tour
• Group to assist in Duval superintendent search
• City Council panel on Hemming Plaza wants to seek outside management
• Young talent in Jacksonville – part one
• Jacksonville looks for sports tourism boost beyond golf
• Jacksonville woman quilts for the comfort of others
• Video component added to Dalton Cares initiative for nonprofits
• Jacksonville man convicted in 2006 killing of co-worker at Mexican restaurant
• Bicyclist victim of hit and run driver in Jacksonville
• Your complete guide to downtown Jacksonville's lively music scene
• Crime Watch: Property crimes reported in Clay County April 2-3
• Suspect in child sex sting found dead at his Jacksonville home
• State ethics panel dismisses complaints against two legislators
• Marco Rubio says he won't be Mitt Romney's vice president pick
• Classic TV shows are making a comeback on the big screen. Dr. Jason Mauro, direc...
• Obama signs insider trading bill, calling for stricter control on lawmakers
• Florida Foresters Setting Fires On Purpose
• Xbox Shoots New Game in St. Augustine
• Downtown Landmark Faces Possible Demolition
• Red Light Cameras Coming To Duval County
• What I Did Over Spring Break 2012: Congratulations to Jessica for being selected...
• Small-business survey shows improving job outlook, yet most are still cautious
• GE's credit rating downgraded by Moody’s
• Horizon Lines receives sixth straight Platinum Carrier Award from Lowe’s
• Jacksonville home prices increase nearly 3 percent in February
• Jacksonville corporate earnings show mixed bag for 2011
• Duval County population seventh largest in state, No. 58 nationwide
• Two Days Left To Vote For Florida's Top 100 Buildings
• JSO Hosts 2012 Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics | SLIDESHOW
• Jacksonville organizing its first cash mob
• Fifth Third stock rating upgraded to 'buy' status
• UNF baseball upsets top-ranked Gators 10-5! SWOOP, SWOOP!! Check it out @
• Chase to be penalized for Lehman Brothers collapse
• Apple's iPhone 5 June release rumors heat up
• St. Augustine Makes Forbes 'Prettiest Towns' List
• Honda March sales fall despite booming industry demand
• Florida Morning: Dems starting SYG panel; Graham pushing veto of higher education cut
• Jury Recommends Death for Man Who Killed Teen
• Clay County child sex sting operation leads to 19 arrests
• Crash Snarls Traffic on I-295 and Blanding
• Bomb squad call out to suspected meth lab a false alarm
• App of the Day: Instagram for Android
• Stayin' Alive: Doctors Urge Hands-Only CPR
• Strategic Plan Unveiled For Andrew Jackson High School During Press Conference
• Computers helping Georgia crack down on workers comp violators
• Questions raised about Georgia lawmaker's expense account
• Duval School Board action
• United Way of Northeast Florida to announce outcome in fundraising
• Law & Disorder: Man arrested in trailer park death
• Kickbacks zoning deal struck, but fight not over yet
• Coworker says he was so close in 2006 Jacksonville shooting, he could smell the gun powder
• Turnaround plan unveiled for Andrew Jackson High School
• Florida State College will be smoke free! The smoking ban will go into effect Ma...
• Attention online learners! Scholarships are available for $300 each for Summer T...
• Get ready for Fall Term 2012! Fall term class schedules are currently available...
• Koran-burning Gainesville pastor speaks in Jacksonville, gives his views on Islam
• DROP a good deal for city employees, but adds to Jacksonville's pension woes
• Duval superintendent Ed Pratt-Dannals seeks to fill some staff vacancies before leaving
• Duval superintendent seeks to fill some staff vacancies before leaving
• 2 Duval teachers resign before termination vote
• Two Duval teachers resign before termination vote
• UNF Cashing In On CNN GOP Debate
• Top Global Axcess executive resigns after 2011 loses
• Working on the First Coast: The Granary brings alive adage of 'health is wealth'
• Search deferred retirement payments for Jacksonville Sheriff's Office and Fire and Rescue
• Abel Harding: Lessons to be learned in the blogger vs. Mac Brunson case
• Jacksonville truck driver goes to all extents since murder conviction; sentenced to life
• Medical emergency may have caused crash in Jacksonville
• Jacksonville clinic doctor charged in W.Va. dies
• Top naval officer wants to speed up Mayport timeline
• 15-year-old charged in St. Johns County with battery for throwing brick
• Inmate who died in Georgia jail had swallowed two bags of drugs, police say
• $30,000 worth of power equipment taken from Brunswick feed and seed store
• Large tornadoes, damage reported in Dallas area
• Kickbacks owners strike deal with RAP to settle zoning fight
• United Way to unveil results of "highly successful" fundraising campaign
• Be sure and watch WAWS-FOX 30 tomorrow morning at 7:30 a.m. to catch Jason Mauro...
• Jacksonville Aviation Authority receives ‘A’ rating from Fitch Ratings
• "Beautification Law" Requires Tree Projects
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• Law & Disorder: Corrections officer accused of selling pills
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• 22 new U.S. citizens sworn in Brunswick federal court
• U.S. soldier accused of killing Afghan civilians to be charged with 17 counts of murder
• Jacksonville woman celebrates her 100th birthday
• Episcopal School setting up memorial fund in honor of Head of School slain in murder-suicide
• Tennessee says it foiled Death Row breakout plot; victim was Orange Park woman
• Report: Jacksonville man to plead guilty in Hollywood hacking case
• Killing pit bulls postponed in Putnam County after controversial policy stopped
• Putnam temporarily stops euthanizing pit bulls instead of trying to adopt them out
• Angela Corey to take over investigation into Sanford shooting death of Trayvon Martin
• Watch: Helen Dewey's 100th. Birthday Party
• Jacksonville on hook for millions more in pension costs
• Orange Park Walmart Evacuated After Shelf Set on Fire
• Religion calendar for March 23-30
• Jacksonville City Council panel considers creating commission to run Mayport ferry
• 96-year-old ruled incompetent in St. Augustine killing
• AT&T donations helps Operation New Hope
• Anyone planning to unplug tomorrow?
• Hackerazzi Suspect Pleads Guilty in Federal Court
• Senate passes maps on 31-6 vote
• Angela Corey Appointed State Attorney on Trayvon Martin Case
• Spring garden workshops set by Duval County Extension
• Part of St. Augustine Beach Evacuated for Suspicious-Looking Device
• Small City Park Building Cost More Than Large Park Building
• Undercover operation nets 8 pounds of marijuana in Palatka bust
• Fifth Third takes $95 million pretax gain from Vantiv deal
• Social media competition kicks off — and we want your company
• Congrats to Julie Fagan, director of the Banner Center for Financial and Profess...
• Florida East Coast Industries planning $1B passenger train service
• Bishop Felipe Estevez Returning to Country He Fled
• Semi Hits Overpass, Snarls Southside Blvd. Traffic
• Orange Park finishes work on park for Somer Thompson
• Brio Tuscan Grille opening first Jacksonville restaurant
• Chase subsidiary loses $373M lawsuit
• Share your opinion of the Duval County School Board
• Court calls off Grubb & Ellis auction
• County Commissioner Punched During Argument
• Hiring Our Heroes: Let's Help our Vets Get Back to Work
• JEDC approves Bi-Lo Winn-Dixie and Hallmark grants
• 74-year-old woman and 68-year-old husband attacked in Hastings home invasion Wednesday
• Judge tosses out lawsuit challenging Atlantic Beach sewage pipeline
• What's Happening in Georgia for March 22-29
• Southwest Airlines introduces new, larger 737 to its fleet
• U.S. Postal Service to offer services in small groceries
• It's time for rumors on new iPhone display
• Thanks to students, faculty and staff, UNF earned a spot on the 2012 President's...
• Florida’s pending home sales, median prices climb in Feb.
• Lionfish Invading First Coast Waters
• Jaguars Hosting D-Line Auditions
• 1 dead in 7 a.m. Nassau County traffic accident
• Florida Morning: 'No confidence' vote for Sanford police chief; map moves after Senate lottery
• Escaped Ga. Prisoner Captured
• PolitiJax: Justice Department opposed to another part of state election law
• Downtown Jacksonville's Hemming Plaza could close for renovations
• Rants & Raves: Silly law
• Will the Tebow Trade Kill Tebow-Mania?
• With help from ping-pong balls, Florida Senate map OK'd
• St. Simons Island - The good, bad and beautiful
• New Sensors Monitor Wind on Bridges, Safety
• 'I've Never Seen Anything Like That Before'
• Broncos Trade Tebow to Jets After All
• Fans react to Tim Tebow trade news
• Georgia House Bill would rein in powers of Bacon County Commission chairman
• What you've been saying about Tim Tebow
• About 200 Harley riders thunder through Brunswick to funeral of long-time friend
• What would you do? Would you provide your Facebook login to get a job?
• Glynn County's chief property appraiser dismissed
• Brunswick studying rewards for employees who find savings
• Jacksonville man burned in house fire says he's blessed as benefit event nears
• Law & Disorder: Tip leads to identity of man shot by police
• St. Johns County school board member giving "serious thought" to congressional run
• Veteran TV reporter to become State Attorneys Office communications director
• Telephone tip reveals ID of man shot Monday by Jacksonville police
• Governor says it's been a good legislative year
• Jacksonville FOP endorses in four judicial races
• State mulls legal action against First Coast black loan program
• Georgia House bill seeks to limit Bacon County Commission chairman's power
• Organizers hope to find homes for 250 animals at three-day, three-site pet adoption event
• Jacksonville duo sentenced in federal court for selling a machine gun to a federal agent
• Prison sentence of former Jacksonville Sheriff's Office employee in question
• Ex-Jacksonville teacher charged with sexual battery on student
• Investigators seek relatives of man killed by train Friday in St. Johns County
• Volunteers to Blitz Build in New Town neighborhood
• Second JEA employee suspended in altered records case
• No Beach Access by the St. Augustine Beach Pier
• Tim Tebow to Jacksonville tweets catch fire after trade
• Tebow may have been 'financial gift from the heavens'
• Police Identify Man Killed by Train
• Man Shot by Police Identified
• Men Sentenced for Selling Machine Gun
• Shout out to the UNF baseball team, which returned home to Dusty Rhodes Field at...
• 7-Eleven makes its re-entry into Jacksonville
• Study: Jacksonville 4th Most Stressed City
• First Coast Active in Small Business Development
• Tim Tebow trade reports include Jacksonville Jaguars, New York Jets; Jaguars wo...
• Boil Water Advisory Issued for Baldwin
• Read HBCU Digest's coverage of EWC's recent Suicide Prevention and Awareness Con...
• JEDC approves Bi-Lo, Brooklyn development incentives
• The Artist Series box office is open during Spring Break from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. You...
• 7-Eleven Stores Returning to Jacksonville
• Rebecca Menditto, UNF MBA student, juggles a full-time job, extracurricular acti...
• New iPad hotter than iPad 2, but not in a good way
• Watch: Being a foster parent
• Orange Park man killed in single-vehicle crash
• Funeral Plans Announced for Slain Correctional Officer
• Jacksonville woman beats the odds of colon cancer, credits early detection
• Colon cancer: Doctors' advice
• PolitiJax: Gov. Rick Scott urged to reject school prayer bill
• City Council President Questions $75,000 Part-Time Ethics Salary
• NFL Insider: Jags Seriously Interested in Tebow
• Making Jacksonville a 'no-kill' community for shelter animals
• Pottery Barn Featured at Davidson Speaker Series March 29
• 7-11 to Announce 80 Jacksonville Stores
• The Dolphin Limousine: "At Your Service"
• Fla. Senate panel set for redistricting vote
• Abel Harding: Point the finger at the state for Mayport ferry problems
• FSCJ president rejects controversial contract clauses
• 'Royal Pains' cameras to roll in Camden and Glynn counties
• North Florida website launches nonprofit link-ups
• Law & Disorder: Arrest made in Dames Point bridge road-rage case
• Rick Scott says drug testing law will wait for court ruling
• Six Duval teachers face discipline
• 6 Duval teachers face discipline
• Heated Debate Over State Workplace Drug Testing
• Tobacco companies won first, now second trial at federal level in Jacksonville
• Charter schools, opponents say this year's battles could lead to compromise
• Battle over Florida charter schools could lead to bargain
• Judge: St. Augustine City Commissioner Guilty of Obstruction
• Federally sentenced Palm Coast man had thousands of child porn images
• New Senate maps reduce partisan numbers for 2 First Coast districts
• 1 dead in Northwest Jacksonville stabbing
• Grand jury will review facts in Trayvon Martin shooting
• Tobacco companies won first, now second trial at federal level in Jacksonville
• Vendors needed for upcoming farmers market in Penney Farms
• Kickbacks zoning showdown set for another delay
• Lee Arsenault to lead Old San Jose on the River development
• Florida doctor commits $1 million to Scouting, rose through the ranks from Cub
• Man shot by Jacksonville police remains unidentified because he can't speak
• TPG deal to buy Flagler assets stalled
• Glynn County must raise taxes or cut services, officials say
• Three Homes in One Block Hit for Air Conditioners
• Spring Break is Bringing Needed Business
• Training Exercise Underway at Naval Station Mayport
• Come Run Or Bike March 24th For Memories Of Love
• Ospreys, don't forget to cast your vote for UNF's Student Union, one of Florida’...
• Bank of America secondary offering rumor debunked
• Manhunt Underway in Georgia
• Still No ID for Man Shot by Police
• E911 Technology Approved in St. Johns County
• FAA may relax rules on electronics
• Inside the lists: Public Parks
• Airlines look to satellites for Internet service
• Five in Focus: Tom Coughlin, head coach, New York Giants
• TSA considers automating ID checks
• Operation New Hope Opens Computer Lab
• Fifth Third leads nation in mortgage modification rate
• Police: Missing Callahan Teen a 'Run Away'
• Ospreys, happy first day of spring!!! Enjoy the beautiful weather between classes!
• EverBank among 8 banks fined for alleged foreclosure abuse
• Apple sets new record: 3 million iPads in 4 days
• Death penalty trial of federal prison inmate accused of killing cellmate nearing an end
• Man faces felonies after 11-hour standoff ends peacefully
• Bill Clinton's St. Augustine appearance includes support for interdependence
• Georgia Board of Education to discuss ouster of Miller County school board
• Florida Morning: Feds to investigate Martin death; competing redistricting maps filed
• Pollen at record levels in Georgia
• Missing Fla. Dog Ends up in Maryland Shelter
• Jacksonville City Council panel approves Mayor Alvin Brown's pick for budget officer
• PolitiJax: Mike Weinstein will run for Senate seat
• E911 Technology Vote in St. Johns County
• Law & Disorder: Armed man shot by police at motel
• One of Us: Mud is no obstacle in her effort to raise money for MS
• Ponte Vedra woman regains her missing Labrador found in Maryland shelter
• Jacksonville woman in suspected double suicide was cancer patient
• Clay County detective wounded in raid that killed partner is back on the job
• Rants & Raves: Raves for Autism story
• Georgia Supreme Court rules out evidence in Glynn County death penalty murder case
• Have you heard about Jacksonville SuperFest? It's Northeast Florida's annual hea...
• Gunman shot by Jacksonville police in serious condition
• Benefit Honors Wounded Detective
• Police-Involved Shooting at Emerson Inn
• 1 in life-threatening condition after police shooting on Philips Highway
• Building inspector nominee called 'misleading' by City Council member
• Weinstein says he'll run for state Senate
• Former leader of Episcopal named acting Head of School
• Pet adoption event set for the Jacksonville Humane Society on March 31 and April 1
• Reporter's Notes: Meet 2 of the volunteers who got Ponte Vedra dog home after unplanned trip
• Keystone lakes drying up
• Daniel fundraiser motorcycle ride, party to be held Saturday
• Georgia's sweet onions coming earlier this year
• Fifth Third Bank's e-Bus comes to Jacksonville in April
• Former governor and House speaker say they're Davids taking on Goliath Georgia Power
• Free Saturday children's fishing clinic at Fernandina Beach's Ft. Clinch
• General Assembly passes charter school amendment
• Hotline set up for former owners of Caboodle Ranch cats
• CSX announces 2011 Chemical Safety Excellence Award winners
• Jacksonville's most popular restaurants
• Columbia Correctional Institution Officer Killed
• Having a Yard Sale? Proposed Law Says City Has to Know.
• Kudos to UNF's women's tennis team, which swept doubles and won five of the six...
• Congrats to this week's Hercules Scholar, Alonzo Cunningham, a sophomore.
• Navy Federal moves Beach Blvd. branch
• Man Robs Regency Wells Fargo
• Police Looking for Missing Callahan Teen
• 'Severely Beaten' Man Left at Hospital
• Local Kids To Take Stand Against Tobacco
• Have a safe, fun Spring Break! We would love to know (post photos) what you're d...
• Workers Say A/C Company Operated without License
• QBE First to lay off 81 in Jacksonville
• Rayonier: First Coast Success: Paul Boynton, president and CEO, Rayonier
• Track Meet Held for Physically Impaired Students
• St. Vincent's enters agreement for liability insurance
• National Poison Prevention Week
• 450th Anniversary Celebration Plans Announced
• Slideshow: Top states sunk by underwater mortgages
• The Music Flagship Program's UNF Percussion Ensemble will perform tomorrow at 7:...
• Jacksonville gas prices jump 6 cents
• Heads up Ospreys: The Board of Governors (BOG), which is the constitutional body...
• Episcopal Announces Acting Head of School
• Power Restored in Clay County
• Florida Morning: Capitol preview; lobbying laws could use some muscle
• New Florida Times-Union Publisher Named
• Major reforms in taxes, criminal justice come up for vote in Georgia Legislature this week
• Shooting Investigation in St. Augustine
• 1 correctional officer dead in inmate attack at Lake City prison
• While you were sleeping: Man carjacked, forced to strip outside West Jacksonville gentleman's club
• Classes Resume Today After Episcopal School Shooting
• Ash Falling in Neighborhood Thanks to St. Augustine Brush Fire
• Lake City Correctional Officer Killed
• Jacksonville police: 3 shot outside Southside housing complex Sunday night
• Law & Disorder: Man jumps into truck, is killed in St. Augustine, police say
• Did your team make it to the Sweet Sixteen?
• Jacksonville Sheriff John Rutherford at home in the midst of Tallahassee politics
• On recession's vacant lots, Jacksonville-area gardeners hope to set roots in city's land
• Duval charter school struggling to survive
• Some city council members want JaxPort to return 1-acre parcel of Mayport waterfront
• One-woman show recounts Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings' life in Cross Creek
• Jim Clark: Teach children to embrace other cultures
• Brunswick man's drone hobby catching the big picture
• Brush fire under control after threatening St. Augustine community center
• Neighbors hear gunfire in Jacksonville neighborhood and discover man dead in car
• Man Found Shot to Death in Springfield
• Jacksonville police investigate apparent double suicide of couple not seen for days
• Murder Investigation in St. Augustine
• Man dead in bizarre St. Augustine confrontation
• Orange Park man killed in Volusia crash
• Man arrested after home invasion in Arlington, two other men sought
• 1 Train Involved in 2 Separate Deaths
• Orange Park Man Killed in Volusia Motorcycle Crash
• Quote for the week: “The whole purpose of education is to turn mirrors into wind...
• First Coast Gears: Boy Scout Troop 50 Hosts Classic Car Show
• Power Outage in Clay County
• Terry Dickson: Writer has an unhurried, un-Twittery mastery of the language
• Jailed dads get some fatherly advice before release
• Watch: Holi Festival 2012 -- India Colors
• Man shot in Arlington Saturday evening
• Law & Disorder: Suspect, victim in road-rage shooting death identified
• Police identify victim, suspect in road rage shooting
• Police Make Arrest in Road Rage Case
• Man with samurai sword shot and killed
• The Week Ahead: Spring is here
• Police Searching for Shooter Near Food Mart
• Community celebrates Willye Dennis' life
• Fact Check: Is this a new case of money laundering?
• Bryceville native wants to begin building surveillance aircraft on the First Coast
• Happy St. Patty's Day! Are you wearing green?
• Squatters look for cover under centuries-old law
• Adverse possession: Squatters look for cover under centuries-old law
• 48th Annual Bob Hayes Invitational Track Meet
• Man slips note, robs Wells Fargo bank in Regency, Jacksonville police say
• Orange Park gas leak forces temporary evacuation
• Senate map would give Audrey Gibson a Duval-only seat, draws John Thrasher out of the county
• Woman killed in Orange Park apartment fire identified
• Another JEA Worker Suspended In Fraud Investigation
• Utility Work Causes Gas Leak in Orange Park
• Man waving samurai sword shot by Jacksonville neighbor
• Sword Wielding Man Killed in Mandarin
• GMJ Saturday: Orchid Show this Weekend
• Compromise in Works for Putnam Pit Bulls
• Future Building Plans Cause Concerns on the Southside
• 1st Street in Jax Beach Expected to Open to Traffic Monday
• Make A Splash As Spring Begins! Splash Ground Opens For The Season
• Law & Disorder: Man walks into path of train
• First Coast preacher's kids share what it was like growing up
• Firefighters wrangle with Jacksonville over push for pension changes
• Rants & Raves: Thanks for photo
• Rants & Raves: Thanks for photo
• Religion notes: Jacksonville church gets new denomination, pastor
• Jacksonville seeking bids to manage stadium, arena, other public facilities
• Ferrari GTOs, Porsche race cars, horseless carriages and star cars - the 17th annual Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance in detail
• Pod Rods - Amelia island in depth, a ride in some V-12s, and an icon at Harley-Davidson retires
• Good News: Rotary improves Woodland Acres clubhouse and little piggies go to market
• Watch: "InsideOut Dad" Program
• Do You Believe?
• Watch: A St. Patrick's Day celebration
• Watch: A St. Patrick's Day celebration
• Jacksonville arena needs repairs
• Jacksonville jury convicts man in ‘jealous’ murder
• Watch: 1929 Ford Tri-Motor Airplane visits Jacks
• Safe Animal Shelter in Clay gets new leader
• Local companies help storm victims
• Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings program at library Sunday
• Choo Choo Build-It Mart to open on Southside
• Acosta partners with Venture Sales Group
• Teachers sue, say furlough days violate contracts
• Apparent road rage leads to Bono's parking lot shooting, 1 dead
• Southside Taco Del Mar the first of six in Jax in 2012
• Train hits, kills pedestrian near County Road 210 and U.S. 1 in St. Johns County
• Laura Street Trio versus The John Gorrie
• Happy Friday, Tigers!
• NE Florida home sales fall 3%, pending sales up 26.5%
• Jacksonville applies for "All-American City" award focused on reading
• 2 arrested in St. Johns County armed robbery
• Cold Noses: Scrappy and Furgie
• Police Investigating Fatal Shooting on Westside
• Arena: New Report Contradicts Some Points in Independent, Third-Party Report
• Firefighters, Jacksonville wrangling over pension issue
• Train Kills Pedestrian in St. Johns County
• Woman Who Died in Orange Park Fire Identified
• Bloomberg: CSX surging after forecasting record profit
• Trailer Bridge exits bankruptcy protection
• Two Arrested for Armed Robbery
• The 904 Film Screening: Don't miss this one-hour documentary film of the real-li...
• Publisher Lucy Talley leaves The Florida Times-Union for Hearst Corp.
• Sears says it will close 62 additional stores
• U.S. jobless claims drop another 14,000
• Mayor Announces Plan for New Accountability Office
• High Schools Will Offer Algebra Boot Camp During Spring Break
• Obama's Image on American Flag Angers Vets
• Teacher of the Week: Elizabeth Cunningham
• Student of the Week: Vincent Stippler
• Florida Morning: Counties push for veto of Medicaid bill; lawmakers give Scott more power
• Pedestrian expected to live after being struck by car in Jacksonville
• First Coast News: Woman dead after Orange Park fire
• While you were sleeping: Fraud in Deepwater Horizon oil spill payouts
• Jacksonville Journal: Cut Party tickets
• PolitiJax: Mayor Alvin Brown urges Gov. Scott to veto bill
• Law & Disorder: Flagler man dead after griping about barking dog, police say
• 1929 Ford Tri-Moter takes First Coast fliers back in time
• Pressing School Issues Discussed at Town Hall
• Infant Drowns in Bucket of Water Outside Home
• Woman Dies in Orange Park Fire
• Fans 'Over the Moon' for Tim Tebow
• Duval County School Board – Special Board Meeting Highlights: March 13, 2012
• Duval County Public Schools Announces Departure Of Deputy Superintendent Patricia Willis
• Free testing for lead poisoning offered for children in Georgia
• More artificial reefs closer to Jacksonville gets traction on Waterways board
• Jacksonville's KIPP school ready to pay students a little cash for FCAT scores
• Gunman sought by Jacksonville police after Passions showbar shooting
• High school team wins Jacksonville's annual Envirothon
• Elderly man in critical condition following Putnam County crash
• Toddler drowns at Westside Jacksonville apartment
• Get a jump start on celebrating St. Patrick's Day!
• Three Glynn County commissioners aren't running for re-election
• Tebow opens first Timmy's Playroom in Jacksonville
• Jacksonville to get downtown planning help from IBM
• Watch: Timmy's Playroom
• Man dead in Wednesday night shooting in Flagler Beach
• Mayor Alvin Brown asks Gov. Rick Scott to veto Medicaid-related bill
• 2 Jacksonville businessmen hope products get boost from Walmart contest
• ‘Jealous’ murder trial begins for Jacksonville man
• Jacksonville leaders head to White House forum
• House Committee approves harvest of deadhead logs from Georgia river bottoms
• KIPP school in Jacksonville offers cash for FCAT gains
• Duval high schools offer Algebra I boot camp
• Run to the Sun to benefit Clay, Duval elementary run/walk clubs
• Denmark automotive supplier to open in Dublin, Ga.
• Council members weighing change to police-fire pension board
• Meth lab suspected in Jacksonville apartment
• Foreclosures in Jacksonville fall in February
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• Smoke Expected to Continue for 'Weeks' from Clay Fire
• Save the Moolah Rally
• Federal Reserve denies Fifth Third dividend hike
• Bachelor Degree Showcase
• Jacksonville receives $400,000 IBM Smarter Cities Challenge grant
• Bachelor Degree Showcase
• Hiring Our Heroes: Let's Get Started
• Ann Sabbag named Florida’s Small Business Person of the Year
• Allergy Problems Keep Duct Cleaners Busy
• Jacksonville Wins IBM Challenge Challenge
• Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow opening ‘Timmy’s Playroom’ at Dreams Come True
• There's still time to get to the Career Fair at North Campus! Explore and discov...
• iPad mania runs ahead of Friday launch
• SunTrust capital plan fails to pass muster
• Duval Elections Center's Future in LImbo
• Medicaid shift could take longer than expected
• Jacksonville Fire Department: 1 in critical condition after crash on Heckscher Drive
• Construction Blocks 1st Street in Jacksonville Beach
• While you were sleeping: 2 shootings in 48 hours for Arlington's Kona Avenue
• 4 Injured in Crash that Shut Down Heckscher Drive
• Rants & Raves: Bullying movie not for teens
• Ex-Marine's Southeast Georgia yard display generating some controversy
• Grading Northeast Florida lawmakers, from stellar to faltering
• Looking for Tebow in All the Wrong Places
• UNF Dormitory Elevator Fire Intentionally Set
• Duval County Public Schools’ Leaders Join Community Leaders to Head Classrooms During Teach For America Week
• Florida Morning: Taking the day off
• Jacksonville mother feels the pain of caring for 20-year-old autistic son
• PolitiJax: Florida Senator to respond to court ruling on district maps
• Two occupants of motorcycle severely injured in Flagler County crash Wednesday
• Watch: Trying To Cope With A Severely Autistic Child
• Three First Coast residents injured in Baker County head-on crash
• Clay County School Board to postpone vote on agenda changes
• Law & Disorder: Team of 'men in black' burglarizes 2 Best Buys
• Georgia ranked No. 1 in 'suckers' who shouldn't play the lottery
• St. Simons Island archeological dig yields no signs of 400-year-old Spanish mission
• USA's 'Royal Pains' to film in St. Marys
• Collision Closes U.S. 90 For Hours
• Jacksonville mayor wants more cost-saving ideas from department heads
• Fire destroys mobile home off Jacksonville's Phillips Highway, arson blamed
• Stakeholder meetings set in Duval superintendent search
• Go Stars! The softball team moved up to number 6 in the NJCAA Top 20 National Po...
• Blessing of the Fleet comes to downtown Jacksonville April 1
• Sea turtle nesting and hatching season comes ashore
• Jeremy Mincey signs with Jacksonville Jaguars
• 2 men charged in 2010 shooting that left Jacksonville woman dead, man injured
• Mayor Brown's College Student Aid Workshops: The City of Jacksonville and the In...
• Duval County Council of PTAs wins national award
• Jacksonville man sentenced to 50 years in 2008 slaying
• Schools Can Choose 'Pink Slime' or No
• Crowley expands Caribbean services
• New Senate maps to be out by Saturday
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• 4 stabbed at Ohio office building; police shoot assailant
• Son discusses death of his mother, shot by Clay deputy
• US Airways employees to split $12M in profit sharing
• Jaguars, DE Mincey Agree To 4-year Deal
• BLS: Florida among states with lowest benefit costs
• Baptist Health goes paperless
• St. Patrick’s Day ‘Tow to Go' program offered by AAA, Budweiser
• Family Dollar manager in Jacksonville charged with sex battery of customer
• Walk, run or ride to fund Orlando vacations for children of ill parents
• Spring break is on your mind right now but summer is just months away, and now i...
• Two Men Arrested for 2010 Murder
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• Slideshow: Top importing ports in Florida
• Church Holding St. Patrick's Family Fun Day
• Jacksonville Jaguars President Mark Lamping sees opportunities
• Hotels Rushing to Meet New ADA Swimming Pool Regulations
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• Over $37K in Electronics Stolen from Two Best Buys
• Analyst sees new signs of big screen Apple TV
• Wells Fargo to boost dividend after passing stress test
• Jacksonville credit scores, credit card debt worse than national average
• Suns to Hold National Anthem Auditions
• "I'd Like To Be Alive Again"
• SunTrust among major U.S banks to fail stress test
• Loving Furgie
• Reginald the Beagle
• Ospreys don't forget that the UNF campus is closed tomorrow Thursday, March 15,...
• Florida Morning: Special session starts today; Senate snubs Scott appointees
• Get ready for Summer Term 2012! Summer Term registration is open now for all stu...
• Jacksonville City Council action
• Supporters of man who murdered Georgia deputy to rally at Capitol
• Helping First Coast residents kick the nicotine habit
• Jacksonville police find couple with gunshot wounds at Kings Road Popeye's
• PolitiJax: Top Democrat says Senate’s redrawn maps will need more than tweaks
• Downsizing in Jacksonville: Mansions to Condos
• Law & Disorder: 50 years in prison is punishment in fatal stabbing
• First for You: The One Question to Ask Your Tax Preparer
• Meth Lab Hotel Condemned, Guests' Belongings Inside
• Local Woman Sounds Off On KONY 2012
• Duval teacher's suspension for racist email back in play
• Jacksonville City Council deadlocks on Arlington dog park
• Agency executives on First Coast enjoying big pay raises, outpacing Jacksonville's mayor
• Christ Church hosts 59th tour of St. Simons Island, Sea Island homes Saturday
• Nunnally and Correll families will be part of the history at Coastal Georgia
• Georgia college mergers set to work out details
• Feds pay top dollar for flood-risk Jacksonville homes
• Jacksonville Journal: Deputy superintendent leaving Duval County schools
• CEO salaries at Jacksonville authorities keep rising despite recession
• Green Cove Springs solar company plans to hire 100 people
• Volunteers needed to spruce up Walter Jones Historical Park
• Bowling fundraiser for Jericho School to be held in April
• Jacksonville man gets 12 years for soliciting sex with St. Johns 'child'
• Don't miss the Downtown Campus Volunteer Fair, Wed., March 14, from 10 a.m.-1 p....
• Southern Soul Barbeque's sauce wins Flavor of Georgia contest
• Summer Term 2012 registration is open to all students Wed., March 14. Visit clas...
• BB&T cuts deal to move BankAtlantic merger forward
• Hope College choir tour headed for Penney Farms
• Andrew Turner Memorial Track Meet
• First Coast lawyer honored for pioneer mortgage fraud cases
• Habijax golf fundraiser at San Jose Country Club next week
• Man sentenced to 50 years in fatal 2011 stabbing of Jacksonville man
• Congrats to the UNF Golf team for sweeping titles at the General Hackler Champio...
• Boselli Foundation to repeat The Cut Party after Players tourney
• Haven Hospice to hold volunteer training
• Boater safety class to be held in Green Cove Springs
• Jacksonville the worst city for jobs this spring
• Slideshow: Malaysian Legomen, T-Rex among Sally Corp. projects
• City: Turn Off the Holiday Lights Already. It's the law.
• Unemployment rate dropped in January, but so did number of jobs
• "Try Before You Buy" Jaguars Ticket Event Saturday
• DOT: St. Augustine Drainage Project Will Be Delayed
• The University of North Florida Crisis Management Team's Crisis Drill has now be...
• UNF Building Trying to Be Best in Florida
• Some Council Members Didn't Know About Arena Report
• Missing Green Cove Springs Men Found
• Health Advisory Issued for Bradford County Due to Smoke
• Arts and innovation festival coming to Downtown Jacksonville
• Heritage Capital Group sells Drummac Inc.
• Putnam Sheriff Candidate Killed in Crash
• You Gotta See How This Ends for Fleming Island Girl
• Hudson to build $14.3M Walmart in South Florida
• South Carolina janitor service expanding to Jacksonville
• Jaxport makes selection for emergency mass communications system
• Members of the Jacksonville Beach SWAT Team stand out in front of Building 51, S...
• Jacksonville Restaurant Events: March
• Winn-Dixie Stores Inc.: $6.6 million in incentives offered for Bi-Lo, Winn-Dixie...
• There's still time to register for 2012 Commencement! Visit your student website...
• Arts and Technology Competition Coming to Jacksonville
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• FHP: East Palatka man killed in chain-reaction crash
• Clay Brush Fire 60% Contained
• Heads up Ospreys: The Crisis Management Team will conduct a drill in the core of...
• Motorcycle passenger in critical condition after 3-vehicle crash in Palm Coast
• Law & Disorder: Couple arrested in killing they called a home invasion
• Florida Morning: Senate asks court to delay congressional map challenge
• Jacksonville motorist says he's OK after Beetle goes into Bartram Springs pond
• St. Johns County Public Library Closing
• PolitiJax: City Council trying to bridge gap for Mayport ferry
• Rants & Raves: Chemicals in makeup
• Jacksonville Journal: Down Syndrome Awareness Day
• Renderings Revealed of Somer Thompson Memorial Park
• Jacksonville police: Man shot in face at Arlington apartment complex
• Man Falls Asleep Behind Wheel, Drives Into Pond
• City Commissioners Vote to Ask for Delay on King Street Construction
• Steve Oelrich using bribery allegations against Cliff Stearns to raise campaign cash
• One of Us: UPS driver gets 25-year safety honor
• JEA Spends 50% Annual Gas Budget in 4 Months
• County PTA Received National Award for Advocacy Work with High School Students
• The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens Launches New Interactive Features
• Epoch Project aims to draw big crowds to downtown Jacksonville
• State representative "rights wrong" with resolution praising fallen Georgia Marine
• No need for hasty exit from Afghanistan, Georgia senators say
• High Tides tournament brings 2,000 disc throwers to Glynn County
• Reminder! The bachelor degree showcase is tomorrow, March 13, from 10 a.m.-1 p.m...
• Suspects Try to Mask Murder, Report Home Invasion Robbery
• BOOKS-A-GO-GO goes to West Jacksonville Elementary
• Duval School Board wants to pick superintendent before elections
• UNF to conduct drill Tuesday
• Deputies Find Missing St. Augustine Man
• Church sermon a family's eerie prologue to drive-by shooting death
• Join us for the film/documentary “Miss Representation.” Stories from teenagers a...
• Body Central more than doubles Q4 and 2011 earnings
• Alaska corporation wins $13M contract for FRCS Jacksonville
• Republican controlled Georgia House rejects resolution praising young Democrats, gay rights groups
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• Mayor Announces New Appointments
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• 1 dead, 2 hospitalized in Northwest Jacksonville shooting
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• Fact Check: Volt gets a bad rap in viral email
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• Capitol Notebook: Redistricting created complications during legislative session
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• Watch: Runners at the Gate River Run
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• Accelerated learning program veterans share experiences
• Accelerated learning program veterans share experiences
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• Official: Child sex trafficking charges hit close to home
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• Clay Co shooting scene statement from Col. Craig Aldrich
• Watch: Clay County Shooting Victim's Friend Shares Recent Conversation She Had With Murdered Woman.
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• AFL Players Strike
• Former civil rights leader, legislator Willye Dennis dies
• Senate drops amendment creating Jacksonville University nursing home
• First Coast left off education task force, but state says it wasn't a slight
• Runners Ready for Gate River Run
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• 4G LTE plans cost $15-$50/month for Apple's new iPad
• Comcast says it will not offer Netflix to its customers
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• Bank of America to provide reductions for 200,000 homeowners
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• Toddler Killed by Dog in Northside Neighborhood
• Clay Probationary Deputy Arrested for Sexual Battery
• 911 Calls Released in Episcopal Shooting Released
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• Bunnell Firefighters Ready for Wildfire Season
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• In celebration of Women's History Month, the Women's Center presents "Women’s Eq...
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• Jacksonville Journal: Down Syndrome Day
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• Fired Episcopal teacher's violent actions a surprise to those who knew him
• City Considering Pushing King Street Construction Back
• Police Discover Two Meth Labs, Children Inside Westside Home
• Shahid Khan offers 'lending assistance' to group interested in Laura Street buildings
• Negative Equity Pitfalls
• KONY 2012 Campaign Sweeps Social Media
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• Duval County School Board Meeting Highlights - March 6, 2012
• Concert - Noel Freidline Quintet
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• Service today for Episcopal leader; killing still difficult to comprehend
• Alvin Brown lobbies Duval lawmakers over Medicaid billing fight
• Search for Duval's next superintendent to be long process
• Senate unanimously sends Janet Adkins' adoption bill to governor
• Kiwanis kids elementary school program promotes love of BUGs
• Police: JEA worker changed account names, cost utility thousands
• Watch: Yulee Middle School lock down
• Jacksonville projects sit idle after being infused with city taxpayer money
• Police detain 2 in meth lab investigation on Jacksonville's Westside
• Teen charged with having loaded gun at Terry Parker High School
• Sea Star Line raises rate between U.S. and Puerto Rico
• Jacksonville police nab suspected taxi-riding bank robber
• Flagler County man charged with child abuse
• Business tax cut heads to ballot
• Q: Governor, your LG's name has been turned over to the FBI, thoughts? A: We'll focus on PIP
• 1 dead in West Jacksonville collision
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• BAE Systems Mayport wins $22M destroyer contract
• Police Investigating Apparent Meth Lab on Westside
• Rockets Launched At St. Augustine High School
• Father of Child Allegedly Sold for Sex Talks
• Woman Found Guilty of Social Security Fraud
• Student Arrested for Bringing Gun on Campus
• Stein Mart reducing coupon use, lowering prices
• RailAmerica monthly carloads up from 2011
• A time for ‘grief leadership’
• South Florida Fugitive Arrested in Kingsland
• Dad Arrested After Threatening to Throw Child in a Pool
• Wells Fargo may close branches, Chase plans to expand
• Toyota changes North American leadership
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• Biggest Weekend of the Year Arrives for Car Lovers
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• American seeks to freeze rather than kill pensions
• FIS hires former Homeland Security official as exec
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• 1 dead, 1 hospitalized in Palatka house fire
• PolitiJax: Florida House OKs Stephen Wise bill to allow signs on trails, greenways
• Florida Morning: Senate passes PIP; tax package moves
• Man Found Dead in Northside Trailer
• Shahid Khan Among Newcomers to Forbes' Billionaires List
• Bill Curtailing FHSAA Clout Heads to Gov. Scott
• Duval School Board vows transparency in search for new superintendent
• While you were sleeping: Witness: JEA employee 'fixing' accounts for drugs
• Florida Democrats Bash State Budget Plan for Next Year
• Mark Woods: Slain Head of Episcopal School a firm believer in doing what was right
• Deadly House Fire in Palatka
• Employers Concern For Safety During Terminations
• Cliff Stearns' challenger accuses congressman of trying to buy him out of primary run
• Fired teacher carried nearly 100 rounds of ammunition in Episcopal School attack, says police source
• AK-47, like used in Episcopal School of Jacksonville shooting, a 'quite common' product
• Georgia legislature sees flurry of action
• Georgia Senate adopts scaled version of bill requiring 'personal growth' courses for those on food stamps
• Rants & Raves: Move shelters
• Law & Disorder: 1 more arrest in Beaches child sexual battery case
• Man with connection to Michelle McCoy convicted in robbery
• Senate gives second life to nursing home program Jacksonville University may not want
• Get ready for Summer Term 2012! Summer term class schedules are currently availa...
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• Theatre is alive and well in Jacksonville
• Performance funding for classes to Scott
• Air Force confesses mistake in Super Tucano decision
• Deputies: Mother Tied Up Twins to Prevent Deformity
• Come For The Swamp, Stay For The Trains
• March events at Walter Jones Historical Park in Jacksonville
• Clay wildfire about 75 percent contained
• Tickets are on sale now for danceWORKS 15th Annual Spring Dance Concert, Fri. an...
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• Jacksonville Craigslist killer: ‘I enjoyed it and I hope to do it again’
• 3rd man arrested in Jacksonville Beach child sex case
• YMCA lauds Clay schools for community partnership
• 300 cars expected for display Sunday at 17th annual Amelia island Concours d'Elegance
• Shahid Khan issues statement on Laura Street Trio
• Diabetes benefit walks March 24 at Jacksonville Fairgrounds
• Attention Job Seekers: Explore and discover a variety of employment opportunitie...
• Local Down syndrome group to mark national observance with pizza and a run
• Jacksonville has one of the highest additional meal taxes
• Times-Union looking for 'pastor kids'
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• Firehouse improves average unit volume and sales in 2011
• Spanish, Burmese among languages most in need of interpreters in Jacksonville
• Clay clerk accuses U.S. Rep. Cliff Stearns of trying to buy him out of race
• Apple unveils new iPad, announces prices and release date
• Apple TV gets an upgrade
• Apple unveils faster, sharper iPad, at same price
• Episcopal School of Jacksonville Explains Why Schumerth was Fired
• Help HandsOn Jacksonville youth stage fun fest for families hit by cancer
• Mourners visit Episcopal campus to grieve together
• First P-8A aircraft arrives at NAS Jacksonville
• St. Augustine Beach Pier Repairs Underway
• Three city of Jacksonville buildings make Florida’s Top 100 Buildings list
• Type of AK-47 Used in Episcopal Shooting Easy to Buy
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• CSX recognized as a top employer for veterans
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• Outdoor retailer to open first Florida store in Jacksonville
• Memorial Plans Announced for Dale Regan
• Republicans revive bill to extend school vouchers to military and foster children
• Gina Riley: Teacher of the Week
• More cities approve Sunday alcohol sales on Super Tuesday
• Teen burglary suspects fall into hands of police
• Georgia school system going back to five-day week
• JEA Investigates Accusations of Internal Fraud
• Man Wanted in connection With Meth and Child Abuse Case
• Jacksonville Journal: Gail Sheehy speaker at Caregiver Expo
• Child Porn Case Expands to Sexual Battery
• Florida Morning: Judge rules pension law unconstitutional; Citizens reform fizzles
• "We are in shock," writes father of suspected Episcopal School shooter Shane Schumerth
• First Coast doctors draw on parallels in sport
• Colleague: School Shooter Seemed Intelligent, Perceptive
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• Glynn County high school students at polls again
• Sontag Foundation gives $695,000 to Northeast Florida nonprofits
• Workers scold Duval School Board over pay cuts in light of $100 million reserve
• Melissa Ross: Bus woes are privatization's down side
• Florida Coastal School of Law grads file suit against school, allege deceptive practices
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• Budget spends $3.1 million on minority health, Mia Jones' top priority
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• The important things survived a Jacksonville church fire, says the pastor as repairs are set to begin
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• Episcopal killer Schumerth kept to himself, acquaintances say
• State calls Flagler Hospital 'rural' so it will get $3 million
• 200-acre Clay County wildfire burns home, causes evacuations
• Georgia House bill would create authority to preserve historic St. Marys cemetery
• Fernandina Beach man charged in sex battery of 6-year-old
• Flagler man in intensive care after girlfriend runs him over with car
• UNF Student Robbed at Gunpoint on Campus
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• Firefighters Battle 40-50 Acre Blaze in Clay County
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• Immediate Action Required:Safety Problems at City Arena
• Florida Morning: Budget deal reached; abortion bill stalls in Senate
• Construction Frustration in St. Augustine
• PolitiJax: Abortion measure stalls in Senate
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• Duval's new court helping veterans in trouble
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• UNF escapes state budget cuts
• Union Members to Protest Pay Cuts at School Board Tonight
• Budget Planners See No Millage Increase in 2013
• "Tough old girl" living on Jacksonville's streets says she doesn't want family's help
• Georgia Senate vote on reducing crabbing licenses passes
• 2,700 college students will come to Glynn County for Ultimate tournament
• Okefenokee Swamp rises a foot in past week
• Rants & Raves: Fairness Doctrine needed
• Law & Disorder: Putnam couple charged with child abuse after twins found bound
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• Ethics office gains momentum in Jacksonville City Council
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• Jaxport gives nearly $1 million order to Tampa company
• EVE nominations due by March 15
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• Seniors, young and old, dance under the "lights" of Paris
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• Department Of Children and Families Urges Parents To Use Safe Sleep Precautions
• Senate adopts bill limiting crab licenses
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• Georgia Senate wants music therapists to be licensed
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• TriBridge Residential to build $20M apartments at St. Johns Town Center
• Former Mayoral Candidate Busted for Organized Fraud
• Stein Mart to open two new stores, relocate another
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• Apple’s job creation data spurs economic debate
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• Occupy Jacksonville Ending 24-7 Occupation
• Explosive Training Scheduled at Camp Blanding
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• Duval County School Board mulls addition of 4 administrators
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• Bailiffs bring varied backgrounds to Duval courtrooms
• Slideshow: Most admired companies in Florida
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• Fact Check: Using Chinese labor, materials a state decision, not Obama's
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• Deadly tornadoes slam country on Friday
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• Gringrich hammers Obama during campaign stop in Brunswick
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• Rants & Raves: Leave cats alone
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• Law & Disorder: Police give description of Avondale shooter
• Ceremony held as veteran's wayward headstone delivered
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• Embattled Caboodle Ranch operator says confiscated records detail his care for cats
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• Senate passes Cecil Field spaceport bill
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• Florida House passes controversial high school athletics bill
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• House: Charters don't have to comply with parts of merit-pay law
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• Study: Bank of America, Wells Fargo, JPMorgan lead Florida in complaints
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• Law & Disorder: Man shot at his Avondale home, police say
• JSO: Woman Recovering After Accidental Shooting
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• Florida Legislature Passes School Prayer Bill
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• New Courthouse: Jury Parking in the Air
• Brainstorming: Saving the Mayport Ferry
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• Florida Morning: Budget talks begin; high court set to hear redistricting arguments
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• PolitiJax: Lawmakers cut negligence payment to $15 million
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• Third time not the charm for Janet Adkins' charter school funding provision
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• Victim Wants New Video Voyuerism Bill on the Record
• Big profits in Florida's poker rooms
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• State’s largest poker room to open this week in Jacksonville
• Poker games played at the new BestBet Jacksonville
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• Jacksonville man charged in his father’s death declared incompetent
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• Jacksonville reviewing 2 plans for 600 residences in Brooklyn, Riverside area
• Slideshow: iPad 3 possible release date and features inside
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• Group pushes for third Georgia port in St. Marys
• FHP Crackdown on Road Rage
• Group pushes for new Georgia port
• Driving restrictions could be next for Huguenot Park
• 3 Marines part of first black unit honored Sunday at Jacksonville church
• Statement From Superintendent Pratt-Dannals
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• Churches seek new names to further efforts in the nondenominational trend
• Marine veteran hopes his memoirs will help others, speaks at FSCJ Tuesday
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• Law & Disorder: 1 shot outside Jacksonville show bar
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• Terry Dickson: Yes, it's water I'm drinking, and yes, I'm just cheap
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• Law & Disorder: Two trucks hit by rocks on I-10
• Ed Pratt-Dannals statement announcing his retirement
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• Duval County School Board decides not to renew Pratt-Dannals contract
• Needs diverse for superintendent who replaces Pratt-Dannals
• Needs diverse for Duval superintendent who replaces Pratt-Dannals
• AFL: Two additions join Jacksonville Sharks on camp's third day
• State education chief abandons plan to grade centers for disabled students
• Meeting in Jacksonville, mayors tout export growth as tool to help economy
• Meeting in Jacksonville, mayors tout export growth as tool to help economy
• Man Killed During Crash Behind Winn-Dixie Store
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• Pratt-Dannals Leaving Superintendent Position in December
• Jacksonville Public Education Fund Issues Statement On Pratt-Dannals
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• Duval Superintendent Ed Pratt-Dannals leaving
• Surprise! Duval schools sitting on $100+ million in reserves
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• AARP Foundation Tax Aide in Jacksonville
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• PolitiJax: Rep. Daniel Davis' abortion measure tacked onto larger bill
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• One Lane of Dunn Ave Closed Due to Crash
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• Georgia House committee clears measure on Sharia law
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• Guy Heinze Jr. pleads not guilty to killing father, 7 others 2 1/2 years ago
• Schools Snagging .XXX Domain Names
• Law & Disorder: Man charged in wife's shooting
• Jacksonville mother charged in her children's drownings says she's 'not the cause'
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• watch: Mother and Two Children Found Dead in NW St. Johns County Home
• AFL: Jacksonville Sharks staff gets first look at host of new faces
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• Arena Investigation: Council Members Speak Out
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• JTA board chairman blasts management
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• Daniel Davis finds a ride for his anti-abortion bill
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• 5 hospitalized in Jacksonville wreck involving motorcycles and a third vehicle
• Salvation Army night feeding program to feast on game meat
• Florida House votes to end lifetime alimony
• Registration underway for Clay tutor training class
• More people aged 20-44 in Jacksonville than any other age group
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• Police: Man Robs Woman at Westside ATM
• State Reconsidering Grading Options for Disabled Students
• Marshalls plans new Jacksonville store in 2013
• Apple, Google, others agree to improve app privacy
• T-Mobile files opposition to Verizon Wireless spectrum deal
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• FBI Releases Files on Lake City End Timers' Leader
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• PolitiJax: John Thrasher coy about Senate president bid
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• Georgia Senate panel rejects latest photo ID rule
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• Florida Morning: More higher education cuts; U.S. Senate non-debate
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• Jacksonville medical magnet students get full surgical experience
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• Law & Disorder: Lake City man accused of shooting at police
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• Fact Check: Obama's SSN not the same as dead man
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• Jacksonville Zoo And Gardens Partners With Bank Of America To Commemorate Black History Month With Special Admission Offer
• Duval Delegation Meeting Notice For February 21, 2012
• Rants & Raves: Church should stop dictating
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• Georgia Senate passes deadhead logging bill
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• Senator from Brunswick wants Georgia school courses to focus on America's founding principles
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• Nonprofits get awards for community health programs
• USPS cost cutting plan: No Saturday delivery, 50-cent stamp
• Jacksonville man to be released after another confesses to Regency mall shooting
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• Catty Shack Hosts Tiger Cub Baby Shower
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• Illegal Pill Transaction Leads to Kidnapping Arrests
• Bodies of 5 Georgians killed in Florida crash flown to native Brazil for burial
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• Body of Slain Clay Detective Moved to Jacksonville M.E.'s Office
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• Help For Homeowners With Conventional Mortgages
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• Jacksonville Journal: Lt. Gov. Carroll to speak at UNF
• PolitiJax: Senate health plan would kill King's research center
• Law & Disorder: High-speed chase leads to robbery suspect's surrender
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• Music and more at Black History Month Festival at FSCJ North Campus
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• Amphibious readiness group seen as a boon to Mayport's ship repair industry
• Brunswick city commissioner gets $17,500 bail on firearms and corruption charge
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• JTA suspends four drivers after discovering licenses aren't valid
• Thrasher helps broker proposed "eyeball wars" deal; campaign cash underpins talks
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• "The Voice" Winner Javier Colon to Perform Friday Night
• Thrasher helps broker proposed "eyeball wars" deal; campaign cash underpins talks
• Seniors on a Mission treated to filet mignon
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• Save the Ferry Task Force gets image behind effort to keep vessel afloat
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• Florida Rep. Ander Crenshaw questions Obama spending plan that cuts nuclear carrier projects
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• Southwest raises round-trip fares by $10
• Venus Fashion buys building for $5.3M
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• Duval, St. Johns superintendents scoff at proposed changes to school grading system
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• Florida foreclosures rise 14 percent in January
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• Crowley subsidiary to design Alaskan fishing ship
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• Man Arrested in Connection to Rash of Car Burglaries
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• GM reports highest profit ever: 62% increase from 2010
• Palm Coast Man Now Facing Attempted Murder Charge
• Florida Morning: House gives Scott tax breaks; Senate moves budget
• Palm Coast Pot Growing Operation Busted
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• Former Camden Sheriff Bill Smith said he intends to run for his old job
• Ware County tax commissioner says he won't collect Waycross taxes without a pay agreement
• Rising insurance cost along Georgia coast comes under scrutiny
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• First Coast 'scrappers' turn trash into cash
• PolitiJax: House OKs corporate tax exemption
• Rants & Raves: Raves for Teal Deal
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• Law & Disorder: Man, 24, gets 58 years for drive-by shooting death
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• Serving Up a Fight Over Kickbacks Expansion
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• Crowley subsidiary wins U.S. Navy contract
• GE Aviation investing $580 million across all facilities
• Credit scores, credit card debt in Jacksonville worse than national average
• Duval judge asked to rule on constitutionality of Jacksonville gaming law
• Bathroom fire disrupts morning at Jacksonville's Ed White High
• First Coast Happenings for Feb. 16-23
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• Will Apple's iPhone sales slow after holiday rush?
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• Delta gears up for full flat-beds on 747-400
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• Judge seals father’s verdict in Jacksonville drownings trial until Tuesday
• Jacksonville Man Declared Dead By Social Security
• UNF hosts dietetic program
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• Florida House Votes Unanimously for 2012 Sales Tax Holiday
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• World Affairs Council of Jacksonville: ‘A digital bomb’: WuDann warns of cyber-a...
• Police Searching for Gas Station Robbery Suspect
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• Search Warrant Leads to Drug Arrest
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• Florida Morning: Private prisons latest bill to die in Senate; USF fighting proposed budget cuts
• Local Novelist Nominated for NAACP Award
• No Ruling on St. Augustine Eminent Domain
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• Jacksonville Journal: Bowling tournament to benefit kids group
• Mother Accused of Leaving Kids 1, 3 Home Alone
• Bargain Prices for Baby Supplies
• Jacksonville Novelist Nominated for NAACP Image Award
• Hope Haven's Down Syndrome Center accentuates the positive for patients' parents
• Jacksonville City Council action
• PolitiJax: Janet Adkins' effort for charters fails
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• Legislature's heavyweights backing eminent domain bill for St. Augustine state school
• John Thrasher's ethics bill dies in Senate committee
• Florida School for Deaf and Blind legislation advances
• Jacksonville City Council blocks JEA pay raises
• Law & Disorder: Railroad worker dies in fall from trestle
• Negotiators Reach Tentative Payroll Tax Cut Pact
• Lights Out on JEA Pay Raise
• Study: Central Florida can safely pull water from St. Johns River
• 3 Jacksonville businesses slated for sweepstakes games trials
• Watch: Railroad worker falls from trestle into water
• SelectQuote expanding Jax office to add 45 new jobs
• Emotions grip courtroom in Jacksonville father’s trial in children's drowning
• Missing teen sought in Atlantic Beach
• Sell stuff at Penney Farms sale, benefit Penney Scenic Highway
• House bill would repeal most rules on long-term stays aboard boats at Georgia marinas
• Janet Adkins' charter school funding change rejected by panel she vice-chairs; bill passes
• Study: Water withdrawls from St. Johns will not hurt river
• Railroad worker dies in fall from trestle
• Jacksonville man killed in Orange Park tree-cutting accident
• Man Dead After Falling from Railroad Bridge
• Obama budget includes money for Jacksonville bus system
• Missing Atlantic Beach Teen Possibly Endangered
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• U.S. Transportation Secretary LaHood recommends $47 million for Jacksonville transit projects
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• BTS: Delta more on-time, better at customer service in ‘11
• AT&T, Verizon seen getting 4G wireless iPads
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• While you were sleeping: Jacksonville woman causes 9-vehicle wreck while fleeing from FHP
• Florida Morning: Prison privatization on life support; Carroll responds to Gaetz
• Florida Morning: Prison privatization on life support; Carroll responds to Gaetz
• War of the Roses: Best Bouquet for Your Buck
• Mayport Nuclear Carrier is Delayed
• Atlantic Beach Commissioners Fire, Rehire City Attorney
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• College Campus Self-Defense Strategy
• Vote For Read It Forward Jax! In Jax Boldest Contest For Best Project In Jacksonville
• Fewer tickets, more warnings as Jacksonville traffic deaths drop
• Brunswick Commissioner transferred to Glynn County jail on gun charge
• Jacksonville's Tedeschi Trucks Band wins Grammy for best blues album
• City Council agenda
• Rants & Raves: Rave for Littlepage
• PolitiJax: Church leaders ask Gov. Rick Scott to stop execution
• Law & Disorder: Putnam body confirmed as sex offender's
• Atlantic Beach city attorney is rehired -- for now
• Bill to end JEDC passes first House stop
• Steve Oelrich previews attack on Cliff Stearns
• Don't forget Valentine's Day is tomorrow!
• Duval School Board to decide fate of suspended speech therapist
• Meninak Club elects new officers
• Ron Book is largest contributor to the Florida Historic Capitol
• 14 Cats Missing or Dead After St. Augustine Fire
• IRS Steps Up Enforcement On Identity Theft
• Bill to end JEDC passes first House committee
• New Jags president says small market no excuse for blackouts
• Khan: New Jaguars president a good cultural fit
• LPS reports losses for the fourth quarter and year
• Check out Duval, Nassau students' regional science fair projects Tuesday
• Reaction in Mayport: Resignation, anger
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• Jacksonville ranks 213th for workers' use of public transit
• Oceanfront Ponte Vedra home sells for $6M
• More ships for Mayport softens the blow of carrier delay
• Nuclear carrier delay costs Mayport near half-billion-dollar economic impact
• Motorist rescued from river after Buckman crash
• Reminder! Tuition payment due for Spring Term "C" Sessions, Thurs., Feb. 23.
• Hit-and-run vehicle sought by Jacksonville police
• Jacksonville man sought in fraud case
• Somer Thompson Autopsy, Other Evidence Released
• Mayport nuclear carrier will be delayed
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• Law & Disorder: Jacksonville church robbed of AC unit, second time in a month
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• Oprah visits area to launch new show set in Kingsland
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• Riots spread across Athens before Greek lawmakers vote on deal to prevent bankruptcy
• St. Augustine Man Pleads Guilty in Ponzi Scheme
• Jacksonville church robbed of AC unit, second time in a month
• Powerball Jackpot Goes To Rhode Island Winner
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• Police: Armed man shot dead by off-duty officer working security at Jacksonville nightclub
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• Law & Disorder: Cat deaths spark cruelty investigation in Mayport area
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• The Little Mermaid
• Capitol notebook: Foster funding dispute splits house along party lines
• State worker bonuses could be another budget sticking point
• First Coast Happenings for Feb. 12-18
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• Police looking into cat killings in Mayport area
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• Nearly Two Dozen Cats Injured or Killed by BB Gun
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• Extraordinary Love: For the Goldbergs, married 68 years, the best years are still to come
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• GMJ Saturday: 26.2 Expo
• Senate bills give oversight of court cash to Jeff Atwater; plan follows recommendations
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• Rants & Raves: Raves for Clay police
• Law & Disorder: Off-duty officer stops nude man heading for river
• Looking for help on college financial aid forms? It's available Sunday
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• Brunswick commissioner still jailed on bribery charge
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• Frank Pembroke Huckins: Jacksonville's PT boat genius
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• Drive-by shooting rattles Southside Jacksonville apartment complex
• Rotary Club of Jacksonville gives back to celebrate its centennial
• Jacksonville woman choked and hit with fry pan in Thursday attack
• Man in wheelchair pushed to ground and robbed
• Pam Bondi sends new maps to the Supreme Court
• Jewish Community Alliance presents premiere film festival
• Do Oil and Politics Mix?
• Consumers Complain About LBS 103rd Street Tax Service
• Watch: Diena Thompson speaks out
• Putnam County authorities looking for missing registered sexual offender
• Sisters Break Silence about Child Sex Abuse
• Girls education conference Saturday at UNF
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• Valentine's Day Especialidad at Cantina Laredo
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• Somer Thompson's mom proud of twin brother's courage facing her killer
• Naked man nabbed after strolling out of Hyatt Regency
• Black History Month Calendar
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• Can You Hear It: Ponte Vedra Bird Talks Tebow
• SBA increases some small business size standards
• One Person Shot Inside Regency Mall
• Putnam Deputies Searching for Registered Sex Offender
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• Florida Senate TED budget sends proposal up
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• Amtrak Exhibit Train Visits Jacksonville for 40th Anniversary
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• PolitiJax: Joost has concerns about selecting ethics office chief
• Headliners revealed in Jacksonville Jazz Festival
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• Credit Cards Signup Bonus Offers Cash, Miles
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• Jacksonville Journal: Leaders on video
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• Jacksonville-based 4th Fleet participating in maneuvers
• Former Jacksonville prosecutor running for 6th Congressional District
• Slide show: Report shows shakeup among top bank brands
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• Florida House proposes $341 million fix for court's funding woes
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• Support Groups
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• Check out photos of CNN Republican Debate at UNF
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• First Guaranty employees relieved by bank failure
• State shuts down First Guaranty, Jacksonville's oldest bank
• Traffic Alert - Southbound I-295 closed at 103rd Street
• First Guaranty Bank and Trust Co. of Jacksonville fails
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• Romney is Aggressor in Final Florida Debate
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• LPS: Number of new mortgages fell 10% in November
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• Boat Show Underway in Downtown Jacksonville
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• Bicyclist Struck Downtown, Taken to Hospital
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• Thanks, but no, School Board tells Jacksonville council about redistricting bill
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• A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline Opens February 8
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• Florida Morning: Lots of Florida presidential polls; Alexander meets with prison workers
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• Watch: A special song for Kalil McCoy
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• Watch: Tending Bridges
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• PIP fight not just between political parties
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• Ponte Vedra community makes 50 top-selling list
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• 'Pay to Play' Proposed for Duval County Sports
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• Body Central signs deal for $5 million line of credit
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• Police: Suspect Recorded Admitting to 1994 Murder
• Florida Morning: Newt gets more casino money; grand jury says tree cutting in "violation of law"
• Atlanta officer struck and killed helping at crash scene
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• Local Leaders Respond to State of the Union Address
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• Why Mitt Romney likes Bush tax cuts
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• Charlton man dies in crash, passenger injured
• Jury begins hearing evidence on whether South Georgia man should get dealth penalty
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• Abel Harding: Winning can be tough in a state where politics is a contact sport
• New business to open shop at Cecil Field
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• Video Vigilante Catches Kids Unattended in Car
• Jacksonville City Council Approves Emergency FOP Contract Resolution
• Last of 3 Jacksonville brothers killed in Seattle
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• Palatka Man Dies In Crash
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• Slideshow: Mitt Romney in Jacksonville
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• National Pie Day - January 23rd
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• Jacksonville man pleads guilty to 3-month-old daughter’s murder
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• Odd?Rod the Poet
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• Slideshow: Ronald Reagan in Jacksonville
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• Ron Paul
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• Senate committee passes gaming center regulation bill; John Thrasher lone no vote
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• Times-Union seeks Republicans' videos
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• 30-year Federal Prison Sentence for Drug Offender
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• PolitiJax: John Mica throws his support to Mitt Romney
• Rants & Raves: Great job, Mayor
• One of Us: Love of classical music led Jollivette to Ritz Chamber Players
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• Law & Disorder: Roller-blading skater hit by motorist
• College of Coastal Georgia students volunteer on MLK Day
• Enter the Times-Union's high school journalism contest
• Homicide Detectives Investigating Death in Southside Fire
• Jags Ready to Rise Today
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• Watch: A meaningful photo
• Hope everyone had a great Martin Luther King Day!
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• Fernandina Beach lawmaker to organize Mayport ferry meeting in Tallahassee
• What’s missing from new Jacksonville ethics office? Money
• Vision Is Priceless provides free eye exams and glasses
• Jaguars fans will hear from the new team owner and coach at Tuesday night's Ready to Rise
• Jaguars fans will hear from new team owner, coach at Ready to Rise Rally
• St. Johns County deputies investigate jogger attack
• Florida Legislature could give Rick Scott more power
• State stops money for school construction, putting St. Johns County in a bind
• Great Jacksonville Parks: Cedar Point Preserve
• MLK celebrations around the nation
• Jacksonville toddler injured in accidental shooting
• House sets Jan. 27 redistricting vote
• Jacksonville home damaged Monday morning by fire
• Jeep hits skater on Jacksonville's Southside
• JTA: No Citation for Bus Driver after Crash into Building
• Lynch departure could signal move of Winn-Dixie HQ
• FCN Reporter Tackles the Justin Bieber Dance
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• "The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think cri...
• Suite celebrates first anniversary with Outasight and DJ Five
• 2 fires, 1 evacuation in last 12 hours in Jacksonville
• Hear the 911 Calls: Woman Hit by Car in Parking Lot
• Memories from the MLK Memorial
• Jacksonville historic landmark consumed by fire
• Law & Disorder: Hilliard woman killed in crash
• Tet festival in Jacksonville delivers cultural connections
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• A monumental experience: Visiting the MLK Memorial
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• The Week Ahead - January 16 - 22
• Woman Hit by Car in Publix Lot Unconscious, Investigation Stalls
• Pharmacist charged with trafficking
• Watch: Fatal Fire
• A Peek at the Parks: Chuck Rogers Park
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• Sunday blaze at Jacksonville condominium complex claims 'inseparable' duo
• Hilliard Woman Dies In One Vehicle Accident
• Falcons Hire Dirk Koetter to Lead Offense
• First Coast school districts re-evaluating buidling plans after state funding freeze
• St. Johns County children send love to parents in war zones
• Quote for the week: “A genuine leader is not a searcher for consensus but a mold...
• Teen Dead, 2 JSO Officers on Leave after Robbery Shooting
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• The Year Ahead
• Terry Dickson: Finding taxes in these unusual places might work
• Who's watching football tonight? Patriots or Broncos?
• NJROTC cadets bring football-like fervor to competition at Nease
• Proposed law would increase penalties for people who assault utility workers
• Proposed Florida law would increase penalties for assaulting utility workers
• Brush Fires in the Jacksonville Area
• Jacksonville Fencing Tournament Debuts 'Dagger Fencing'
• Jacksonville Volunteers Participate in MLK Day of Service
• Multi-agency pot bust nets 53 marijuana plants in suspected Jacksonville grow house
• New commander takes over at Jacksonville NAS
• UF’s president says more high tech degrees offer a reason to increase tuition
• MLK's daughter celebrates Jacksonville's 'defying history'
• 17-year-old boy holding fake gun during robbery shot dead by Jacksonville police early Saturday
• Jacksonville police kill armed robber during overnight stakeout
• Fatal Police Shooting on the Westside
• Savannah investigators trying to ID person in burned car with Glynn tag
• Rants & Raves: Public salaries appalling
• Jacksonville Journal: Counters of homeless sought
• Online thief robs Wells Fargo bank account
• Sword wielded in Jacksonville fight
• Law & Disorder: 2 arrested, 3 sought in theft at nonprofit
• Good News: UNF students find cheek swab could save a life
• Ultimate chili master to be crowned during stroke awareness benefit
• Fernandina Beach wrestling coaches fired after November hazing report
• State drops mental health care agency serving St. Johns, Putnam counties over billing
• Local Pastor Accused of Stealing from Non-Profit
• Pod Rods - new Vette convertible, an Italian teaser and Epcot's Test Track updated
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• The basketball teams travel to Gainesville, FL, tomorrow to take on Santa Fe Col...
• Only 16 more weeks of classes, Tigers! Keep it up!
• JAX Chamber organizing trips to Germany, China this year
• Cold Noses: Midnight and Vera
• Airlines, led by Delta, kick off first fare hikes of 2012
• 2 arrested, 3 sought in theft from Jacksonville nonprofit
• City manager out in Fernandina after commission meeting
• Nease teammates, coach say they knew Tim Tebow would achieve current status
• Jacksonville man to serve 3 years in fatal hit-and-run of 21-year-old
• Jacksonville police questioning man in elderly scam investigation
• Savannah authorities trying to identify body found in burned car with Glynn County tag
• Homeless man charged with stalking Jacksonville Beach 13-year-old
• Retail sales sluggish, jobless claims up
• Duval County Spelling Bee competitors
• Parking Lot Rescue Repair Scam Targets Seniors
• Vilano Beach Publix to Open Saturday | SLIDESHOW
• Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Putting Handcuffs on Social Media
• US Airways, Delta, TPG Capital mull bids for AMR
• Food Lion's Green Cove Springs Distribution Center Safe
• Bernice King Featured at Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast
• Jacksonville Zoo Celebrates Arrival of 145 lbs. Baby | SLIDESHOW
• Congrats to the Women's Basketball team for its 70-67 victory over East Tennesse...
• Winn-Dixie CEO Lynch announces resignation
• JPMorgan Chase profit dips 23% in 4Q
• Gunshot that Killed Ponte Vedra Beach Man Not Self-Inflicted
• Auld & White wins $8.5M EverBank build-out at AT&T Tower
• BRIO Tuscan Grille: BRIO Tuscan Grille to hire 120 for first Jacksonville area...
• Atty. General Bondi says no casinos outside South Florida
• Bank of America may scale back
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• Jax Beach Homeless Man Accused of Stalking Child
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• Calling all singers! Today is the last day to audition for the Florida State Col...
• Woman Accused of Attacking Other Woman with Sword during Fight
• Excitement is starting to build on campus as UNF starts getting ready for the CN...
• Florida Morning: Putnam's energy plan; breaking down Scott's education budget
• Connections: Why You Should Know Carrie Smith
• Food Lion closings a setback for shopping centers, too
• Duval needs student aid tutors
• Mayor Alvin Brown names budget officer, fleet chief
• PolitiJax: Council Mum on police contract
• Bernice King to Speak at Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast
• Ponte Vedra Man Found Dead After Firing at Deputies Now Identified
• Police ID Ponte Vedra man found dead after police shooting
• New Bill Would Give Parents Power to Takeover Schools
• Duval County Public Schools’ Students Participate in TVtexbook Launch
• LaVilla Opera - The Frosted Land
• Jacksonville man guilty of seperate killings in one morning
• Georgia educators want lawmakers to delay deadline for career path education
• Georgia governor wants sales tax on online purchases
• Northeast Florida pair teaming up to bring baseball to Jamaica
• Singing the Blues: You will not want to miss Austin Walkin’ Cane, blues singer,...
• St. Johns man in SWAT standoff dead
• Nonprofit looks to expand park at Big Talbot Island
• Law & Disorder: Third arrest made in Jacksonville couple's deaths
• Halftimes at JU Dolphins football games could get musical this fall
• Kingsland man arrested on child molestation charges
• Jacksonville mortgage broker has to repay $1 million
• Boy shot on Palm Coast roadway
• 3rd arrest made in Jacksonville couple's deaths
• Shoemaker abandons House run; will face state attorney instead
• Jacksonville could face loss of Mayport Ferry
• Archer Construction wins $2M Strand project
• Top cops and staff win annual awards at Jacksonville Sheriff's Office
• Jacksonville’s professional services payroll: $2.2 billion
• Alabama judge says he will declare Natalee Holloway legally dead
• Ceva appoints new chief commercial officer
• Jacksonville’s manufacturing payroll: $1.27 billion
• First Coast Food Lion employees scramble for jobs; customers stunned
• Bank of America prepares to shift advertising
• Candidate drops House bid to run for State Attorney
• Tim Tebow chooses Peak 10 Jacksonville for website security
• St. Johns Ferry Too Costly, May be in Danger
• Annual race relations report shows some progress in Jacksonville
• Florida ranks 11th in national education report
• City Hall: Pension Reform Next Following FOP Agreement
• Food Lion Closures Leave Strip Malls without Anchors
• Psychiatrist: Casey Anthony showed no signs of mental illness
• Donation made to Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
• RailAmerica reports decrease in freight carloads
• Secretary of Defense orders investigation of video showing Marines desecrating corpses
• Florida to close 7 prisons
• Director says JaxPort will stop operating Mayport ferry
• EverBank: Auld & White Constructors lands EverBank build-out
• Florida House unveils its PIP product
• Final Suspect Arrested in Double Murder of Couple
• We're Talking "The Beast" On Buddy Check Day
• Food Lion closing all Florida stores
• St. Augustine Police Investigating Pedestrian Hit-and-Run
• Local Groom Surprises Bride with Reception | VIDEO
• State patrol, Coast Guard find nothing in two-hour search for Jekyll Island plane crash
• Florida Morning: Senate finishes maps; very generous gaming lobbyists
• What is a Jags 'Fan'? Disagreement Follows Shad Khan Definition
• Jacksonville's MLK Breakfast to be held Friday
• PolitiJax: Bill requires that boards allow public to speak
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• Jacksonville, Police Reach New Proposal, Agree on Pay Cut
• One assignment to go for war hero: College football
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• Food Lion Closing Several First Coast Store Locations
• Former Kings Bay sailor convicted of child molestation
• Cumberland Fire may have a human cause, National Park Service says
• McIntosh County putting Sunday retail alcohol on ballot
• 3 men indicted in soldier's slaying in Camden County
• Rants & Raves: Yes to casinos
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• Fire Destroys Clay County Home; Cause Unknown
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• Recall effort heating up in McIntosh
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• Brown wants summit, 'one stop' center for small businesses
• Jaguars Fans React to Shad Khan Comments
• Law & Disorder: Jacksonville drug deal at center of December homicide
• Former Jacksonville drug kingpin Henry Manns sentenced to 15 years
• Watch: Jaguars quarterback Blaine Gabbert talks about his new head coach
• Watch: Jaguars introduce new head coach Mike Mularkey
• Wanted: Drivers' pet peeves
• Hiring of Mularkey was the right move
• Revenue estimate could help settle session ending date
• Boater's first aid and CPR course comes to Jacksonville Jan. 24
• Corps of Engineers' Patano receives award for Everglades work
• Thursday meeting offers information and public comment on planned state road in St. Johns County
• Jacksonville police agree to 3 percent pay cut
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• Edward Waters College professor recognized for research
• City of Jacksonville, police union come to an agreement
• New Jaguars head coach clicked with Khan
• Obama appoints Ambassador Soderberg to administration post
• Film made at 2011 UNF camp for youth with autism to be screened
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• LPS: Home prices declined 0.8 percent in October
• Stephen Colbert Schedules Interview with Jacksonville Leader
• Reminder! Tuition payment due for Spring Term "B" Sessions, Thurs., Jan. 12.
• Neighbors, School for Deaf and Blind Clash over Eminent Domain
• National freight shipments rose in November
• Social Media Gives Grandparent Scam New Twist
• Smoking Leads to JSO Harassment Claim
• New Dollar Tree coming to Westside
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• Colo5 to expand Jacksonville data center
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• Kodak sues Apple, HTC on digital photo patents
• Jaguars hire Mike Mularkey as head coach
• St. Johns Ship Building launches new offshore service vessel
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• Man Arrested After Firing Several Shots During Argument
• Arrests Made in Chicago Lounge, Broadway Shootings
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• Mitt Romney victorious in New Hampshire, all eyes to South Carolina
• Florida Morning: Rick Scott gives State of the State; Brody bill passes Senate
• Northeast Florida hospitals reducing readmissions
• Northside Fire Was Arson, Still Under Investigation | SLIDESHOW
• PolitiJax: John Thrasher getting key co-sponsor for his ethics proposal
• Law & Disorder: Boy who fell into pool at home dies
• Text message leads to SWAT response on Jacksonville's Westside
• Duval County School Board Meeting Highlights - January 9, 2012
• WIFS Northeast Florida announces their 2012 board
• Jacksonville Jaycees 2012 Board
• CSX Train Days at The Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens
• Jacksonville City Council action
• Times-Union seeking guest columnists
• Clay County to license Internet cafes
• Duval school chief's evaluation may get a redesign
• Jacksonville MLK parade money 'secured,' mayor says; mum on details
• New private suites at St. Vincent's Southside keeps mothers and babies together
• Public upset with Atlantic Beach's jail plans
• Abel Harding: Legislators trying to figure the odds on gambling
• John Thrasher has $278k fundraising quarter
• Jacksonville mayor to announce week-long financial literacy program
• House, Senate leadership still far apart on budget timeline
• On trial for two deaths in separate shootings on same morning
• Police, city to sit down for one last round of talks
• Duval School Board working to improve superintendent evaluation
• Beaches cities want consultant to review higher garbage fees
• Scott's tells Legislature he wants school money, higher education reform
• Atlanta DA promises immediate investigation of former Brunswick judge
• Flagler man sentenced to 25 years for possessing child pornography
• Volunteers to rally at state capitol, seek state funding for cancer programs
• St. Vincent's, Humana sign agreement
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• Aging True, Subaru dealerships help Jacksonville seniors
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• Apple may release Siri to iPad, iPod Touch
• Regions Bank offers national championship fan pack
• Oldest Surviving WW2 U.S. Army Nurse Turns 100, Loves Tim Tebow
• Resident Status Takes Bite Out of Fight to Keep Therapy Dog
• Food Tourism Takes Off in St. Augustine
• Palm Coast shopping center sells for $40M
• Man Sentenced to 25 Years in Prison and 100 Years Sex Offender Probation
• Verizon invested $205 million in Florida in 2011
• Owner of Chew and Orsay buys Putnam farm
• Car Crashes into Verizon Store, Employee Hurt | HEAR 911 CALL
• Jacksonville's health sector payroll: $3.1 billion
• Body Central increases comparable store sales 7%
• Rubio addresses issues with local business leaders
• Florida Senate unveils PIP bill
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• Rick Scott's approval rating 38 percent; gaming gets a slight nod
• Scott Stresses Cooperation in State of State Address
• One of Us: Women hope they inspire others to start own business
• Florida Morning: Session starts today; casino bill gets first OK
• PolitiJax: Scholarship program gets another boost
• Fire at South Jacksonville apartments displaces several families
• Man's Death on Argyle Forest Mysterious, Not Suspicious
• Jacksonville police cars charging on solar power
• Jack Del Rio Foundation covering cost of defibrillators
• Florida House panels finish work on redrawn maps
• FHP: Pedestrian seriously injured after road racer crashes into Clay Verizon store
• Report: Salary findings for North Florida government agencies
• Law & Disorder: Man pushing cart struck near downtown Jacksonville
• Interest grows in creating new business incubator in Jacksonville
• Special prosecutor named in former Judge Amanda F. Williams misconduct case
• Duval County School Board action
• Rants & Raves: Thanks waste man
• AP: The Tebow Sensation
• Casino resort bill clears first committee
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• Three New Positions for Duval Co Schools
• Man pushing cart struck on West Beaver near downtown Jacksonville
• Duval County Teacher Fired After Multiple Arrests
• Dignity U Wear contributes to "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition"
• Dignity U Wear contributes to "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition"
• Flagler County man sentenced to 10 years for child porn possession
• Who watched the Broncos vs. Steelers game last night? Did you tweet about it?
• Clay County man charged with molesting 2 children
• Jacksonville couple wins big at final Jaguar game
• Democratic leader files map reshaping Corrine Brown's district
• Waycross wants regents to delay vote on merging Waycross College and South Georgia College
• Kohl's to hire 130 for new Yulee store
• Jacksonville ad agency develops new Powerball campaign
• Atlantic Beach man killed in single-vehicle accident
• US Airways installs first-class areas on smaller planes
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• Horse show-related dinner to benefit Wounded Warrior Project
• Live blog: Duval School Board meeting to discuss firing teacher, other items
• Schmooze with Jaguars players at TPC tournament
• Jacksonville's financial sector payroll: $2.6 billion
• Waste Reduction Consultants sold
• Corelogic: Jacksonville home prices down in November
• House panel OKs three congressional maps; Clay County suggestion included
• Obama's chief of staff resigns
• 2012 Brush Fire Season May Be Another Bad One
• 'Praying For Rain': Drought Puts Snag In Community Fishing
• Man Loses Chihuahua, Finds it at Animal Control but City Disagrees
• Police Looking for Suspects in Sunday Home Invasion
• Duval School Board May Take on 3 New Positions
• Newsmakers for 2012
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• Rumor: iPad3 coming in March, iPad4 in October
• PayPal pegs Home Depot to test in-store payment program
• Stellar earns prestigious construction safety award
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• Good luck with your first day of classes, Tigers!
• 3 Arrested In Union Co. Murder, Arson Case
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• Kudos to the men's basketball team for its win against Florida Gulf Coast Saturday!
• Putnam County School Delayed Tues. Due to Smoky Conditions
• First Coast News: Man suffers burns to 40 percent of his body at St. Johns camp
• Florida legislators to watch
• Florida Morning: Session is here; many court challenges remain
• Putnam County School Closed Because of Smoky Conditions
• JSO Investigates Robbery at Kangaroo Express
• John Phillips' Sports and Courts Radio Show Moves to WOKV 690 AM
• Redistricting, gambling will dominate longer Florida legislative session
• Duval teacher with history of arrests faces termination
• Duval school district looks to bolster communication with hires
• St. Augustine is very familiar to Republican presidential contender Rick Santorum
• Georgia legislative preview: Budget, taxes and job growth are top priorities
• New Georgia gun licenses add security, costs
• Appeals court set to hear Corrine Brown's redistricting suit
• Pam Bondi backs Mitt Romney
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• The Week Ahead - lots of history
• Teen Charged in Case of Teen Friend Shot in Head While Playing with Gun
• 5K Run Brings Attention, Funding to Lacrosse in Northeast Florida
• Gabrielle Giffords, Tucson mark 1 year since deadly rampage
• Mitt Romney brushes off rivals' barbs in NH debate
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• Probe clears Florida attorney general's office of wrongdoing
• Bullets sprayed on West 17th Street Saturday night
• Dickson: Not separate, but not equal colleges either
• A Peek at the Parks: Mandarin Park
• Update: Teen shot in head Saturday is in stable condition; 18-year-old arrested
• Teenager shot in head area Saturday afternoon
• Concert raises money to help with expenses as 4-year-old Callie goes for another heart surgery
• Concert raises money as 4-year-old Callie goes for another heart surgery
• Fact Check: Tim Tebow's birth story
• Fact Check: Tim Tebow's birth story
• Watch: The search for the most photogenic babies
• The Hammer and the Hope: A double-edged message to ex-offenders
• Experts agree aircraft type in May copter crash generally safe and reliable
• Experts agree Mayo helicopter in crash generally safe and reliable
• New trees already make James Weldon Johnson Middle School look "a lot better"
• Children pose for photos in contest to pick Jacksonville's most photogenic baby
• Children pose for photos to pick Jacksonville's most photogenic baby
• Teenager Shot in Head While Playing With Gun
• Junior League Learns Of Volunteer Oppurtunities, Helps Dignity U Wear
• Electrical Problems at Home? Call Utility First!
• Jax Firefighter Retires: 'When I Get up in the Morning, I Kiss my Wife Goodbye'
• Police investigating possible gunshot victim in Jacksonville Beach home
• Jacksonville Ethics Commission Vacancy Announcement - January 3, 2012
• Making your own movie? Pros offer their advice, encouragement
• Glynn County wants $100,000 grant for trail along historic canal
• Leader of Medicare fraud scheme gets 3 years, 6 months in prison
• Rants & Raves: Rave for newspaper carrier
• Friends of the Jacksonville Public Library donating record $260,000
• Atlantic Beach begins Saturday town hall meetings
• Jacksonville Journal: Lacrosse tournament
• Students on a mission to share love for theater
• Good News: JU grad takes home academics gold award
• New Year’s Resolution: “Read Lots of Good Books”
• Fire guts St. Johns County home
• Law & Disorder: State orders child care center closed
• Cumberland Island fire expected to burn out soon
• State Senate candidate Aaron Bean starts political fundraising group backed by Blue Cross Blue Shield
• Fla. Legislature May Change Date of 2012 Primary
• Arrest in St. Augustine Hit and Run
• Jewish Community Alliance is kicking off the new year with a variety of classes
• Jewish Community Alliance is kicking off the new year with a variety of classes
• State shuts down Jacksonville child care
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• Pod Rods - The cheapest car(maybe), some new hybrids, and watch what happens to a Ferrari
• State GOP says registration gap closing; outspoken Dem says not so fast
• Adam Hasner wants to have 10 U.S. Senate debates
• Dignity U Wear donates clothing to tornado victims
• Flames Devour Home in Palencia
• Religion events for Jan. 6-20
• U.S. Navy rescues Iranian fishing boat from Somali pirates
• Jax companies expected to follow trends, hire in 2012
• Medtronic launches remote glucose monitor
• Session preview: Health care, under the knife again
• AP: Dog survives Montana avalanche, found at motel where owners stayed
• Cold Noses: Tim and Theodore
• Theatre Review: A lavish, entertaining 'Wicked' at Moran Theater
• Think You've Heard it All? A Visit to Red Light Camera Court
• Cowboy Shooting Championship in St. Augustine | SLIDESHOW
• Blog correction: Publix will open in Vilano Beach town center on Jan. 12
• Jacksonville Child Care on Blanding Shut Down
• National unemployment hits near three-year low
• Woman suffers life-threatening injuries in accident on Old St. Augustine Road
• John Thrasher's ethics bill would ban lawmakers from working in higher education
• Police Seeking Van in Hit-and-Run of Man on Scooter
• Mortgage delinquencies up after 22-month decline
• Thanks to HCASC!
• NASCAR: Dale Earnhardt Jr. Five in Focus
• New St. Johns Riverkeeper named
• Dallas teen mistakenly deported to Colombia could soon return
• Study: Southwest has fewest complaints
• CSX customers to build, expand facilities and create jobs
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• Today is the last day of registration. Monday is when the fun begins!
• Apple software doubles iPhone data usage
• NTSB: Banner Plane Crashed Nose First
• Kudos to Dr. Lynne Arriale, UNF associate professor of piano, for being celebrat...
• Cristian Fernandez set for court hearing this morning
• JSO: Drug Sting Led to Shooting, Injuring Suspect
• Mandarin Crash Injures Driver, Knocks Out Power to Restaurant
• Question of when police should shoot after cops kill Texas eighth-grader who had pellet gun
• Florida Morning: Citizens veto proposed; billboard grand jury finishes work
• Traffic closures in St. Johns County
• Cristian Fernandez Pleads Not Guilty to Sexual Battery
• PolitiJax: Grand jury finishes work on tree cutting scandal; results remain sealed
• Jacksonville Journal: Gator Bowl promotion nets woman $10,000
• Hit And Run In St. Augustine Shuts Down Old Moultrie Rd.
• Brunswick Struggles with Sinking Shrimp Boats
• Law & Disorder: 2 fires at same house are ruled arson
• Home Show Features Remodeling Tips
• Ring In The New Year With January Jackpot Discounts At The Jacksonville Zoo!
• Should former Jacksonville pastor convicted of sex crimes return to Christian service?
• Man evades Brunswick police for two hours in muddy marsh
• Brunswick reviews mooring policy after another shrimp boat sinks at city dock
• A Bronze Star recipient, a train and a valuable lesson
• JSO to Hold News Conference on Officer Shooting Suspect
• Lunchtime eateries to become casualties of Duval courthouse move?
• Jacksonville police involved in shooting Thursday night
• Duval school officials blasted over ousted principal
• Benefit concert Saturday will help Jacksonville 4-year-old with heart condition
• Dick Cohee, pension official and former Jacksonville treasurer, dies at 59
• Woman charged with manslaughter in 2011 drug overdose death
• Florida to sue firms promising homeowners they could stay in their homes despite foreclosure
• Bill Proctor says implementing merit-pay, higher education reform are education committee's top priorities
• Fortegra buys Hancock insurance subsidiary
• Flagler teacher arrested on out-of-state solicitation charges
• Gov. Deal says he wants to eliminate state agencies
• State warns that despite cold weather, wildfire danger is up
• The Grape Jacksonville closes its doors
• With the new year comes resolutions, and many focus on eating healthier and losi...
• Arson ruled in Jacksonville house that burned twice
• Family reaches out with $5,000 reward for clues in case of missing woman
• Blue Cross enters agreement for Medicaid services
• Global Axcess Corp. refinances credit facility
• Moody’s affirms Jaxport’s A2 bond rating
• Want to Stop Smoking? Local Doctor Needs Smokers for Study
• Grand jury looking at state tree giveaway finishes work; findings not yet released
• Military news about armed service members with Clay County ties
• Big iPhone sales crimp Verizon Wireless Q4 margins
• Florida bankruptcies fall for first time in six years
• Rick Scott wants Facebook help from Floridians to lure new companies
• Marco Rubio will headline national Hispanic conference
• Lacrosse tournament benefits Community PedsCare
• Port authority considers smaller Dames Point rail hub
• Casino Gambling Big Issue in Upcoming Legislative Session
• Fire Marshal Dog Helping Northside Arson Investigation | SLIDESHOW
• Blood Alliance Resolutions for Life blood drives come to donor centers Jan. 9 to 14
• St. Luke's Gets Name Change, Now 'St. Vincent's Southside'
• Could New Defense Strategy Impact First Coast?
• Jacksonville is mediocre big city for commuters
• Winn-Dixie begins Super Bowl gas giveaway
• Air Force Contract in Jacksonville on Hold
• Reminder! Tuition payment deadline for Spring Term "B" Sessions is Thurs., Jan. 12.
• National Football League: ‘The check has cleared’ New Jacksonville Jaguars owner...
• St. Luke's Hospital changes name
• Former Pa. Gov. Ed Rendell Calls for Investment in Jacksonville
• Reward Offered in Rosemary Day Disappearance | SLIDESHOW
• Congrats to the UNF men's and women's basketball teams for their victories over...
• Mother, child injured after collision with Jacksonville school bus
• Minimum Wage Battle for Restaurant Workers
• Ramada Blaze an Accident?
• Florida Morning: Florida primary could decide it all; casino vote coming
• PolitiJax: Weinstein wants to know school funding minimum
• Jacksonville Journal: FOP donates 1,400 cans to food bank
• Cristian Fernandez Indicted in Sexual Attack on Another Sibling
• New JTA Bus Pass Leads to Chaos; Distribution Continues
• E. 44th Street home ignites - for 2nd night in a row
• Northwest Jacksonville home ignites - for 2nd night in a row
• School Bus and Truck Collide | PICTURES
• School Bus And Truck Collide, Injuries Involved
• State Fire Marshal Investigating House Fire on Northside
• Enjoy your New Year - while it lasts
• Duval High Schools Show Noticeable Improvement
• Law & Disorder: Mom used baby as shield when boyfriend attacked her, police say
• Rants & Raves: Frustrated by poor customer service
• Rants & Raves: Frustrated by poor customer service
• Catholic priest speaks in Jacksonville about throwing out demons
• Board of Regents to vote on merging Waycross College with South Georgia College
• Germany, Portugal borrowing relieves Europe crisis
• Reward to be Announced in Rosemary Day Disappearance
• New JTA Bus Pass Continues Distribution
• Law & Disorder: Mom used baby as shield when boyfriend attacked her, police say
• Man's cross-country wagon ride ends on Jekyll Island
• Daniel Memorial prepares to open school for foster children
• NBA and Sprint tip off 2012 All-Star Game balloting
• Pedestrian killed on Arlington Expressway
• Air Force halts $355 million contract targeted for Jacksonville
• Mayor pledges fundraising for MLK parade; council panels waivering
• St. Johns Town Center Bistro Abruptly Closing
• Pedestrian Hit and Killed on Arlington Expressway
• JTA driver fired in death of passenger
• Regulators: Florida workers' comp healthy
• Air Force stops Jacksonville military plane contract
• Kayaking pair covers entire St. Johns River to raise awareness
• JTA driver fired in death of passenger
• St. Johns woman died of strangulation, autopsy says
• What's Happening in Georgia for Jan. 5-13
• New animal hospital opens at Humane Society's Beach Boulevard campus
• Self storage REIT buys two Jacksonville properties
• Transient charged in attempted hold-up of Jacksonville bank
• First Coast Happenings for Jan. 5-13
• Jacksonville Jaguars sale finalized
• Supporters of proposed California tax increase on millionaires point to Kim Kardashian
• UNF Director of Athletics Lee Moon announces the hiring of Steve Loeswick as the...
• March 1 deadline for Clay property tax exemption applications
• AirTran fined for deceptive price advertising
• Kirklands opens fourth Jacksonville store
• Florida Supreme Court asked to resolve tuition power dispute
• Reality Show Casting Now in Jacksonville
• State Fire Marshal Probes Ramada Blaze; Sooty Man in Custody
• Home and Garden Calendar
• Airfares expected to rise up to 4% in 2012
• Fed’s interest-rate changes to be forecast publicly
• Crime Watch: Clay County property crimes Dec. 27-29
• Report: Helicopter hit trees at 30 feet in Clay crash
• Florida legislator files e-commerce bill
• St. Augustine makes list of destinations on the rise
• Check out Dr. David Courtwright, UNF history professor, on the "Academic Minute"...
• Herbert Peyton steps down at Gate Petroleum Co.
• Erin Richman, Florida State College psychology professor, gives advice on how we...
• Duval Announces School Grades, Big Improvements | DATABASE
• Still looking for textbooks for Spring? Visit the EWC Virtual Bookstore at
• Shahid Khan Officially Takes Over Jaguars Today
• Classes begin Jan. 9!
• Reminder! Spring Term "A" Session classes begin Mon., Jan. 9. Apply online now!
• Welcome back, Tigers! It's going to be a great semester!
• Welcome back Ospreys! Hope you have a great spring term!!!
• Bill filed by Charles McBurney would change bidding rules for local governments
• Sewage Main has Broken; Crews Working to Repair
• Local accounting firm ranked 8th best in the nation
• Florida high school grades expected today
• Man Arrested for Selling Moonshine
• Mitt Romney No. 1 in Iowa caucus with 8 more votes than Rick Santorum
• Florida Morning: The good Mitt Romney coming to Florida; tourism interests collide
• No injuries reported in St. Augustine hotel fire
• NTSB: Mayo Helicopter Hit Trees on Way Down; No Cause Yet
• How to keep New Year's resolutions
• Law & Disorder: Man, dog rescued in Avondale fire
• PolitiJax: State Sen. Thrasher unhappy with casino compromise
• First Coast No More Homeless Pets receives major grant
• With Temperatures Dropping Officials Warn About Warm-Up Thefts
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Dan Disch joins Fedora at UNC as defensive coordinator
• January 4th is Trivia Day
• Fire at Ramada Hotel in St. Augustine Under Investigation
• Get the latest Women’s Center news in the January edition of "Portfolio."
• Connections is available now! Thank you for your patience, and we apologize for...
• Murder, violence at decades-long low in Jacksonville
• Loaded gun found with suspect shot by Jacksonville police
• Watch: Orange Park Shooting
• Jacksonville Murder Rate is Down
• Proposed Bill Allows Naming Rights for School Cafeterias
• Survey shows Georgia manufacturing headed down in 2012
• Jacksonville Journal: UNF named among best value in colleges
• Council panel balks on funding for Jacksonville MLK parade, other events
• Jacksonville man pushes petition to recall Florida elected officials
• Children's Miracle Network searches for area's most photogenic baby
• A look at Jacksonville domestic violence homicides in 2011
• Molesting pastor finishes prison sentence, released
• Sonya Doerr, former Atlantic Beach planning director, dies of cancer
• Government wants Tony Nelson sentenced to decade-plus in prison
• Florida Costal vice dean appointed to JAA board
• First Coast Happenings for Jan. 4-10
• What's Happening in Georgia for Jan. 4-12
• Mitt Romney will ramp up TV advertising in Florida
• Herb Peyton retires as president of Gate Petroleum
• Supreme Court allows conviction of St. Johns mom who provided booze to teens
• Judge is opening class action suit to thousands jailed for not paying child support
• Kudos to UNF for being named as one of the 100 best values among public colleges...
• Timeline: The rise of Herb Peyton and Gate Petroleum
• Registration begins tomorrow!
• Elkins wins $1.6M Jacksonville clubhouse renovation
• Two Injured at Clay County Home; Standoff Ends Peacefully
• Herbert Peyton retires as president of Gate Petroleum
• Boyfriend Arrested in Connection with Woman Found Dead this Morning
• What is your New Year's resolution?
• Badly Burned Man Dropped off at St. Vincent's
• Slideshow: Jaguars vs Colts
• Florida had more inbound than outbound moves in 2011
• Verdict for 'Party Mom' Upheld on Appellate Level
• Herb Peyton Stepping Down at GATE, Promoting John Peyton
• JSO: Suspect Shot by Police Critical, had Outstanding Warrant
• Bank of America cutting some small business credit lines
• Embraer deal ‘tip of the iceberg’
• UNF makes Kiplinger’s best value in public colleges list
• Crowley acquires 500 new containers
• Verizon tops list for best service in Jacksonville
• New students are arriving! It's great to have students back on campus!
• CAPITAL ONE BOWL RECAP: South Carolina's Jeffery named MVP in win
• Get involved! Florida State College is home to a variety of intercollegiate soci...
• GATOR BOWL RECAP: Florida's Debose was named the bowl MVP in win
• Free College: Rising high school seniors (age 16-21) interested in workforce car...
• Happy 2012 Ospreys!!!!
• Florida Morning: Rick Scott's first year; Tampa expects good things from GOP convention
• Rants & Raves: New Year's thought
• Law & Disorder: 2 injured as SUV hits Linda's Seafood Restaurant
• Vehicle Flips on I-295, Blocks 2 Southbound Lanes
• Man flown to Shands Gainesville with burns over 85 percent of his body
• Last Day to Register to Vote in Republican Primary
• Jacksonville cop shoots man with felony warrant after cruiser is rammed
• JSO Officer Shoots Suspect With Outstanding Warrant
• Plane from Florida Skids Off Runway at Ohio Airport
• Online Gambling Fight is About "When" not "If"
• JEA Workers Complete Work On Southside Water Main
• JEA Workers Complete Work on Southside Water Main
• Hope Fund: African refugee sees opportunity in new life in America
• The Week Ahead - first week of 2012
• The cold is here but won't quite be settling in on the First Coast
• On this boat in Jacksonville, sunshine means power
• 2 in jail following stabbing at St. Augustine homeless camp
• Advisory: Water main break causes road closure in Jacksonville
• Watch: SUV crashes into westside seafood restaurant
• Rose Bowl float honoring copter crash victims, organ donors wins award
• OUTBACK BOWL NOTEBOOK: Walsh set the SEC and Georgia record for career points
• OUTBACK BOWL: Michigan State defeats Georgia in OT, 33-30
• Time to take down the decorations
• First Coast residents start taking down holiday decorations
• 2 injured after SUV crashes through Jacksonville restaurant
• School cafeterias could get corporate sponsors
• Florida school cafeterias could get corporate sponsors
• FAMU trustees approve independent anti-hazing committee
• Freezing Temps on the Way, Emergency Shelters Opening
• COLLEGE FOOGTBALL: Brad Childress, Bobby Ross East-West Shrine Game coachees
• Top 10 stories of 2011
• Jacksonville Suns announce 2012 manager and field staff
• Memorial Set up for Toddler Killed at Mud Bog
• CHICK-FIL-A BOWL RECAP: Auburn defeats Virginia 43-24, setting school bowl mark
• Have a Florida Prepaid College Plan? Watch out for the Gaps!
• SUV Crashes into Restaurant; 2 Taken to Hospital
• Can't wait to meet all our new students tomorrow at new student check in!
• First Coast News: Cab driver shot by passenger in South Jacksonville
• FHP releases more details in Putnam toddler's death after relative backed over him
• Jacksonville Journal: Holiday closings
• Preparing EverBank Field for Gator Bowl | SLIDESHOW
• Gator Bowl Events, Traffic Changes Today
• Professional photographers donate skills to brighten holidays for Jacksonville families
• GOP Candidates Prepare for Iowa Caucuses Tuesday
• Tuesday is deadline to register to vote in GOP primary
• Hope Fund: First Coast woman sees way to blessings despite tribulations
• Did you make any New Year's resolutions? There could be an app for that!
• Everbank Field Switching from Jags to Gator Bowl in 18 Hours
• Toddler Killed After Being Run Over
• Jaguars Win 19-13, Weavers Inducted Into Pride of the Jaguars
• Grand Park club owner trying to keep the peace is gunned down
• One killed in nightclub shooting
• Update: Toddler Killed After Being Run Over
• FHP identifies Putnam child killed after relative backs over him
• Child killed in Putnam accident identified
• It's a new year, and a new day. Nothing can stand in the way of the Tigers in 2012!
• Gator Bowl Events: Sunday
• Quote for the week: “Always walk through life as if you have something new to le...
• 1 Dead, 3 Injured in Nightclub Shooting
• Happy New Year! "On this New Year, be someone you yourself can admire." - Pearl...
• Fact Check: Email on Pelosi includes some misleading claims
• Happy New Year!
• Child killed in Putnam when relative backs up truck
• Woods: Dawn breaks on a year of adventure
• Woman badly hurt in Baker motorcycle wreck
• Watch: Fatal Banner Plane Crash
• NTSB Arrives At Plane Crash Scene
• Child Run Over at Mud Bogging Park
• Cab Driver Shot in Neck by Passenger
• Gator Bowl 5K runners get an early start on resolutions
• Jacksonville Council to settle city contract fight with FOP
• Watch: Helping the animals from a fatal house fire
• Watch: Witness to the fatal house fire in Middleburg
• New Brunswick commissioners promises changes
• 2012 is almost here! What will you be doing to ring in the new year?
• Watch: Fatal house fire in Middleburg
• Police Indentify Pilot Killed in Plane Crash
• New Year's Resolution: Save money
• Pilot, 32, killed in plane crash in Jacksonville
• Concert for Callie Carver
• 2 die in early morning Clay County fire
• Grandfather, child die in early-morning Clay County fire
• Grandfather, 4-Year-Old Killed in Middleburg Fire
• First day hikes at Georgia state parks
• Rants & Raves: Enjoyed holiday music
• Jacksonville Journal: Funeral services for helicopter victims
• Nuns open spirituality center in St. Augustine
• SWAT callout ends with arrest of wanted Jacksonville Beach man
• SWAT callout ends with arrest of wanted Jacksonville Beach man
• Senate redistricting makes first map changes; Northeast Florida largely untouched
• SWAT CALL: Stalking Suspect Surrenders
• Embraer wins contract to build military planes in Jax
• Things to do in Jacksonville for New Year's Eve
• Woman who provided shelter to many now has house that needs help
• At San Marco Theatre, "Muppets" and "Sherlock" save a miserable year
• 2 Jacksonville detectives injured in accident with city fire truck
• Pod Rods: More Detroit teases, the General Lee and some more Amelia concours news
• Bank of America tops worst performing bank stocks list
• Blackout lifted for Jaguars-Colts game Sunday
• Man Short $1.30 Paying for Wheelchair, Store Won't Give him Break - at First
• Mayor: Embraer to Build Planes at JIA for New Contract
• Several Injured in Crash on Martin Luther King Boulevard
• No cover New Year's Eve concert at Intuition Ale
• Mitt Romney pulls even with Newt Gingrich in Florida, poll shows
• American Airlines parent AMR Corp. to be delisted by NYSE
• 2 from JSO Taken to Hospital after Beaver Intersection Wreck
• Foundation Financial Group hiring 19 in Jacksonville
• Cold Noses: Butter and Houdini
• New Community Hospice thrift shop open in Orange Park
• Houdini
• Hound mix Baby Girl
• Florida bucks trend by cutting government jobs
• Popcorn kitten
• Butter, a Labrador puppy
• Aging True seniors programs to benefit from St. Johns Town Center event
• City Council to Decide FOP, City Contract Dispute
• Crime Watch: Clay County property crimes Dec. 21-25
• City Council to decide Jacksonville police contract impasse Jan. 12
• Resolutions for 2012
• Jacksonville police arrest 1 of 4 sought for questioning in teen's shooting
• All North Florida locations will be closed this Saturday, December 31. The Main...
• Rumor: Apple cutting prices, releasing new iPads in January
• Comcast, other cable firms face customer haggling
• AAA offers free towing during New Years weekend
• Prosecutors preparing criminal charges in BP oil spill
• Man Arrested in Hit-and-Run that Killed 13-Year-Old in Court
• 23-Year-Old Jax Beach Woman Found 'Fine'; Ex at Large
• Slideshow: Top 25 'oddball' job interview questions
• Person Sought in Shooting of 13-Year-Old Turns Self in; 3 Still at Large
• AAA to Tow Impaired Drivers Home for New Year's
• Auto Dealership Apparent Victim of Thief 2 Consecutive Nights
• Missing Jacksonville Beach woman safe, former boyfriend still sought
• Mom of Hit-and-Run Victim: 'I'm Missing Something in My Heart'
• PolitiJax: Hospital taxes should go on ballot, commission says
• Jacksonville Journal: Closings Monday for New Year’s
• Law & Disorder: Neptune Beach trucker dies in crash
• A Weird Year for Florida in 2011
• Missing Jacksonville Beach Woman Turns Herself In
• CHAMPS SPORTS BOWL: FSU uses big fourth quarter to quiet Irish, 18-14
• Missing Jacksonville Beach woman sought
• Middleburg Mom: 'I'm Missing Something in My Heart'
• $18K Watch Ticks Off Cops
• New Year's Resolution: Travel more
• Neptune Beach trucker killed in I-95 crash
• Most Florida drivers say talking on cell while driving is dangerous -- but do it anyway
• Most Florida drivers say talking on cell while driving is dangerous -- but do it anyway
• Lifesaving officers among award winners at Jacksonville Sheriff's Office ceremony
• Camden clinics change hours
• Man sought in St. Johns County following Thursday afternoon chase
• Railroad bridge repairs will inconvenience boaters on St. Johns River
• Railroad bridge repairs will inconvenience boaters on St. Johns River
• Ann Skinner, known for symphony and hospital volunteer work, dies at 85
• Ann Skinner, known for her symphony and hospital volunteer work, dies at age 85
• FSU Rallies Past Notre Dame In Champs Sports Bowl
• Gov. Rick Scott makes four staff announcements
• Former treasurer at Springfield nonprofits charged with 15k theft at Metro nightclub
• Religion Calendar
• First Coast residents donate more than 6,700 sheets for city shelter
• 48 years: A look at what veteran T-U reporter wrote of Roosevelt Hotel fire
• Arrest made in Clay hit-and-run death of 13-year-old
• Retired Army colonel to head Jacksonville office of the Department of Children and Families
• Two local Kmart stores closing
• New Years/Gator Bowl Events this Weekend
• Jax Beach Police Searching for 23-Year-Old Woman who May Be with Ex
• 2 Boaters Rescued from Boat near Oceanway
• Jaguars get 24-hour extension to lift blackout
• Blaze Ignited by Fireplace Log Badly Damages Home
• Jacksonville one of best areas investment rental properties
• Cleaning Up Pawn: Some Stores Trying To Improve Image
• Man Arrested in Hit-and-Run that Killed 13-Year-Old
• SJC Police Search for Man Wanted in Kidnapping, Carjacking
• Appeals Court: Defamed biz can't force comment off the web
• Jacksonville to get a slice of Raytheon’s $50M F/A-18 contract
• Florida's average home loan amount is lower than nation
• Grandmother's Stolen Rolex Leads to Store Bust
• EverBank, City of Jacksonville: Tower owner files for EverBank build-out
• New service offers quick access to airport security
• Holiday sales up in Florida
• 1 in 3 Fla. health care dollars spent on unnecessary care
• Winn-Dixie issues recall on its Italian green beans brand
• Panel says flaws in Postal Service's closure review process
• PolitiJax: Voting attendance in Congress: John Mica has highest grade on First Coast; Corrine Brown the lowest
• Rants & Raves: Where's the made in America furniture
• Law & Disorder: Girl shot at Westside apartment complex
• Distillery Coming to Downtown St. Augustine?
• Union workers at odds with JEA over pension
• Fireplace Log Ignites Massive Fire Overnight
• The last weekend of 2011
• Stay-at-home dads by choice - and loving it
• FedEx truck rides up ramp of car carrier in I-95 crash in St. Johns
• 11-year-old victim of brain tumor exhibited zest beyond her years
• OUTBACK BOWL: Team Dinner for Georgia and Michigan State
• Girl critical after apartment shooting in Jacksonville
• New Year Celebration at Cantina Laredo
• Lawyers: Brunswick circuit judge presided through fear
• Ellie Kavalieros: 2000-2011 -- inspiring 11-year-old Jacksonville girl battled brain tumor
• Helicopter crash victims will be honored in Rose parade
• Jacksonville Journal: Most offices closing Monday for New Year's
• JSO: 20 to 30 Shots Fired, 13-Year-Old Girl Hit Twice
• Countdown to Taxslayer.com Gator Bowl: Who's to blame for local indifference?
• St. Augustine man helps rescue Tennessee crash victim
• Helicopter crash victims will be honored in Rose parade
• Science Journal: Twins who share one body
• Do you text and drive, text and talk?
• First Coast Happenings for Dec. 21-Jan. 3
• What's Happening in Georgia for Dec. 29-Jan. 7
• UPDATE: Girl Shot on Westside, Wilson Blvd. Reopens
• Voting attendance in Congress: John Mica has highest grade on First Coast; Corrine Brown the lowest
• Gas Prices Spike on First Coast
• Charities
• NTSB Wraps up On-Site Investigation into Helicopter Crash
• Largest Bankruptcies of 2011
• Man Rescues Car-Crash Victim from Ravine | RAW VIDEO OF RESCUE
• Jacksonville construction jobs increase
• Buckeyes and Gators not booking Jacksonville hotel rooms
• 2011 dumbest Jacksonville-area criminals
• Crime Watch: Clay County property crimes Dec. 19-20
• Jaguars Foundation tops $1 million in giving in 2011, $15 million since 1995
• Florida Legislature: Florida economy improving ‘very slowly’
• Old Town Art and Craft Show
• North Koreans salute, cry for late leader Kim Jong Il
• Jax Jewelry & Pawn II adds U-Haul services
• Fidelity National Financial selling 85 percent interest
• Single-car crash closes Greenland Road in Mandarin
• Cause of fatal helicopter crash still 'a big jigsaw puzzle'
• Greenland Road Blocked After Serious Accident
• Jacksonville "Nurse-In" to Target Town Center
• Builders Care survives and provides despite hard economic times
• Law & Disorder: 21-year-old Jacksonville man dies in I-295 crash off exit
• The Rev. Richard Turk, known for his prison and church ministry, dies at age 72
• St. Augustine Woman: No Signals Warned Of Oncoming Train
• Heart transplants time sensitive, handled through database
• Heart transplants are time sensitive, handled through a database
• GOP picks UNF as site for presidential debate
• Rev. Richard Turk, known for prison and church ministry, dies at age 72.
• Occupy Jacksonville demonstrators sue Jacksonville
• 2 charged in Jacksonville Walmart parking lot shooting
• Wife and friends remember Mayo's Luis Felipe Bonilla as compassionate surgeon
• Mayo Clinic's Luis Felipe Bonilla remembered as compassionate surgeon
• Jones-Drew Voted To 3rd Consecutive Pro Bowl
• Watch: Wally Cordell talks about Dr. Luis Bonilla
• Clay County man charged with attempted 2nd-degree murder
• Feds indict Jacksonville woman on bomb hoax charge
• UNF to host GOP presidential debate on Jan. 26
• Jacksonville man who won public records lawsuit must pay legal bills, judge says
• Man who won public records lawsuit must pay his own legal bills, judge says
• David Hines remembered as generous, helpful friend and colleague
• David Hines remembered as dedicated worker who loved working for Mayo Clinic
• State fires two, will fire four more, over death at Juvenile Justice detention center
• No Distress Call Before Mayo Helicopter Crash; Pilot Identified
• Debate for GOP Presidential Candidates to be Hosted by UNF
• JSO Arrests Two in Shooting at Walmart on Northside
• Student art to be on display at Players by the Sea production of "The Wildest"
• City Gives Jax Occupy Deadline; Occupiers Seek Court Hearing
• Downtown Road Closures: City Prepares for Big Weekend Events
• Pilot in Mayo Helicopter Crash Loved Flying | VIDEO: PILOT'S SON
• NTSB, FAA Arrive, Begin Investigation into Mayo Helicopter Crash
• Ex-Jaguar Garrard sells house to Xorail Inc. exec
• Morton's sale being investigated
• Mayo Patient: Doctor Killed in Crash Saved Her Life Before Losing His
• Floridians' consumer confidence rises
• FAA Confirms SK Logistics Operated Helicopter That Crashed
• Up to 120 Sears and Kmart stores to close
• JEA denies protest in nearly $2 million GPS project
• Southwest, AirTran attendants reach agreement
• Global Axcess signs three-year extension with grocery chain
• Jacksonville gas prices fall 1 cent
• Southwest and others fighting new airfare price rule
• Photos from Mayo Clinic hospital crash
• One of Us: Allergist Sudhir Prabhu has clearly played his part
• Law & Disorder: Boyfriend wounded outside Walmart
• With 2-1-1, help is a phone call away in Northeast Florida
• JSO cruiser involved in wreck on Jacksonville's Northwest side
• Schell-Sweet Center serves many needs
• Hope Fund: Surviving her own tribulations turns woman into advocate for others
• Jacksonville Beach man who lost 3 city council races, planned to try again, dies
• Reviving Fernandina Beach draws disagreement on funding
• Jacksonville activist with a passion for culture and the environment dies
• JSO Cruiser Involved in Late Night Crash on the Northside
• Watch: Helicopter Crash
• FAA Confirms S K Logistics Owned Helicopter That Crashed
• JSO Responds to Shooting at Walmart on Northside
• Girl Helps Others by Selling 50-Cent Muffins
• Two Brunswick men arrested in home invasion shooting
• Investigation into Mayo Helicopter Crash will Continue through Night
• 3 die in crash of helicopter meant to retrieve heart for Mayo Clinic patient
• News4Jax: Helicopter crashes while transporting heart for Mayo Clinic
• Florida's Ohio State Fans Gearing Up for Gator Bowl
• Body discovered in Jacksonville's Cedar Creek
• Man shot outside Northside Walmart
• Ready to Return? Best Tips as You Head Back to Busy Malls Today
• Zoo Volunteer 'Penguin Peggy' Taken all over World by Penguin Love
• Couple Celebrates 70th Wedding Anniversary
• How to Make that Seasonal Job a Permanent One
• Busy Malls Expected as People Shop, Return Gifts
• Santa delights homeless kids
• Remembrances of Christmas past, love of Christmas presents
• Top volunteer hopes his book motivates you
• Hope Fund: After decades of helping, volunteer now needs aid herself
• Did you get any high-tech gadgets for gifts this holiday season? Tell us about it!
• Seaport-to-rail connection pivotal in multimillion-dollar projects
• Gov. Deal's first year: A success at repairing rifts of past administration
• Happy holidays! Hope you are enjoying Winter Break!
• Secret Santa Helping Families in Need
• Christmas around the world
• Best photos from Jacksonville.com community photographers
• Jacksonville Journal: What’s closed for the Christmas holiday
• Glynn County Selects Site for New Jail
• Merry Christmas!
• Jacksonville woman's gift spurs life-changing donations for six families
• Ponte Vedra Beach woman's gift spurs life-changing donations for six families
• Dickson: What if there weren’t any Christmas?
• Terry Dickson: What if there weren't any Christmas?
• Troopers investigating traffic crash on I-95 near downtown
• Troopers investigating traffic crash on I-95 near downtown Jacksonville
• Law & Disorder: Jacksonville toddler sent to hospital after falling in pool
• Hope Fund: Counting his blessings, African refugee looks to help those left behind
• Flagler County man beats girlfriend with baseball bat, police say
• Jacksonville toddler sent to hospital after falling in pool
• From dogs to daughters to joggers, hail to last-minute holiday shoppers
• Hasselbeck Throws For 350, Titans Beat Jags 23-17
• Watch: Love for Lucas
• Firefighters Help Family After Home Destroyed Wednesday
• Emma Bell Kelly, take a bow
• Emma Bell's last chapter ends on Palestine Lake
• Jacksonville Fine Dining Examiner's best restaurant in Jacksonville for 2011
• Child Found Unresponsive in Pool
• Good News: Man's efforts make Park and King in Riverside bright
• Our favorite Bad Santa photos
• Rants and Raves: Challenge entitlements
• Law & Disorder: DUI suspect leads police on chase in wrong lanes of Mathews Bridge
• A visit to Santa isn't always jolly
• Glynn County signs contract to buy site for jail
• Church-based food pantries on rise as demand rises due to bad economy, increased needs
• Start off the new year with some hoops! We are hosting two basketball games on S...
• Privatization is a card in Jacksonville mayor's reorganization deck
• Is Waiting the Hardest Part?
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• Maid Finds Meth Lab in Lake City Hotel
• Queen Elizabeth II's husband sent to hospital for chest pains
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• University of North Florida gives volunteer award to Southside resident
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• Jacksonville architect Robert Broward announced as a Hall of Famer
• Rasheen Mathis organizes clothing drive
• Jacksonville ranks 94th out of 100 in unemployment
• Jacksonville cracks down on Occupy protesters
• Glynn County signs deal to buy land for new jail
• Cold Noses: Judge and Zoe
• House, Senate agree to payroll tax cut extension
• Avoid return lines, donate unwanted gifts to Haven Hospice resale store in Orange Park
• Students in afterschool programs receive Nutcracker Ballet tickets
• Winn-Dixie CEO creates resource center for employees
• Woman Hit in Publix Parking Lot, Critical
• U.S. Army body armor stolen in burglary from Jacksonville apartment garage
• Car chase leads to collision, ends after Jacksonville police use stop sticks
• Stolen Puppy on Special Diet Returned, Lethargic
• Jail, Probation and Fine for Man Guilty of Dumping Derelict Boat
• Hey Ospreys! What holiday sweet treat can you just not live without? Could it be...
• Tim Tebow partners with Pizza Hut's Book It compaign
• JSO Shares Holiday Shopping Safety Tips
• 3 Teens Arrested, 8 Car Burglaries Solved, after Stolen Credit Card Used
• First Watch sells into new ownership
• Fifth Third Bank issues scam alert
• Stein Mart issues its final Q3 results
• JAX Chamber: Mayor Alvin Brown to aspiring candidates: Know ‘the value of the do...
• One Killed in Baker County Crash
• Duval County Public Schools' Students Receive Ticket Donation To Attend The Gator Bowl
• Hope Fund: Love keeps Jacksonville couple going in face of adversity
• Law & Disorder: Video captures burglars smashing Underwood's Jewelers window
• KIPP moves forward to open new schools in Duval County
• Campaign finance commission clears Glynn County administrator of election violation
• 2 Jacksonville men get double life sentences in 2008 triple slayings in Kingsland
• Sanderson man killed in one-vehicle crash
• Jacksonville Journal: What's closed for Christmas
• Despite grand jury probe, JEDC continued to let deals go unreviewed
• 'Miss Sunday School' at First Baptist Church dies at age 83
• Car Slams into House in Northwest Jacksonville
• River Garden opens new addition
• Winn-Dixie shareholders sue over sale
• 63-year-old scooter rider killed in Jacksonville Beach crash
• What's Happening in Georgia for Dec. 23-Jan. 3
• Winn-Dixie shareholders attempt to block sale with lawsuit
• Community Hospice bereavement and grief counseling set for the New Year
• Video shows Jacksonville jewelry store break-in
• U.S. DOT increases truck driver rest time
• Don't forget. All North Florida locations will be closed tomorrow, December 23,...
• Hotel occupancy,revenue increase in November
• Congrats to the North Florida men's basketball team for its 90-63 victory over F...
• The Welcome Center will close at 5 p.m. today, Dec. 22, and will be closed Fri.,...
• We want to wish you and yours a Happy Holidays. Enjoy the break and we will see...
• GM Bobby Martin Retiring from Times-Union
• Puppy Thief Caught on Camera | VIDEO
• Man on Scooter Dies in Jacksonville Beach Crash
• Most searched word for 2011 was "Facebook." Anyone want to guess what word came...
• Top 10 Stories of 2011
• Vulcan rejects Martin Marietta's bid
• Jacksonville TacoLu restaurant review
• City of Jacksonville: City audit: Jacksonville Economic Development Commission ‘...
• Crowley Donates $10,000 towards scholarships
• Best Buy can't fill some Black Friday online orders
• Bank of America to pay $335 to discriminated borrowers
• Autopsy: FAMU student had internal bleeding from blunt force trauma
• Florida Morning: Rick Scott says gaming bill has tough road; Dean Cannon outlines session schedule
• Brunswick city commissioners delay hiring city manager
• PolitiJax: Rick Scott appoints former candidate's son to commission
• Jacksonville Journal: What's closed for the holidays
• Law & Disorder: Vehicle flips over car it hits on Blanding
• Jacksonville One of Top 5 Worst Cities for DUI?
• Elizabeth Ingle (1916-2011): Offspring of governor was also civic servant
• Christmas for her isn't just in December
• Flagler County Amber Alert Cancelled
• U.S. population growth slow, but Florida and Georgia still among fastest-growing states
• Jacksonville memorial services honor the homeless, whose deaths are largely unnoticed
• Special prosecutor possible in the Brunswick judge misconduct case
• Times-Union general manager retiring after 43 years with company
• Brantley asks Glynn's help in getting access to natural gas pipeline
• Holiday Traditions: Lights
• Florida students awarded for black bear videos
• Florida students awarded for black bear videos
• Hernando family injured in Clay crash; 1 dies
• Crime Watch: Clay County property crimes Dec. 17-19
• Report: JEDC mistakes wasted Jacksonville taxpayer money
• Heads up, students, faculty and staff: Most Information Technology services will...
• 2011 Holiday calendar
• Georgia extends shrimp season
• Elections supervisors group offers college scholarship
• Looking for that last minute gift? Artist Series tickets make a nice gift! http...
• Scott appoints 16-year-old son of former state Senate candidate to community service commission
• Jacksonville "dream" family receive Gator Bowl ticket package, furniture
• Just a reminder that the UNF campus will be closed at 2 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 22,...
• Man Who Thought of Nights of Lights 18 Years Ago is Surprised at Success
• Jacksonville mayor names new fire chief
• Nassau County Young Republicans hosting campaign kickoff
• Fired Mayport warship XO named 'worst boss'
• Kingsland men arrested after officers find marijuana plants, dogs coated in feces
• Religion events for Dec. 23-30
• Nevada State Attorney files suit against LPS
• Slideshow: High end Southbank condos selling
• Jacksonville leaders expect 2012 profit increases
• HUD awards $71.9M to 331 Florida homeless programs
• Jenna Braddock, UNF nutrition instructor, talks about healthier snack options yo...
• Ponte Vedra real estate agent tops in Florida
• Driver Killed, Three Injured in Crash on Highway 301
• Fugitive Flees Twice, Caught Leaving Bar
• Refund Check for Foreign Fees is Legit
• Walgreens pulling out of Express Scripts network
• Florida third in nation for population growth in 2010
• Jacksonville car rental rates skyrocket for holidays
• JEA pays down debt by more than $275 million
• Three appointed to International Business Coalition
• Child Alerts Mother to House Fire; Christmas Presents Burned
• Coast Guard: Broken Arm for Injured Shrimper
• Kudos to UNF women's basketball player Brittany Kirkland for being selected as t...
• Top 10 Slideshows of 2011
• Florida Morning: Rick Scott wants lottery sales for schools; Newt Gingrich's Florida team develops
• PolitiJax: Daniel Davis spends $13,000 to say ‘Merry Christmas’
• Jacksonville Journal: Land trust seeks help with new acquisition
• Whatever he did, Jacksonville surgeon 'threw himself into it'
• Store Offers Around-the-Clock Shopping Until Christmas Eve
• Driver with life-threatening injuries after early morning crash on Blanding Boulevard
• Blanding Blvd. Reopened After Wreck, Charges Pending
• Registered Sex Offender Working at Jacksonville Skate Shop, Park
• Praise for the posters who back up their words with their identity
• JEA chief gets high marks on evaluation in what may be his last year
• Law & Disorder: Jacksonville police ID body under Hart Bridge
• Holiday Travel Season Begins Today
• Shots fired at Jacksonville police, no one hurt
• Reminder! IT Systems Maintenance - All technology services, including Connection...
• 7 suspects in Jacksonville gang crime charged with racketeering
• Glynn County makes offer on jail site
• Mediator and audit called for to resolve Glynn County library dispute
• Jazz for lunch
• 22-year-old Jacksonville woman killed walking on I-95; had walked out of hospital
• Blackshear judge named to Georgia Court of Appeals
• Firefighters Bring Homeless Veteran Home
• 7 suspects in Jacksonville gang crime charged with racketeering
• St. Augustine Man Accused of Arranging Sex with Polk County Teen
• Cumberland Island ferry cuts days for winter
• Pam Bondi re-writes Amendment 7 summary
• Jacksonville legislator to introduce anti-abortion bill
• Watch: Delivering smiles
• Road projects can take decades from drawing board to reality
• Mark your calendars and start the new year off right! Our Student Success Worksh...
• 'Christmas for Dreamers' brings ill children gifts and Jaxson de Ville
• 2011 Holiday Charities
• Like a new model sports car, Brumos Porsche unveils its new look with some special touches
• Sheets Of Hope Final Tally Is In
• Jacksonville trucker involved in fatal crash in Brevard
• JEA linemen featured in rodeo video
• 4 badly hurt in St. Johns crash on Florida 16
• PolitiFact readers vote on biggest lies of 2011
• 2011 Holiday calendar
• Fight Preceded I-95 Hit-and-Run Death of 22-Year-Old
• Two San Marco Homes Broken Into Within an Hour
• Police Identify Man Found Floating Near Hart Bridge
• Vulcan to layoff 200, consolidate regions
• Woman who Shot Robber: 'I Just Pulled the Trigger. It was Easy as Pie'
• CMA CGM announces new service to South America
• National Football League: Jacksonville City leaders to use ‘bully pulpit’ for Ja...
• New York Times to sell Gainesville Sun, among others
• Winn-Dixie's Jacksonville commitment will stay, despite sale
• Crowley subsidiary to build three additional tugboats
• Foreclosure mediation program ends in Florida
• FIS amends credit agreement/closes private offering
• U.S. homebuilder confidence rises
• Sprint sues Comcast, Cox, Time Warner and Cable One
• Stein Mart promotes executive to COO
• Google tablet could launch by mid 2012
• AT&T nixes plans to buy T-Mobile
• Florida Morning: FAMU trustees snub Rick Scott; Jeb Bush talk continues
• State education board approves new passing FCAT scores
• Jacksonville Journal: EWC initiative not chosen for grant
• Sulzbacher Center, Clara White Mission, other nonprofits still need Safety Net support
• Longtime Jacksonville surgeon Dr. John Snow's dedication never stopped
• Ron Paul Rises, First Coast Supporters Help Campaign
• 22-year-old woman found dead on I-95 in Mandarin Monday night
• Florida Highway Patrol Investigating Hit-and-Run
• Former Winn-Dixie family well-known for generous donations in Jacksonville
• Countdown To Noon Year’s Eve Special Discount Admission Offer
• Florida State College Men's basketball travels to Tallahassee, FL, for the Talla...
• Special message about financial aid: Students should check their financial aid s...
• Law & Disorder: Son arrested after father dies from October beating
• Rants & Raves: End outsourcing
• Florida critics group name 'The Descendants' the year's best film
• Ex-JaxPort chairman asks to avoid prison time following corruption conviction
• Five Hospitalized After Crash Near Outlets
• Analyst Expects Winn-Dixie to Keep Name
• Federal sentence for Jacksonville man who threatened children in phone calls
• Putnam woman killed after being ejected from van
• Man buys $500 in gift cards at Waycross McDonald's then tells clerk to use them for hungry
• Man buys $500 in gift cards at Waycross McDonald's, tells clerk to use them for the hungry
• Second person faces punishment for Castillo de San Marcos vandalism
• EWC's New Town Success Zone misses out on planning grant again
• Watch: "Home for the Holidays" Celebration
• Thirteen area nonprofits get combined $1 million in grants to help needy
• Son arrested after father dies weeks later in Jacksonville beating
• UNF offers Camp Composition: Florida Writes
• Want to play in the snow? Check out Google's Let It Snow Easter Egg!
• 2 arrested in Jacksonville slaying during drug buy
• IT Systems Maintenance - All technology services, including Connections, Interne...
• Interested in children's literature? We're offering Introduction to Children's L...
• Saft starts shipping batteries out of Jacksonville
• Elmo, Tweety Bird rob Statesboro convenience store
• Georgia man who murdered his brother and father wants new trial
• Big story out of Nassau County - what else will you remember from 2011?
• Adopted children are ‘Home for the Holidays’ in special Jacksonville event
• EverBank Moving 1,500 Downtown
• Grinch Strikes! Family's Gifts Stolen from under Christmas Tree
• EverBank could be the beginning of Downtown revitalization
• iPhone, iPad to have record demand in 2012
• Feds: Florida insurers must offer rebates
• Winn-Dixie acquisition and merger timeline
• FirstAtlantic completes acquisition CenterBank
• Newk's opening first Jax restaurant in March
• Happy Monday Ospreys! What's your favorite holiday tradition?
• EverBank to move Downtown, AT&T Tower 301 becomes EverBank Center
• Morton's Restaurant Group sold for $116.6 million
• EverBank signs Downtown lease
• Online holiday sales up 15 percent
• Winn-Dixie merging into BI-LO
• Winn-Dixie to merge with South Carolina grocer
• Mia Jones is latest asking Rick Scott to stay out of FAMU case
• South Korean news reports North Korea conducted short-range missile test
• Florida Morning: JD Alexander's big shadow; FAMU alumni go after Scott
• Man Killed While Biking in San Marco
• No Arrests in Fatal Weekend Shooting in Southside Home
• White House examines North Korea policy after death of Kim Jong Il
• Law & Disorder: Motorcyclist killed by hit-and-run driver
• Former Jaguars Donovin Darius kicks off football camp for kids
• FCATs to Get Tougher After Vote Today
• Step dance mentor has Duval students stepping up
• Deadly Weekend In Putnam County; 4 Die In Accidents
• City, JEA consider $1.5 million settlement on Lone Star Road project
• State study of St. Johns river withdrawals not perfect, but good, says federal panel
• David Garrard helps a new team: 11 single moms fighting breast cancer
• Nassau investigation, day 2: Detective flips on sheriff, turns to FBI
• The Week Ahead
• Kim Jong Il dies at age 69
• Rick Scott: 'I have not singled out' FAMU
• Woman Found Shot in Southside Home
• Stopped motorcyclist killed in hit-and-run
• Putnam County crash kills 2
• North Florida's big names, deep pockets go all in for Romney
• Woman Found Shot In Mandarin
• North Florida's heavy hitters give strong support to Romney
• North Florida's big names, deep pockets all in for Romney
• Law & Disorder: Police looking at connection between two San Marco robberies
• Georgia Republicans prefer Gingrich, poll shows
• Woman found shot in Southside home Saturday night
• Transplanting faces isn't like transforming hearts
• America then and now: Worlds apart
• Curtain comes down on 'up' third year for Arts Market
• Holiday traditions: Trees
• Hope Fund: Positive attitude keeps injured woman going
• FBI investigates reports of civil rights abuses, corruption at Nassau County Sheriff's Office
• Fact Check: Jewelry not banned during Ramadan
• Jacksonville political power Mike Hightower pleased by quick arrest after checks stolen
• Jacksonville architect Broward finally chronicles family's long history in Florida
• Corrine Brown slams Rick Scott for recommending FAMU's president be suspended
• Georgia misses out on federal Race to the Top funds
• Rants & Raves: Taxes on the rich
• The biggest wave on the planet - ridden 100 miles from land
• Police chase near Jacksonville school ends with an officer shooting at a man with a gun, which ends up being a bb gun
• Drugs discovered missing from Clay rescue units
• 'Mad Scientist' teaches science in a fun way at Seabreeze Elementary
• Suspect in former Dallas Cowboy's death arrested on Jacksonville rape charges; other ties surround suspect
• Law & Disorder: Flagler boy, 3, killed by tree cut down by brother
• Man Nearly Shot by Police After Having Gun Near School
• Car pins Palm Coast man for hours before Friday morning discovery
• Jacksonville man arrested on child sex charges in St. Johns County
• What's your favorite Santa memory?
• Registered sexual offenders sought following state and local investigation in St. Johns County
• House approves appropriations bill that includesmoney for Mayport Naval Station
• Flagler toddler killed by tree cut down by brother
• Body found in St. Johns River off downtown Jacksonville
• Judge denies Cristian Fernandez motion to block grand jury
• Judge denies Cristian Fernandez defense motion about blocking grand jury
• New Jags owner Shahid Khan: 'Jacksonville called my number'
• FAMU drum major's death ruled a homicide
• Teen arrested in shooting at Jacksonville park
• Pod Rods - We take a close look at Rolex 24 testing with Brumos Racing and AC/DC's Brian Johnson, and more
• Bank of America completes stock swap, faces downgrade
• In 2011, our parent company, Apollo Group, and the University of Phoenix Foundat...
• Times-Union seeks parents to talk about Duval County schools classroom discipline
• Insurance May Deny Claim If Property Is Vacant Too Long
• Tip for dealing with holiday stress: Avoid over-indulgence, says Dr. Gabe Ybarra...
• Jacksonville Bank of America reports robber
• Boater Finds Body Floating in St. Johns River
• Nease Coach Accused of Inappropriate Texts with Student
• Clay County: Possible Drug Theft from Rescue Units
• Landstar launches smartphone app
• Hispanic Leadership Network to co-chair Jacksonville debate
• Morton's Restaurant Group sold for $116M
• 3-Year-Old Killed by Falling Tree in Flagler County
• Get the 411 on Student Life and Leadership events planned for 2012. Pick up the...
• Slideshow: Where should new Jags owner Shahid Khan live?
• Police Arrest Teenager in Brentwood Shooting
• Possible Bomb Scare at Mosque Sparked by Unknown Package
• Feds deny Florida insurers medical loss ratio relief
• Harris Teeter recalls meatloaf
• Jacksonville unemployment drops again
• Rep. Crenshaw: House Passes Defense Bill With Mayport Money
• Jacksonville Mayor Alvin Brown: ‘Layoffs are on the table’
• Bank Robbery Suspect Caught on Camera
• $10 Million Grant for Jaxport Leaves $15 Million Gap
• For UNF student J.T. Townsend, it's season of giving back. Check out this Times-...
• Woman Looks For 'Hero' Who Pulled Dog Off Busy Road
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• Gray Mary
• Slideshow: Coolest office spaces
• Florida Morning: Group files voting lawsuit; casino bill splits state
• AP: Fact check on last night's GOP presidential debate
• Shifts in Earth's magnetic field affect JIA runways
• Student of the Week: Alexis Keith
• Lanes Reopen Following Roosevelt Crash
• First Coast News: Nease High assistant coach accused of 'inappropriate behavior' with student
• Elderly Couple Killed Crossing Street in Ponte Vedra Beach
• Gifts for 4,000 First Coast children under Salvation Army's tree
• PolitiJax: Group sues over voter law
• Allegations Lead to Nease Football Coach's Suspension
• Duval County Public Schools Provides Winter Packets For Continued Learning Over The Holiday Break
• Duval County Public Schools’ Students Participate In TVtexbook Launch
• Duval County Public Schools Secondary Turnaround Cluster Chief Assumes Principal Duties at Raines
• Clay County School Board rescinds injunction against flagpole pastor
• Memorial Jacksonville faces overbilling lawsuit
• Women's basketball hosts St. Petersburg College, Fri., Dec. 16 at 7 p.m. Come ou...
• 83-year-old Palm Coast man dies in U.S. 1 crash in St. Johns
• Reminder! Tomorrow is the last day for online students to apply for Open Campus...
• For paralyzed Duval football player, it's the season of giving back
• Law & Disorder: Sheriff's Office employee gets 12 years for leaking information
• Spratt seeks end to McIntosh recall effort
• Jacksonville Journal: Bring a toy, get a discount at the zoo
• Jacksonville educator to lead Florida Kindergarten Council
• Watch: Shopping with the JSO
• Jacksonville college's accreditation at risk again
• Could Edward Waters College's Accreditation Be in Question?
• Highway Patrol reports A1A fatality in Ponte Vedra Beach
• Watch: Brentwood Park shooting
• SUV Crashes Into Tree, Driver Killed
• Jacksonville Sheriff's Office employee gets 12 years for leaking police info
• Authorities rule against charges in boy's Orange Park shooting that killed sibling
• Palm Coast man gets 60 years for sexual abuse of girlfriend's daughter in St. Johns case
• State unveils school voter registration program shortly after being sued over new voting law
• Gunfire erupts near Jacksonville school
• Trailer Bridge reorganization planned for fast track.
• Free state hunter safety course scheduled Jan. 28 in Olustee
• Jacksonville bone marrow transplant program's accreditation renewed
• Fight for the Veterans returns Jan. 21 to benefit Veterans Farm
• Kwanzaa event planned Dec. 31 in Jacksonville
• New Year's Eve choir concert at St. John's Cathedral
• 2011 Holiday calendar
• Elderly Couple Dead in Pedestrian Crash in Ponte Vedra
• Police Looking for Teen Suspect in Brentwood Shooting
• Feds Indict 3 Fla. Siblings in Ga. Bank Robbery
• First Coast Buccaneers Head to Championships | SLIDESHOW
• Group Predicts Death of Newspapers, Times-Union Disagrees
• Home sales up 5%, median price down 8% in November
• Man Stopped Twice for Speeding, Second Stop Leads to Drug Arrest
• Northeast Florida foreclosure filings down 9 percent
• DOT awards $511 million in TIGER grant funding
• Winn-Dixie Foundation to give $1.4M to 116 nonprofits
• National Retail Federation raises holiday sales forecast
• FCC adjusts volume on television commercials
• National Football League: NFL owners approval Khan’s purchase of Jaguars
• Home mortgage refinancings surge
• Mayor Alvin Brown Hosting City Hall Open House
• What is your favorite holiday song?
• JU getting new dean of business
• U.S. officially ends Iraq War
• Deputy Uses PIT Maneuver to End High-Speed Pursuit, 2 Arrested
• Florida Morning: Judge tosses 'religious freedom' amendment; election law gets federal scrutiny
• Teen Heading to Mayport Dies after Gun Discharges on City Bus
• PolitiJax: Judge tosses 'religious freedom' amendment
• Rants & Raves: Can't get to 'next level'
• Jacksonville Journal: Tour home with 25 Christmas trees
• Jacksonville police deliver special Christmas party for 170 children
• Jacksonville police find man's body among West Fifth Street homes
• Shahid Khan One-on-One with FCN's Dan Hicken
• First Coast Buccaneers to Send Team to State in Style
• Story of little tree that could, and its friends
• Counselor Named Semifinalist For Prestigious Award
• Governor holds up appointment of unlicensed Waycross private detective
• Supporters gather to back ousted Raines principal George Maxey
• Group slams Duval funding for schools
• Tony Bellamy to be named new Raines principal today
• Jacksonville Sheriff's Office adding marine dock
• Dream completed: NFL owners approve sale of Jaguars to Shahid Khan
• Reminder! Final tuition payment deadline for Spring Term "A" Sessions is Thurs.,...
• Jacksonville mayor, staff steered council into swift OK of reorganization plan
• Rick Scott pitches budget to superintendents
• Flagler mom charged with neglect; children found in filth
• Attorney General Eric Holder warns states about election law changes
• Nassau investigates hazing on Fernandina Beach High School wrestling team
• Biggest news stories of 2011
• New Jaguars owner 'totally committed' to city
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• Wife's Facebook post says husband's Atlantic Beach shooting was fatal accident
• Man on JTA bus who died of gunshot wound identified
• Mayo Breast Clinic accredited
• Bear encounters increase as Florida considers management plan
• First Coast Happenings for Dec. 15-30
• DeKalb County schools suspend all marching band activities
• NFL owners approve Khan as new Jaguars owner
• Shahid Khan: 'I'm Totally Committed to Jacksonville'
• Jacksonville bicyclist killed in collision with dump truck
• Mayor: City Reorganization about Saving Money, 'Quality of Life'
• JEA's CEO: Image Problems, Water Rate Hikes and its Pay-Back from the City
• Study: Florida job growth incentive programs comparable to other states
• Winn-Dixie recalls gummy bears
• New Fro Yo store offering free treat for grand opening
• Tour of home with 25 Christmas trees to benefit JT Townsend Foundation
• Winter gear being collected for needy at Hall Christmas party in Clay
• Mother Arrested After Deputies Find Roaches, Feces in Flagler Home
• Florida's credit card debt declines
• Mayor Alvin Brown: City Council Oks mayor’s reform
• Florida Medicaid HMO plan approved, with conditions
• Duval County's average income increases in 2010
• Mayport Carrier Preparations Continue with $15 Million More for Upgrades
• Fluor wins $40M contract to service 4 Jacksonville military bases
• Attention Online Students: Open Campus has scholarships just for you, and they’r...
• Jaxport: Review panel approves Mile Point project
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• Missing Armed Robbery Suspect has 4 Prior Similar Arrests
• Charges Pending after Dump Truck Kills Bicyclist
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• Florida Morning: Florida's richest charter school firm; casino company pushes back
• USS Samuel B. Roberts Returns to Mayport | SLIDESHOW
• Dirt Bike Theft Suspect Arrested on Stolen Dirt Bike
• Show - Nunsense
• Jacksonville Journal: Atlantic Beach to take look at itself
• Jacksonville's Animal Care and Protective Services wins award
• Mark Woods: An education issue of vital importance
• USS Samuel B. Roberts Returns Today, Father to Surprise Daughters
• Law & Disorder: Feds charge owner of 3 Jacksonville pain clinics
• PolitiJax: Court won't halt bets on barrel racing
• Jacksonville City Council action
• Jacksonville pastor takes to rooftop vigil in push for holiday toys
• 2 more teenagers arrested in Raines theft case
• Florida tends to be lax on phoning-while-driving laws
• Florida tends to be lax on laws about cellphone use while driving
• Cannon lukewarm on education boost, St. Johns funding
• Watch: Reaction to Jury Recommendation of Death for Craigslist Murderer
• Jacksonville blood donor hits 100-gallon mark
• Jacksonville blood donor hits 100-gallon mark
• Police: Homeowner Shot, Killed Would-Be Car Thief
• City Council Passes Mayor's Reorganization Plan
• Cannon lukewarm on education boost, St. Johns River funding
• Cannon lukewarm on education boost, St. Johns funding
• Florida House speaker lukewarm on education boost, St. Johns funding
• Owner of closed Jacksonville pill mill clinics turns himself in
• Vizergy the latest partner of Dreams Come True; plans to raise $50,000
• Warship returning to Jacksonville Wednesday
• St. Vincent's HealthCare seeking volunteers for colon cancer prevention study
• The Stellar Foundation brings the holidays to Jacksonville's Community PedCare
• Jacksonville jury recommends death for Craigslist killer
• City Council could vote today on Jacksonville reorganization
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• Woody's adding fast casual models
• Southwest orders $4.7 billion in engines from GE Aviation
• 5 Students Disciplined in Fernandina Hazing, Paddling Case
• Wells Fargo: New Downtown Wells Fargo branch opens for business
• Delta victorious in union election rulings
• Florida tops national mortgage fraud index
• RailAmerica carloads fell for third consecutive month
• Bank of America falters in customer satisfaction
• Jacksonville residential building permits rise 14 percent
• Interested in a career in aviation? Learn more about our aviation programs and f...
• Firehouse testing Hawaiian pork sandwich
• Customer satisfaction down for banks, up for credit unions
• Delta's on-time percentage improves in October
• More hoops! Florida State College women's basketball hosts St. Petersburg Colleg...
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• Ospreys, what is your favorite holiday movie?
• Rescue Crews Find Body of Missing Fisherman in Palestine Lake
• Community meeting to focus on ousted Raines principal George Maxey
• Former Eagle Harbor Janitor Charged with ID Theft
• Strangers Rush to Rescue Woman Whose Car Rolled over Her
• Jacksonville City Council agenda
• Florida Morning: Democrat calls out Rubio; election law hearing set
• Man attacked, shot at Hodges Boulevard apartment complex
• Law & Disorder: Homeless man charged in attack
• PolitiJax: Sen. Bill Nelson says hearing scheduled on new election laws
• One of Us: Jacksonville woman says the only home for her father-in-law is hers
• Jaguars Gift of Life Blood Drive Today
• Nassau County ranks third in state for graduation rates
• New Year's and Gator Bowl Celebration
• Duval County Continues to Increase Graduation Rate
• Hope Fund: Refugee family enjoys freedom but seeks help for son with cerebral palsy
• Reports of addiction spur legislators to look into Florida's 'Internet cafes'
• Rants & Raves: Thanks to the kind man with Husky
• St. Simons teenager teaches Haitian women to make Christmas ornaments
• Council bill on Putnam mill pipeline toned down, ready for vote
• 3 FAMU band members charged with hazing freshman
• Gov. Rick Scott's proposed budget includes $2.1 billion cut in Medicaid
• More court motions in Fernandez case
• Is a Video from the House of Reps a PSA or Political Ad?
• Judge Amanda Williams faces new ethics charges
• Hearing on elections law scheduled
• Waycross Man Convicted for Arranging Sex with Mom, Child
• Church announces donation
• Jacksonville man charged as accessory in Kalil McCoy death pleads guilty
• Divine Intervention: Why is Tebow Winning?
• Waycross man guilty after arrest on charges he solicited sex with a minor on the internet
• Shands gets go-ahead from state on Northside hospital
• Slideshow: Jaguars 41 Bucs 14
• Small-animal wildlife sanctuary on Westside appeals for volunteers
• Dismissed general sues Georgia National Guard
• Georgia DOT, Tennessee company pay $1.5 million fine
• Four Ft. Stewart soldiers denied bail in double slaying
• Congratulations to Florida State College's forensics team! The team recently ret...
• Gingrich's claim that Palestinians are "an invented people" rankles some in Jacksonville
• Jaxport wins $10 million in TIGER grant funding
• Jaxport CEO named to national subcommittee
• Wells Fargo opens new branch in Downtown Jacksonville
• Florida State College Men's basketball hosts Brevard Community College, Wed., De...
• “Operation Medicine Cabinet” gives St. Johns County residents a safe place to dispose of old medication
• 10K added to Resolution Run in Orange Park in January
• Jacksonville marketing company to raise $50k for nonprofit
• Boater pulled from St. Johns River in Clay County after Jacksonville police air unit searches for him Saturday
• One of Us: Family works to make their house a home for Bill Gufford
• Florida Toyota distributor collects food for nonprofit
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• Winn-Dixie to expand fuelperks! system wide
• Florida Rock parent company faces hostile takeover
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• Rep. Corrine Brown Announces $10 Million Grant for Jaxport
• Reminder! Spring Term 2012 tuition deadline: The final tuition payment deadline...
• Happy Monday!
• Heads up, students, faculty and staff: Most Information Technology services wil...
• Congratulations to Margaret (Julie) Fouse for becoming the first female student...
• Hype group for Obama's health care reform holding Jacksonville event
• Duval County Graduation Rate Jumps Higher
• Jennifer Carroll looking for a bigger role next year
• No Grand Jury Today in 12-year-old Murder Suspect's Case
• Florida Morning: Jennifer Carroll seeking bigger role; a look at charter schools
• Man in Submerged Vehicle Made One Last Call to His Wife
• NYPD internal investigation raises free speech question over Facebook posts
• Georgia taking sides on Keystone oil pipeline
• Jacksonville man dies in accident after call for help
• Atlantic Beach commissioner has expanding vision
• Donors, contractors combine to build North Jacksonville ballpark
• Yes, Virginia, There Is a Redneck World Magazine
• Rescue Crews Find Mom, Searching for Son on Palestine Lake
• Rescue Crews Find Mom, Search for Son Resumes Today on Palestine Lake
• Occupy St. Augustine to Talk Statewide, Local Issues Today
• Mayor Alvin Brown to embark on reorganization ahead of City Council vote
• Law & Disorder: Woman arrested in fatal hit-and-run of pedestrian on Normandy Boulevard
• Good luck with your finals this week! Last day of Fall Term 2011 is Friday, Dece...
• Stabbing victim walks to Jacksonville jail for help
• Authorities make arrest in connection with hit-and-run death on Normandy Boulevard
• Rescue Crews Find Mom, Search for Son on Palestine Lake
• Car Pulled From Ditch, Man Inside
• Downed Power Lines Cause Traffic on Emerson St.
• Woman Hit, Killed on Normandy Blvd.
• Power Lines Down on Emerson St.
• Bomb squad investigating on Westside
• Vice President Joe Biden and U.S. Department of Education Secretary Visit with Students at Fletcher High School
• St. Johns County workers get salary 'adjustment'
• St. Johns County workers get salary 'adjustment'
• Issue isn’t just about right to free tweet
• Time to close the book on library fight
• Federal law, voters' wishes clash in proposed First Coast districts
• The ABC's of local shopping
• Student grade recovery increases; Duval teachers question its message
• Toys for all at the Children's Christmas Party
• Watch: Wreaths Across America at Jacksonville National Cemetery
• Fact Check: Stories of Newt Gringrich's divorce contain inaccuracies
• 17th Annual Tuba Christmas
• Boaters Rescued after Boat Hit Sandbar
• Three people elude police from two counties
• Watch: Santa In Training
• Man shot and killed in Jacksonville apartment parking lot Friday night
• L'Arche Harbor House Hosts Living Nativity Scene
• "Reporter" Asks Governor Scott for Urine Sample
• Rants & Raves: Remembering Kelly
• LAW AND DISORDER: Dinsmore Elementary student brings loaded gun to school
• School community: Principal wasn't right, but neither was punishment
• Affordable care event Monday in Jacksonville
• Man in "very serious" condition following shooting on Jacksonville's Westside
• Homeless in Ponte Vedra: 'I've lost my identity ...'
• Khan's business got its big break in Jacksonville
• Tradition continues as Jacksonville church members deliver special Christmas
• One down, 99 to go: Group moves its first homeless client into a place of his own
• Groups trying to make charitable giving easier
• Lawmaker wants to mandate 'Christmas break' for Florida schools
• School community: Raines principal lied but punishment too severe
• Thieves Steal Items from Unlocked Cars in St. Johns County
• Dinsmore Elementary student brings loaded gun to school
• Tradition continues as Jacksonville church members deliver special Christmas
• Gate Parkway apartment building sells for $55M
• Advanced Disposal Services opens facility in Alabama
• Pod Rods - electric cars comes and go, and Dodge's Dart returns
• Crime Watch: November arrests made in Clay County property crimes
• Toy drive Tuesday benefits youth served by Jacksonville Police Athletic League
• O’Byrne resigns from Visit Jacksonville
• Vendors sought for Dec. 18 Orange Park nonprofit's Christmas party
• Maine car powered by Mentos, Coke Zero travels 239 feet
• Strangers Donate to Make Sure Local Child Gets Transplant
• U.S. 17 improvements in Wells Road area subject of Monday workshop
• Is Repair Shop Responsible for Damage to Your Vehicle?
• Pragmatic Works Foundation Graduates Another Class
• Crime Watch: Clay County property crimes Dec. 5-8
• Jury bypasses death penalty in Putnam County teacher's killing
• Cold Noses: Kasper and Noel
• Florida CFO Atwater to offer free small business webinar
• Providence Gives Sheets, Special Messages
• Horizon Lines stockholders approve reverse stock split
• Group estimates Jennifer Carroll's South African trip will generate $40M
• 'Bring Maxey Back:' Raines Students Protest Principal's Ouster
• Religion events for Dec. 9-16
• Dinsmore Elementary Student Brings Loaded Gun to School
• Bistro AIX adds tiered menu options
• Florida has 6th highest average home down payment
• Jacksonville community develop corp. receives $110,000 grant
• EverBank move deadlines imminent
• National unemployment claims hit 9 month low
• Stein Mart revises its Q3 loss
• Wells Fargo to pay $148M in Wachovia settlement
• “Sounds of the Season” holiday concert is tonight! Featuring the Florida State C...
• Congratulations to all of our fall grads! SWOOP!!!!
• VP Biden: 'Welcome Home, Sailor,' as USS Gettysburg Returns | SLIDESHOW
• NFL Grants Jaguars 24-hour Blackout Extension
• White House Boys Speak Out on Feds Finding Abuse
• Can You Cancel a Cell Phone Contract Because of Poor Health?
• JTA Approves Bus Fare Hike to Take Effect in January
• Board Recognizes Schools, Volunteers and Former Chairman
• House maps create downtown district, pit incumbents against each other
• Law & Disorder: Woman's body found after house fire
• Homeless in Ponte Vedra
• Stein Mart gives party to kids with life threatening conditions
• First Coast Happenings for Dec. 7-18
• Proposed House maps include open downtown Jacksonville seat
• RailAmerica to pay off debt early
• FDOT announces road construction along US 17 on the Northside
• Jacksonville NAS wins Navy's 'best base' award
• 2011 Holiday calendar
• LPS modifies technology to protect service members
• Crime Watch: Clay County property crimes Dec. 2-4
• Gate donation to breast cancer research largest from in-store campaign in store history
• New Straight Talk PSAs released to promote family discussions about sex, drugs
• Central Florida man convicted of traveling for sex with minor in St. Augustine sting
• NFL Finance Committee Approves Khan's Purchase of Jags
• Delta Air Lines traffic down 1.9% in November
• Holiday Charities
• Woman with MS training for 50-mile MS fundraiser walk
• Navy signs costly contract for biofuel
• Are you having a blue holiday season? Get tips on how to beat the holiday blues...
• Shands: Halt Orange Park Medical Center trauma center
• FIdelity offers an additional $150 million in senior notes
• Slideshow: Chargers 38, Jaguars 14
• Here's a tip for dealing with family during the holidays: Set a holiday budget t...
• Mark Brunell emerges from bankruptcy
• Spirit Delivery & Distribution expands at Tradeport
• South Jacksonville apartment building sells for $29.2M
• Family Sends Warning to Jacksonville Over Inmate's Release
• Bank of America CEO: 'Reduction in headcount has begun'
• First Video from NY: Shahid Khan at NFL Meeting
• Feeling stressed out? Balancing classes, personal responsibilities and maybe a j...
• A community food drive staged by Comfort Keepers, a nationwide franchise network...
• Shands Jacksonville among 3 hospitals asking court to halt trauma centers' openings
• Duval School Board agenda
• Florida Morning: Gambling loopholes; Scott won't touch local pension savings
• A family's legacy
• A war hero
• Thrasher bill sails through committee
• Law & Disorder: St. Johns authorities seek help in old case
• Rants & Raves: Europe's crisis
• Prestigious South Jacksonville lawyer was 'natural leader'
• One of Us: Before the chef, a restaurant needs a designer
• Man dies after being hit by train on Jacksonville's Southside
• Bill would allow adult education in Florida charter schools
• Financial Future of Jaguars vote today in New York
• Brunswick restaurant owner pleads guilty to keeping sales taxes
• Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal promises farmers he will work on labor problems
• Brunswick voters have runoff to decide today
• State lawmaker wants charters in adult education
• Jaguars fans hopefully for the future
• Jacksonville killer sentenced to death in fatal robbery
• Reorganization plan stalls in Jacksonville City Council panel
• Trauma center fight involving Shands, Orange Park Medical Center goes on
• Advanced Disposal Services expands in Alabama
• Cold case help sought in 1985 Crescent Beach homicide
• Chamber names Gabel International Business Leader of Decade
• Times-Union seeks college students, parents to talk affordability
• Searchers find body thought to that of missing 7-year-old Canton girl
• Joe Biden coming to Fletcher High School
• Vice President Joe Biden, education secretary to visit Fletcher High School
• Group: Spend oil spill fines on restoration
• No pay raise for Georgia legislators
• Proposed Sunshine Law exemptions move forward
• Florida Venture Forum taps Bankrate CEO as keynote speaker
• Bowl Bound: No. 25 FSU Seminoles, Notre Dame to face off In Champs Sports Bowl
• Jaguars pride takes over for Monday Night Football
• Bowl Bound: Georgia looking ahead to Outback Bowl against Michigan State
• Fruit Cove boy wins Red Ribbon Week contest
• FAA chief on leave after drunk driving arrest in Virginia
• Local, national mail to slow under U.S. Postal proposal
• Free College: Rising high school seniors (between the ages of 16-21) interested...
• The recipients of the 2012 Caring Awards are Julie Seals, a junior majoring in c...
• The Basch Report: Ranbaxy approved for generic version of Lipitor
• 12-year-old Murder Suspect in Court: New Charge May Be Filed
• Judge Dismisses Miranda's Paternity Case
• Velocity Worldwide to open factory in Jacksonville
• Jacksonville company to sell generic version of Lipitor
• Cold Case: Body Found on Crescent Beach in 1985 | SLIDESHOW
• Vice President Joe Biden Coming to First Coast this Week
• Reminder! Final tuition payment deadline for Spring Term "A" Sessions is Thurs.,...
• Get into the holiday spirit at our winter concert! The Florida State College Sym...
• Florida State College dental hygiene student Vanessa Grimes got a big surprise l...
• Murder Suspect Flees, Returns to Scene
• Southside Murder Suspect Arrested in South Carolina
• Jacksonville gas price falls 4 cents
• Congrats to the men's basketball team for its 80-58 victory Saturday afternoon o...
• Florida Morning: Lawmakers being drawn out of their districts; looking at education reform
• Atlantic Blvd. Shut Down After Serious Crash
• Tar balls found washed ashore on St. Augustine Beach
• Jags Fan Group Giving Away 'Khan Staches' At Monday Night Football
• FAMU band member's death spotlights hazing's prevalence
• UNF students' robot camera aids gopher tortoise research
• Jacksonville's San Jose tower gets new old tiles on top soon
• Northeast Florida agency celebrates success stories
• Renovated 5 Points theatre to open this week as Sun-Ray Cinema
• Tealgate Party Returns for Monday Night Football
• U.S., European Parliament members talk economies, transatlantic cooperation
• Police: Southside resident slain by woman she befriended
• Police: South Jacksonville resident slain by woman she befriended
• Suspect and shooting victim part of 'close-knit' group meeting at Jacksonville cafe
• Suspect and shooting victim part of 'close-knit' group meeting at Jacksonville's Cafe Milan
• Caring For Callie: 4-Year-Old Faces 9th Heart Surgery
• FHP Seeking Driver of Red Truck That Fled Plane Landing
• Southside traffic death being probed
• First Coast News Wins 5 Emmys
• North Carolina pilot and Utah student aboard small plane that landed on I-295 after engine trouble
• Jacksonville man dies Saturday after motorcycle accident on I-295
• Man shot behind crowded Southside Jacksonville restaurant
• Blackout Lifted for Jags' Monday Night Football Game
• Watch: San Marco Live Nativity
• Jacksonville Man Crashes Motorcycle and Dies From Injuries
• An Uptown Gala With a Down Home Feel
• San Marco Nativity's future uncertain, organizers hope to find next generation to take it over
• Plane Makes Emergency Landing on I-295 at I-95
• Arrest made in slaying of Jacksonville woman
• Searching for UFOs on a starry evening
• Small plane with engine trouble lands on I-295 Saturday night
• Pilot and student in small plane that had emergency landing on I-295
• Shahid Khan has true rags to riches American story
• Meth threat rises as cooking labs get smaller, more dangerous
• Arrest Made in Murder of Michele O'Dowd
• Men’s College Basketball: JU Dolphins fall to UNF Ospreys, 80-58
• Suspect surrenders after six-hour standoff with police
• Jacksonville SWAT callout leads to streets in the West Fifth Street area being closed down
• Fact Check: Hedge fund manager not behind gun company acquisitions
• Man Arrested After Six Hour Standoff with Police
• Dangerous mixes show up in increasing Northeast Florida meth lab seizures
• Herman Cain drops out; Toney Sleiman says he will probably support Gingrich
• Palm Coast man dies in one-car accident early Saturday morning
• Man Fires Shots, Stands off with Police on West Fifth Street
• Health Zone One Residents Urged to Get Moving, Eat Healthy
• From Adversity to Empathy
• Holiday Charities
• 2011 Holiday calendar
• Feds: Abuse at Florida's closed 'White House Boys' reform school unconstitutional
• Fatal St. Augustine Crash Overnight
• Lack of transportation funds has region on the road ... to no work
• Rants & Raves: Different times these
• Pet memorial set for Saturday will also honor fallen Jacksonville canine officer
• Woman arrested on animal cruelty warrant after two starving dogs found Nov. 21 at Jacksonville apartment and co-owner arrested
• Glynn County school bus hits car, pins it against a tree trapping driver inside
• Glynn to upgrade recylcing program Jan. 1
• Law & Disorder: Jacksonville woman killed in Southside gated condos
• Jacksonville men convicted in 2008 triple slayings in Kingsland
• Those with maritime skills needed for civilian jobs on military supply ships
• Jacksonville Journal: Edward Waters College sale and barbecue
• Officer lands on one knee; she says yes
• St. Nicholas brings toys, spirit of giving to Duval students
• Books and more at Friends of Jacksonville Public Library warehouse sale
• Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band shoot into Jacksonville Jan. 10
• Carolyn Williams, UNF educator of many interests, remembered fondly by students
• 3 trials for Jacksonville man in 2007 shootout with police nets 40 years in prison
• Nelson says defense bill has amendments to help Mayport
• Jacksonville man dodges death penalty; faces it 2 more times
• In-home care company, UNF students mount successful food drive for seniors
• 11-year-old Jacksonville boy nearly abducted while walking to school
• Texas man sentenced to 35 years in prison following flight to Jacksonville
• McGladrey & Pullen buyback creates local control
• Emails show billboard group wrote bill, told senator what to say about cutting trees
• Jacksonville doctor charged with lewd act on a child
• Florida representatives in Jacksonville for US-EU meeting
• Pod Rods - Daytona Turkey Run action and some Tokyo stuff too
• Glynn County school bus hits car in Brunswick
• Candlelight vigil set for Saturday night to remember 13-year-old boy
• Osprey Radio, UNF's student-operated campus radio station, and WJCT Public Radio...
• Members of Congress, European Union talking in Jacksonville about finance, transportation
• Rick Scott talks FAMU hazing, state budget
• LPS buys 1,000 Jags tickets to donate to the USO
• Sen. Nelson Brings Good News to Mayport
• Jags Gets Extension, on the Clock to Avoid Blackout
• No Discipline Yet as Wrestling Hazing Investigation Continues
• EWC Christmas Concert
• Jax logistics company makes Forbes 'most promising' list
• International Longshoreman's Assoc. Celebrates 75 Years
• Wells Fargo CEO: 'We want to make more loans'
• Check out a preview of Unified Fridays, a new program that will be offered in th...
• Wantman Group opens Fleming Island office
• Attempted Abduction of 11-Year-Old Under Investigation
• Jacksonville ILA union celebrates 75th anniversary
• Woman Found Dead in Jacksonville Condo Identified
• Velocity Rims: Velocity Rims moving factory to Jacksonville
• UF Doctor Arrested on Molestation Charges
• Consumer confidence remains low in Florida
• When Renter's Apartment Floods, Who's to Blame?
• Survey: Florida real estate market slips once again
• Report: USPS proposes consolidation in Tampa, Jacksonville
• Are you taking online classes? Open Campus is offering online learners the oppor...
• "Camp Composition: Florida Writes!," a workshop to prepare students in grades 4...
• Jacksonville Humane Society offers Santa photos in exchange for donations to its hospital
• Brownie the Siamese
• Gentle Sylvester
• 4-month-old Riley
• February Double Murder Suspect Arrested, Was Already in Jail
• Florida Morning: U.S. Senate race a 'toss up'; casino bill evolving
• Fire Destroys Home, Oxygen Tanks Explode, Woman Injured
• Loaded School Bus Damaged, No Children Injured in Crash
• AIGA Jacksonville's toyland to help mentoring program
• Jags on the Clock to Avoid Blackout
• PTA Asks Legislators For ‘Holiday Wish’
• Solar energy helps JEA's mix of energy, but costly, not always dependable
• St. Augustine moving forward with $6.7M sea wall
• PolitiJax: Another poll puts Newt Gingrich in Florida lead
• Ousted FAMU band director speaks in Jacksonville as school dismisses 4
• Science, Technology and Society: Join us for this special presentation featuring...
• Case of accused Craigslist killer now goes to Duval jury
• Jacksonville Journal: The Bolles School appoints president
• Watch: Press Conference with Former FAMU Band Director Julian White
• Law & Disorder: Jacksonville stabbing victim dies
• Law & Disorder: Jacksonville stabbing victim dies
• Florida's water standards challenged by environmentalists
• Camden County sheriff asks public's help in identifying woman found dead by highway
• Gainesville lawmaker might challenge Stearns for congressional seat
• San Mateo man seriously injured in one-car wreck
• Strange circumstances lead to St. Johns woman losing dog after boyfriend’s death
• Wrestling Program Suspended At Fernandina Beach High School
• No serious injuries reported when Jacksonville police car hits back of pickup
• JTA awarded $2.3 million federal grant
• "Little Elvis" and more at Monday auction for children's health and safety network
• Miami port dredging raises environmental concerns
• What's Happening in Georgia for Dec. 2-8
• Camden Sheriff asks public help in identifying body found beside I-95 at Woodbine
• First Coast Happenings for Dec. 2-6
• Gainesville Senator says he may run for new Congressional seat if Cliff Stearns doesn't
• Annual Tree of Life and Candlelight Service of Remembrance on Thursday at Community Hospice of Northeast Florida
• Student productions set this weekend at UNF
• Join us this Saturday as our Student Success Workshops kick off for the month of...
• Stein Mart comparable store sales drop 4.6 percent
• Women’s Volleyball Tryouts: Open tryouts for the 2012-13 women’s volleyball team...
• Regency Square Mall manager joins Simon Property Group
• Northeast Florida attorney disbarred
• UNF senior Ally Legeza, a biology major, uses a robotic rover, designed by UNF a...
• Two of world's largest container shippers become partners
• Luna No Longer Missing; Dog Owner Not Happy
• Two Tattoos Found on Murder Victim, Still No ID
• Robbery Suspect Found at Home, 10th Arrest in 4 Years
• National Football League: Sale of the Jacksonville Jaguars: ‘It was in no one’s...
• I-295, SR 9A Getting $1.3 Million Name Change
• Fidelity National launches prepaid card reward program
• Fannie Mae suspends foreclosure evictions for holidays
• We're now offering the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) at Kent Campus. For inform...
• Jaguars New Owner Will Not Be in Town for Monday Night Football
• Middle School Math Fair in San Marco Saturday
• Teacher Supply Depot Opens Thursday
• Here's a tip for dealing with family during the holidays: Keep it simple. If the...
• Brunswick Man Diagnosed with AIDS: Get Tested
• Do You Know Her? Woman in Hoodie Robs Westside Walgreens
• Florida Morning: Newt Gingrich surges in Florida; lawmakers seek McKay oversight
• First Coast News: T-bone collision sends St. Johns deputy to hospital
• Police investigate another possible case of FAMU hazing
• 'Jaguars Moving' Rumors Continue: Destination St. Louis? | VIDEO
• Columbia High School Closed Due to Water Main Break
• Columbia High School Closed Due to Water Main break
• AIDS Patient Urges Testing, Understanding
• FHP: Palm Coast pedestrian killed after driver says he was distracted
• Former Cummer Museum director a friend to Shahid Khan in the 1990s
• Students expected to protest at UNF due to tuition hikes
• Terry Dickson: For a coach, you could do much worse than Jack Del Rio
• Rants & Raves: Don't look for handout
• PolitiJax: Rick Scott to unveil 2012-13 budget next week
• Jacksonville Journal: Roadwork for 9A
• Hope Fund: Independence provides path forward for homeless student
• West Jacksonville man suffers life-threatening cut
• Law & Disorder: Northeast Florida educator sentenced to 140 years for child pornography
• Jurors see tapes of Jacksonville defendant's interviews with police in Craigslist murder
• Religion Notes: St. Augustine group hosting terrorism expert for Human Rights Day
• Bill based on local kidnap case would increase parole hearing interval
• Robbery suspect nabbed on traffic cameras, then in Clay County chase
• Watch: Movember time-lapse
• Northeast Florida educator sentenced to 140 years in child pornography case
• Crash Sends Deputy, Woman to Hospital
• Delores Weaver to Northeast Florida nonprofits: ‘We’re not going anywhere’
• Gators, Jaguars sales down, but Tim Tebow comes to the rescue
• Woman's body found in woods at Woodbine, Ga., interchange
• Infamous Jacksonville kidnapping case inspires bill to increase parole hearing interval
• Woman's body found in woods off I-95 exit at Woodbine
• Palm Coast man pleads guilty to child rape charges, sentenced to 50 years
• Jack and Jill of America holiday event for children on Sunday
• Family Support Services of North Florida gets Neviaser Charitable Foundation donation
• Shoot WITH the Sheriff and benefit PAL on Tuesday
• EWC is thankful for the support from the Michael and Kim Ward Foundation. Edward...
• CSX unveils redesigned carbon calculator
• Crowley sells all-terrain vehicles to Alaska company
• Delores Weaver to Northeast Florida nonprofits: "We're not going anywhere"
• The 46th Annual Talent and Variety show is just around the corner! Join us for a...
• Former School Counselor Sentenced to 140 Years for Child Porn
• Viva Vanilla!: Local Teens Create World Class Ice Cream
• What is the Jaguars' Lease Agreement with Jacksonville?
• Another Day at the Office for Wayne Weaver
• 'Jaguars Moving' Rumors Continue: Destination St. Louis?
• Mayor Welcomes Khan, Pleads for Sold Out Stadium
• Delores Weaver: Foundations will Keep Giving Here
• General Counsel said Jaguars Lease is 'Tight'
• Latitude Global to become majority owner in public company
• S&P downgrades Bank of America, Wells Fargo and others
• Hilliard Woman Blames UPS for Death of her Dog
• Check out this free event! UNF's Department of English will present its annual “...
• Jacksonville Jaguars: End of an era: Weaver sells Jaguars, Shahid Khan buys team...
• Patriot Transportation's 4Q net income drops 12%
• Hallmark Partners has bought NAI Global affiliation
• Happy birthday, Mark Twain! "Action speaks louder than words but not nearly as o...
• Pearl Harbor Commemoration to Be Held on Mayport-based Ship
• Chinese Honey Targeted in Smuggling Operation in Jacksonville
• EWC Annual "A Night of Lights"
• Tomorrow is World AIDS day, and students at Kent Campus are putting together an...
• Pei Wei Asian Diner coming to Markets at Town Center
• The UNF telephone system is up and operational. All issues seem to be resolved.
• The telephone system is working intermittently for incoming calls, outgoing call...
• Kudos to the men's basketball team for its win over Bethune-Cookman 61-56 last...
• Edward Waters College Gets Holiday Gift and Challenge
• Florida Morning: More map reaction; consumer confidence still down
• Khan buys 100 percent; Jaguars' limited partners also out
• Former Jacksonville mayor: City 'blessed' to have the Jaguars
• Day of change: Jaguars sold; coach Del Rio fired
• Times-Union poll: Gingrich beating Romney 41-17 in Florida
• Median Improvement Begins on 103rd Street
• Annual UNF Art and Design Faculty Exhibition
• Classic Rock Cosmic Concert Series
• Exhibition - Strange Matter
• Poll: Newt Gingrich soars in Florida
• PolitiJax: Jeb Bush rally for Aaron Bean set for Clarion Hotel
• Law & Disorder: Argument over electric bill ends with 2 arrests
• Elderly Westside woman, son left homeless after chimney ignites attic, then house
• Duval County Public Schools Celebrates Partnership With U.S. Navy
• Mark Woods: Jacksonville lucky to know the Weavers
• Humane Society of South Coastal Georgia moves to new home
• Donors give $118,000 for Baby Adam's surgeries
• Atlantic Beach commissioner pushing for review of entire city government
• Father continues quest to solve son's death on JTB in Jacksonville Beach
• Middleburg woman, 22, killed in fiery Nassau County accident
• New Jags owner Shahid Khan called a business titan, philanthropist
• Nassau sheriff's lieutenant charged with domestic battery
• Woman Hit & Killed in Nassau County
• Jack Del Rio Speaks Out on Firing
• Mayor Alvin Brown, city leaders welcome Shahid Khan ... and want him to stay
• Rick Scott on American Airlines bankruptcy filing
• McGladrey to sponsor PGA golf classic for three more years
• Florida Rock sues St. Augustine gas station in explosive August fire
• Guns permeating Duval's violent crime, UNF researchers say
• Tebow launches fundraiser for Phillipines hospital, seeking a dollar from each of his fans
• Hall Charity seeking donated toys, volunteers for annual Christmas party for Clay's needy children
• LSI wins share of $2 billion defense training contracts
• Eagle Landing tennis tourney gives $9,000 to area charities
• Staples partners with Florida program for at risk youth
• Special Jacksonville Jaguars ticket offer! Florida State College students, facul...
• On the Jaguars: DelRio Out, Weaver Sells Team
• Lab/terrier mix Shelly
• $10 dispute in dice game led to fatal shooting, Jacksonville proseuctors say
• Take a look at our upcoming Student Success Workshops for December. These compli...
• World AIDS Day prompts free HIV testing in Orange Park
• Congrats to UNF's women's basketball team, who overpowered Coastal Carolina 67-3...
• Blue Cross Florida signs multi-agency marketing deal
• Attention-craving Apple
• Checker Yellow Cab sold to Veolia Transportation
• Jags new owner Shahid Khan to keep team in town
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• VIDEO: Jaguars Players React to Firing of Jack Del Rio
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• National Football League: Media reports: Wayne Weaver selling Jacksonville Jagua...
• Jacksonville Jaguars sold to businessman Shahid Khan
• Horizon to pay $13.75M to settle civil suit
• Balancing work, family and the holidays can be stressful. Check out tips from Dr...
• American Airlines' parent companies file for Chapter 11
• Aaron Bean officially announces Jeb Bush rally hours after first redistricting maps released
• Florida Morning: Senate releases first redistricting maps
• Historic Structures to be Mothballed in Jacksonville
• Jaguars Fire Head Coach Jack del Rio
• Historic structures to be mothballed in Jacksonville
• Lawsuit filed against Clay County school district
• Lawsuit Filed Against Clay County School District
• Weekend events with Santa and cannon blasts open Christmas season
• Rants & Raves: Jacksonville Light Parade ruined
• Jacksonville Journal: Duval Schools, Navy unite for volunteerism
• Law & Disorder: Jaguars concession thefts end in arrests
• PolitiJax: Connie Mack to enter Senate race
• Talent-laden council panel casts critical eye on Mayor Alvin Brown's plan
• Hope Fund: Health and housing woes leave Middleburg family living on the edge
• Edward Waters College to receive $1 million challenge grant
• Northeast Florida redistricting notes
• Florida Citrus Sports Shootout: Donovan gets 400th victory in Gators' 96-70 win
• Where does Occupy Jacksonville go from here?
• Two parties, two takes on Senate's redistricting maps
• Jacksonville would lose Congress seat under state Senate plan
• Lawsuit claims Clay County principal's emails proselytized, called Obama 'jackass'
• Investigators seek Jeep Grand Cherokee in hit-and-run death of Clay County boy
• Jacksonville would lose congress seat under state Senate plan
• Baby Adam scheduled for surgery Tuesday morning
• HOA Forecloses on Jacksonville Beach Home For Unpaid Dues
• Gator Bowl Has Sights Set on Florida-Ohio St. Matchup
• Bomb Squad Investigating Possible Meth Lab on Westside
• St. Augustine man sentenced for vandalizing Bridge of Lions
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• St. Johns County to break ground for new school
• Redistricting: Proposed Senate map still leaves Clay County without a state Senator
• Sauer wins $2.6M Ponte Vedra Inn & Club renovation
• Redistricting: Proposed Senate map still leaves Clay without a state Senator
• High-speed chase in Putnam County ends with crash, arrest and 15-year-old injured
• Lawsuit claims Clay County principal's emails proselytized, called Obama 'jackass'
• Family Mourns 13-Year-Old Killed in Hit-and-Run
• Bomb Squad Investigating on Westside
• Powder in inmate's letter prompts shutdown of Brantley County Courthouse
• AT&T, T-Mobile withdraw FCC merger bid
• Gator Bowl could feature Buckeyes vs. Gators
• Dog May Be Declared Dangerous After Biting Two People
• Sex for money leads to baby's kidnapping, abandonment in Volusia field; 2 arrested
• danceWORKS is offering a master hip-hop class on Sat., Dec. 3, from 2-3:30 p.m.,...
• Jacksonville gas price falls 4 cents
• WJXT to offer candidates free air time in 2012
• JIA passenger traffic down in October
• Slideshow: Texans 20, Jaguars 13
• Hydroponic U-Pick Strawberry Farm to Open in St. Augustine
• Stolen SUV, Runaway Teen, Drugs, Fire: Big Crash in Putnam County
• Two Arrested for Stealing Jaguars Concession Money
• Stein Mart Inc.: Jay Stein seeks refocus for Stein Mart
• Chair Placement Leads to Aggravated Battery Arrest
• Lighted Boat Parade Winners Announced | SLIDESHOW
• Holiday Hoops Ticket Giveaway
• Dan Hicken: Jaguars are a 'Factory of Sadness'
• ESPN reports Urban Meyer takes head coaching job at Ohio State
• I-95 crash in Volusia kills 2 St. Johns residents
• Dan Hicken Goes Off on the Jaguars
• Fire nearly destroys business; 1 arrested after crash
• Fire Nearly Destroys Business; 1 Arrested after Crash
• Watch Out for Fake Money as You Shop for Christmas
• FSCJ program helps high school students get diploma, college credit
• Family of Clay County boy killed in hit-and-run want justice
• First Coast utilities always updating safety procedures to prevent cyber attacks
• Duval County School Board stalls on 'priority one' for robust review
• Fact Check: Email about foster care bonanza not accurate
• Blanding southbound lanes reopen after wreck at I-295
• Duval jail inmate charged with smuggling cell phone
• SUV overturns on ramp onto I-95 from Philips Highway
• Syracuse Fires Assistant Basketball Coach Fine
• New Mass translation launches in American parishes
• Political consulting paradigms changing for firms that advise campaigns
• Thrasher pushes bill to benefit Jacksonville company, client of his former lobbying firm
• First class Delta passenger arrested for viewing child porn on flight to Boston
• Woman Arrested For Assault With A Tuna Can
• Lighted Boat Parade Winners Announced
• Shoppers Support Small Business Saturday
• Hit-and-run crash kills Orange Park 13-year-old Saturday night
• Hit-and-run crash kills Middleburg 13-year-old Saturday night
• More than a quarter of N.E. Florida public officials are millionaires; see database
• Jacksonville Journal: Gingerbread event begins Wenesday
• Holiday scams make it too easy to assume worst of each other
• He took the bait for Black Friday
• Person's fall from UNF building under investigation
• Who were the winners at Jacksonville Light Parade?
• 13-Year-Old Clay County Teenager Killed By Hit-and-Run Driver
• Holiday scams make it too easy to assume worst of each other
• Jacksonville church offers prayers for family of FAMU drum major who died Nov. 19
• "You'll shoot your eye out"
• Two Jacksonville Women Jump From Airplane to Raise Money For 26.2 With Donna
• Today marks one year since a car crash killed two EWC student athletes, Najee Cu...
• Toyota Camry Daytona 500 Pace Car Comes To St. Johns Town Center | SLIDESHOW
• Mad Dads asks Arlington community to help solve double killing
• Jacksonville Journal: Clay student among finalists for honor
• Law & Disorder: Clay man gets10-year sentence
• Man shot dead outside Jacksonville apartment complex building as police seek two men
• Catholics prepare for changes in wording of Mass coming Sunday
• Get canned for the holidays at Duval County Extension Service
• Musicians can compete to help the homeless
• United Way's Real$ense needs tax assistance volunteers
• Military flyovers: Are they still worth it?
• Rants & Raves: The Gipper and the bird
• Jacksonville cultural council's special way of saying thanks to troops
• Gingerbread Extravaganza comes to town for the holidays
• Jacksonville Tree Lighting Ceremony A Big Hit
• Visitor Killed at Jacksonville Apartment Complex
• 26.2 With Donna Skydive 4 Breast Cancer (Really)
• Southside Boulevard reopened southbound at Leahy Road
• Home and Garden Calendar for Nov. 26-Dec. 2
• Mad Dads asks Jacksonville community to help solve double slaying
• On big shopping day, some Jacksonville shoppers go small
• Charities
• Bunnell woman dead and two injured in semi accident in Flagler County
• FAMU band director Julian White wants to be reinstated to job
• Pod Rods - Maybach bids farewell, Back to the Future Delorean for auction, and watch a Vette go bump
• Clay student a finalist in Take Stock college fellowship program
• Middleburg man sentenced to 10 years in drunken crash that killed passenger
• Donate, buy "symbolic" gifts in Red Cross holiday campaign
• Musicians sought to help raise awareness of the homeless
• Fix-A-Flat Butt Case Causes Some to Question Doctors' Creds
• The (Lacrosse) Bullies Take on Bullying
• JAX Chamber announces 2012 Small Business Leaders of the Year
• Black Friday violence includes North Carolina mall shooting, Los Angeles-area pepper spray incident
• Black Friday madness arrives early in Southeast Georgia
• Service for FAMU Community Saturday after Band Member's Death
• 2 Jacksonville men's names to be on the ballot in New Hampshire presidential primary
• 8 new Jacksonville charter schools in works
• Avenues Opens to Large Crowds; Thousands Hit Stores Thursday
• Solace for the Children: Feroza's Journey
• Do you have plans for the biggest shopping day of the year?
• Anyone Black Friday shopping tomorrow?
• Hope Fund: Despite setbacks, she hopes her house will remain her home
• Holiday Concert: Get into the spirit of the holidays at “Sounds of the Season,”...
• Law & Disorder: Man cooking fries escapes fire
• Wishing everyone a happy and safe Thanksgiving! Comment on this to post let us k...
• Warm and together, a family full of adopted children gives thanks
• Warm and together, Atlantic Beach family full of adopted children gives thanks
• Jacksonville Married Couple Arrested for Abuse of Disabled Adult
• Show Up in PJs, Get Black Friday Discounts
• Additions, fan favorites thrill millions at Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Ponte Vedra Beach House Fire Flares up Again Overnight
• St. Vincent's, Volunteers Bring Meals to the Elderly and Disabled
• Baldwin School Hopes to Score Grand Prize for Library
• Young-at-heart Ginger
• Old soul Farrah
• Gambit the kitten
• Wizard the Siamese
• Jaguars Request Extension of Blackout Deadline
• Beagle mix Sammy
• Ponte Vedra Beach house fire kills 3 pet dogs
• FAMU band director fired; president cites 'inability to stop hazing'
• ‘Thankful for the freedoms we enjoy’
• Military cuts may include grounding the Blue Angels
• Marion County crash involving Jax trucker leaves two men hurt
• Marion County crash involving Jacksonville trucker leaves 2 men hurt
• Happy Thanksgiving!
• Restaurant workers foil robbery attempt in St. Johns
• French Fry Accident Burns Down Arlington Home
• Got Oil? What to do with Leftover Turkey Grease
• Thankful for a Habitat home on this holiday
• Jacksonville Firefighters Say Bake, Don't Fry
• Chair And Vice Chair Appointed During Organizational Meeting
• Shuttered wood plant doesn't get in Hawthorne's way of giving thanks
• PolitiJax: U.S. Rep. Mica argues for privatizing airport screeners
• Man escapes Arlington fire after cooking fries with grease in Jacksonville home
• 1 person shot at Jacksonville apartment Wednesday night
• Troubled teen fleeing police kills Jacksonville man in crash
• Gun play in Palatka ends with arrest of 22-year-old man
• Fry Accident Burns Down Arlington Home
• Law & Disorder: Man critical after multiple gunshots
• Law & Disorder: Man critical after multiple gunshots
• Carts Made on First Coast Help Disabled Worldwide
• Jacksonville couple saw a child created in God's image, not multiple deformities
• Haridopolos says Greer was ousted because of politics
• Jacksonville Children's Commission director showcases book club at national conference
• Jacksonville Children's Commission director showcases book club at national conference
• Don’t forget about the student store closeout sale. It’s your chance to save 30-...
• Jacksonville man reports black mamba bite during purchase in Kingsland
• Jacksonville teens meet New York City at Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
• School funding lawsuit moves forward; Weinstein bill looks at similar issue
• Mandarin Adoption Center seeking volunteers
• Rants & Raves: Reader submissions
• Global Axcess to buy 238 convenience store ATMs for $1.5M
• Delta introduces mobile baggage tracking
• Man in 'life-threatening' condition following shooting on West 14th Street
• China Super Buffet operators at Jacksonville restaurant busted
• Slideshow: Why is your business thankful?
• Black Friday means big hiring spree for retailers on First Coast
• Florida lost nearly 5K construction jobs in October
• Fatal Crash Teen Suspect Has History of Felony Arrests
• Monthly awards for Jacksonville police include a rare life-saving commendation
• Monkey Sighted this Morning - Again, Escapes - Again
• Car Chase, Shooting in Palatka, Police Involved, One Arrested
• FEC sponsors 2nd annual Christmas train
• Ritz-Carlton revamps Cafe 4750
• First Sneak Peek! Tyler Southern's House Finished | SLIDESHOW
• Lender Processing Services: Jacksonville home prices down 44% from U.S. peak
• Lender Processing Services: Jacksonville home prices down 44% from U.S. peak
• Lender Processing Services: Jacksonville home prices down 44% from U.S. peak
• Lender Processing Services: Jacksonville home prices down 44% from U.S. peak
• Lender Processing Services: Jacksonville home prices down 44% from U.S. peak
• Life-threatening Injuries for 20-year-old Following Shooting
• Dr. Gabe Ybarra, a psychology professor, gave tips to Action News for handling f...
• Magnetic Wanding to Begin Sunday at Jaguars Game
• Two of three northbound lanes of I-95 reopened at Kingsland following truck wreck
• Florida Morning: Builders beefing up; PSC picks next chair
• Police pursuit of 16-year-old driver ends in Jacksonville traffic death
• Teen Driver in High-speed Pursuit with JSO Police Gets in Fatal Crash
• Teen Driver in High-speed Pursuit Gets in Fatal Crash
• PolitiJax: PSC picks chairman to replace Art Graham
• Jacksonville City Council debating proposed JEA pay raises
• Enjoy Thanksgiving Without Regrets
• Ladies and Gentlemen, Start Your Fryers!
• Thieves do $250,000 in damage at Brantley asphalt plant to get $5,000 worth of wire, sheriff says
• St. Simons Island woman dies in crash on way to West Point for husband's burial
• Law & Disorder: Starving dogs saved from Jacksonville apartment following owner's arrest
• 2 women celebrate their unlikely bond
• 2 women celebrate their unlikely bond
• Jacksonville's 'tree lady' to clown around at Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
• 2 men charged in deaths of Jacksonville newlyweds; other suspects sought
• Betty Burney chosen to lead Duval County School Board
• City reorganization goes through changes as others weigh in
• Pete's street party, huge coastal bike ride main features of turkey day at Beaches
• Fed budget cuts would mean military job losses here
• Fed budget cuts would mean military job losses here
• Clay Commission approves department reorganizations, picks new leader
• JIA Skycaps Love the Busy Holidays
• Driving People Out of Business?
• Motorcyclist killed in foggy St. Johns crash ID'd
• Person Walks into Fire Station with Gunshot Wound
• Tune in to Action News (WAWS-FOX 30) at 7:30 a.m. tomorrow morning to get advice...
• Trailer Bridge improves net loss between 2Q and 3Q
• Take a look at our upcoming campus closures for this holiday season. All locatio...
• GATORS RECAP: Defense, Brantley rally Florida past Furman 54-32
• 2012 will be a mixed bag for Northeast Florida hotels
• My Lai photographs subject of Flagler College Community Lecture Dec. 13
• Motorcyclist Killed in St. Johns Wreck Identified
• Poison Information Center offers holiday tips
• Multiple accidents on Interstate 95 at St. Johns County Road 210 cleared out; 2 injured
• Hundreds Compete in Jacksonville for Huge Poker Prizes
• Jacksonville one of the best cities for tech jobs
• 86-Year-Old Neighbor Can't Drive to Home after Church Builds Fence
• JSO Pays Hundreds of Thousands in Overtime For Florida Georgia
• PSC picks former House member to succeed Art Graham as chairman
• Drug investigations in Northwest St. Johns County net 4 in 2 separate cases
• Mayor Alvin Brown seeks $76 million in 2013 savings
• Dogs Too Weak to Get Out of Own Urine; Owner Arrested
• 8 Crashes Block I-95 for Miles | SLIDESHOW | VIDEO
• Jacksonville Jaguars: ‘Playing for pride’ Jacksonville Jaguars GM Gene Smith say...
• McCumber Golf launches fantasy camps at TPC Sawgrass
• Two Arrested for Shooting, Burning Death of Married Couple
• Kudos to UNF PR student Liz Grebe for winning the Student Promise Award at the 2...
• Florida Morning: Supercommittee fails; Florida prime picking for GOP
• Monkey Still on Loose: Two More Sightings Monday | PHOTOS
• Big Book Publisher Suspends Library e-Books
• Pedestrian Killed Walking on Blanding Blvd.
• Wanted in St Johns County | SLIDESHOW
• PolitiJax: Chamber backs mayor
• Judith Gefter: A photojournalist who pushed technology
• Law & Disorder: Father rescues his son from fire
• Cheerleaders' Parents at Lee HS Wonder Where Squad Money Went
• Man Arrested After Calling 911 16 Times in Matter of Hours
• Shoppers Camp Out Days Ahead of Black Friday
• Road and School Closures In Hawthorne Due to Heavy Smoke
• No excuses for man using 'stub power'
• Obituary: Julian Jackson was powerhouse in boxing, business
• Rants & Raves: Nightmare come true?
• Poll: Voters approve of Brown; more dour on Scott, Obama
• Fullwood tuition bill gets surprise support from GOP
• Passengers can see same thing now as JIA scanners, but without revealing body images
• One of us: Football, violin, wrestling, acting ...
• College Football: This week's bowl projections
• Woman killed trying to cross Blanding Boulevard
• Jacksonville faces problems over federal disabilities law
• Bats Target Northside Apartment Complex
• Acting/Directing Showcase: This semester marks the 15th year of this popular inf...
• Chamber support mayor's reorganization plans
• Finally Free: Teen Chained to Ground Speaks Out for First Time
• Cooking accident caused fire that killed elderly St. Augustine woman
• Crash Closed Parts of Blanding Blvd.
• Tell us: Will your pet get anything after you die?
• New screening equipment at JIA doesn't show passengers' anatomy
• Chair of the Hispanic caucus gives Reggie Fullwood's tuition bill a bi-partisan boost
• Monkey spotted in treetops of Palm Coast
• 21-month bribery sentence over for former St. Johns commissioner
• Special holiday deals at Morton's in Jacksonville
• Jacksonville teen to perform in Thanksgiving Day parade
• Good Franky? Florida asks U.S. Supreme Court to take drug sniffer dog case
• Redistricting: Who will get Alachua County; will Mica have to move?
• Crash Closes Parts of Blanding Blvd.
• AAA: Thanksgiving auto travel up along with airfares
• State Supreme Court rules national Episcopal Church owns Georgia's "mother church"
• Field of flags remembers First Coast military service in Iraq, Afghanistan
• CEVA expands business relationship with Ford Motor Co.
• Robert Lee High Cheerleaders' Parents Wonder Where Squad Money Went
• Good Sports: Bolles Team Gives Back State Runner-Up Trophy
• Potential Road and School Closures In Hawthorne After Fire
• Acquisition adds to St. Augustine manufacturer services
• Margo Garden Products signs Downtown Jacksonville lease
• Jaguars Looking for a Sell-Out for Monday Night Football's Return
• Concrete Floor Project at Fire Station Hits Snag
• Gambling Hotline Reports Calls About Internet Cafes
• Advanced Imaging Technology New Tool at JIA
• The Basch Report: Still Waiting for ParkerVision revenue
• Miami Gardens police say suspect used cement, tire sealant in plastic surgery procedure
• Monkey on the Loose: Two More Sightings Today
• Brantley County man jailed in deaths of two pedestrians has posted bail
• Gunster expands private wealth services division
• Foreclosed homes selling faster, says Bank of America CEO
• College Football: Legendary Voice of the ‘Dawgs Larry Munson Dies in Athens
• Rayonier board member steps down as PPL Corp. CEO
• A new UNF poll shows that local voters are optimistic and that Mayor Alvin Brown...
• Nasty Weather Kills Squash, Zucchini Crops
• Cooking Accident Led to Fatal Fire in St. Johns County
• Florida Morning: Gaming promises v. payoffs; $1 billion for Turkey Point
• Mystery Woman in Hoodie Holds up Westside Walgreens
• Past winters stymie invasive marine species in St. Johns County
• Motorcyclist Dead Following Wreck
• Waxing Warning: How to Spot a Safe Salon | SLIDESHOW
• Thanksgiving Food Shopping Prices Are Up
• Jacksonville man, 74, loses home in morning blaze
• Jacksonville University offering a plan to drive students to graduate on time
• Thanksgiving Prices Are Up
• Waxing Warning: How to Spot a Safe Salon
• World Poker Tour players deal in Orange Park for chance at over $1 million
• Reorganization of Clay departments would make county business friendly, official says
• TSA to Unveil New Imaging Technology at JIA
• Jaguars, Blaine Gabbert fail to deliver on final drive
• Sea turtle will make move from Georgia Sea Turtle Center to be first of her kind in Arizona
• Jaguars, Blaine Gabbert fail to deliver on final drive
• Michelle Obama at Homestead-Miami Speedway
• FAMU student found dead aboard bus after college football game
• Night of Art and Dance - Dec. 1: Two great events on the same night at South Cam...
• Florida State College's Theatre Department presents the annual Acting and Direct...
• 65-year-old charged with St. Augustine bank robbery
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL: JU falls in PFL title game to San Diego, 23-14
• Florida Lotto jackpot grows to $34M
• College Football: SEC Sunday Notebook
• FAMU student found dead on bus in Orlando
• Jaguars Lose 14-10, Failed To Score From One-Yard Line In Final Seconds
• Cleanup effort part of Jacksonville Beach Right Whale Festival
• Law & Disorder: Jacksonville hit-and-run severely injures pedestrian
• Join Us at The Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens on Thanksgiving Day!
• Turning the 'bucket list' upside down
• Man suffers life-threatening injuries in Jacksonville hit-and-run
• Jacksonville Journal: Tell us about your Black Friday hours
• A story of her last days shows Hope Fund's reach
• Thefts Reported From Visiting Team Locker Room During Football Game
• Victim Identified in Fatal Fire in St. Johns County Home
• Black business funding board records shielded by Carroll bill
• Fact Check: Christmas tree tax was for live-tree growers, not you and me
• Manager pistol-whipped, tied up in Restaurant Depot robbery in Jacksonville
• 94-year-old woman dies in St. Augustine house fire
• McKenzie's Run Draws Big Support For Charity
• Thanksgiving week fun
• 500 Families Receive Thanksgiving Meal from Potter's House Ministries
• Clara White Mission Feeds More Than 850 Thanksgiving Meal
• Why did Herman Cain Really Get a Secret Service Detail?
• Fatal Fire in St. Johns County Home
• Leaders of Jacksonville interfaith groups seeking ways to improve ecumenical efforts
• Cannons coast reveal clue about a centuries-old shipwreck site off St. Augustine coast
• Local man behind Natalie Wood death probe
• Glynn County selects site, designer for new jail
• Cain 'stands up for America' at Jacksonville Landing
• Cain 'stands up for America' at Times-Union Center
• Good News: 'Wine for Water' benefit raises $30,000 for clean water projects
• Homeless project finds street people defy stereotypes
• Law & Disorder: Jacksonville man convicted of shooting friend 16 times
• Rants & Raves
• Rants & Raves: People have the freedom to assemble
• Orange Park car dealer to stay in jail for the holidays following tax, ID fraud
• Omni Amelia Island breaks ground on $87M redevelopment
• Jacksonville man found guilty in friend's death
• Bank of America corporate layoffs begin
• How Long Should You Wait for the Repairman? For 1 Woman, 2 Months
• More Charges in Celeb Hacking Case
• International Education Week
• $10,000 reward offered in Jacksonville stepbrothers' deaths
• Former Atlantic Beach police chief Thompson looking to leave city for new job
• Pod Rods - Some hot stuff from the LA Auto Show, more Mustang power, and local car events
• 15 hours later, jury convicts Jacksonville man in 1st of 3 murder trials from 2009 shootings
• Saving Grace: Ex-Prostitute Starts Organization to Helps Others
• Happy Friday! It feels great to be a Tiger!
• Cain Arrives; UNF Poll Shows Jax Voters Pick Romney over Obama
• How Long Should You Wait for the Repairman? For one Woman, it's 2 Months
• Teachers Spared But Where Did the Money Come From?
• Ad Campaign to Urge Pedestrian Safety Draws Criticism
• A new UNF poll shows that President Barack Obama tied with Mitt Romney for the 2...
• Cold Noses: Tootsie and Raquel; $20 adoptions
• University of North Florida and WJCT discuss partnership
• Chesapeake Bay retriever mix Raquel
• Newt Gingrich tells Jacksonville Landing crowd America can be exceptional again
• Panera Bread and Denny's opening new restaurants
• St. Augustine boat captain blames Robert Wagner for Natalie Wood's death
• Religion calendar for Nov. 18-25
• Regency Centers closes $250 million loan
• Gov. Scott Talks Jobs in Jacksonville
• LPS: Delinquent mortgages down, foreclosures up
• UNF poll: Obama's approval rating at 41 percent with Jacksonville voters
• Duval County's unemployment rate drops to 10%
• Trailer Bridge stock will be delisted on Nasdaq
• University of North Florida: poll shows Obama-Romney tie in 2012 among Jacksonvi...
• Fiction Fix, the literary journal of the University of North Florida, just relea...
• Batson-Cook doing $1.75M upgrades at local Targets
• Twin Lakes Middle School hazing investigation concludes
• Family Dollar Suspects Linked to Other Armed Robberies
• VIDEO: Shooting Star LIVE in Tim's Forecast
• Florida Morning: More depositions in Greer case; gaming lobbyists doing well
• Midnight premiere of 'The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1' brings crowds to Jacksonville cinemas
• 142 Marijuana Plants Found at Ft. White Home
• JU planning director killed in Veterans Day crash on Butler Boulevard
• Jacksonville Journal: Appraiser for Clay to head state group
• Jacksonville Walking Tour Reveals Secret Tunnels
• Cain in Town; UNF Poll Shows Jax Voters Pick Romney over Obama
• Big Brothers Big Sisters And Mayo Clinic To Launch Workplace Mentoring Program With Fletcher High School
• Brantley County seniors concerned over skyrocketing school taxes
• PolitiJax: Obama makes push for women voters in Florida
• The Big Chill: Water Park Freezes Over for Holidays
• Heritage Park Village in Macclenny preserves a slice of North Florida history
• Florida senator in billboard probe says he'd do it again
• Jacksonville Humane Society moving on from 2007 fire
• Law & Disorder: Men in Family Dollar heist linked to other holdups
• Colorful testimonies lead to Jacksonville man's guilt in murder
• Shooting Star LIVE in Tim's Forecast
• Nevada indicts 2 LPS employees on 606 counts in robo-signing scandal
• Duval School Board members chide chairman W.C. Gentry on endorsements
• Sea Star to pay $14 million fine for price fixing
• Flagler Beach man killed in wreck with semi, Highway Patrol says
• Cain tries to build from scratch in Northeast Florida
• Flagler woman killed in wreck near Bunnell
• Charities
• Jacksonville police: Men stopped after Family Dollar heist tied to six holdups
• Gingrich tells Jacksonville Landing crowd America can be exceptional again
• Sea Star Line of Jacksonville agrees to pay $14.2 million criminal fine for price fixing
• Poll: Duval voters say Obama-Romney race a tie for now
• Toney Construction building $1.4M hangar at Cecil Airport
• Jacksonville police honor officer who helped five from burning house
• Florida Power & Light burglars get more than they bargained for in Putnam County
• UNF to host Rugby Atlantic Cup
• $4M welcome center going up at Flagler College
• Give us your opinion about flyovers
• Florida among top fryer fire states
• LPS employees charged on 606 counts in robo-signing case
• October home sales were up, but prices decline 8 percent
• Not Grandma's Goodwill: Bluetique Opens in Ponte Vedra
• Tucker: Tea Party Movement Growing on First Coast
• FIS/Metavante cuts 100 positions in Milwaukee
• $60 and T-Shirts? Should Cruise Do More for Lost Baggage?
• Stein Mart goes from net income to net loss in Q3
• IRS searching Ponte Vedra home
• 11 of 14 Laid-off Teachers Reinstated by School Board
• National cemetery in Jacksonville wins award
• Meals-on-Wheels Dealing with Long Waiting List
• Greg Evers on using his personal email account, why he has no opinion on billboard legislation, and lots more
• Possible Plea Deal for Cristian Fernandez?
• Man Saves Elderly Man From Fire In Neptune Beach
• The Basch Report: Jacksonville Banking industry improving, ‘Worst is behind us’
• Unemployment aid applications drop to 7-month low
• Clay honors outstanding school volunteers
• The North Florida golf team’s successful performance during its fall tournament...
• Reminder! Tuition payment due today for Spring Term "A" Sessions.
• South Campus Fall Fest is today, from 11 a.m.-1 p.m., in the Courtyard (outside...
• Don't forget the School of Culinary Arts and Hospitality information sessions ar...
• Kudos to the UNF Mock Trial Teams for winning more individiual awards than any o...
• We're wrapping up our International Education Week events today with an Internat...
• Airline passengers asked for extra cash for fuel
• 4 dead, dozens hurt as storms pound the Southeast
• Driver Dies after Rear-ending Semi on I-95
• Four Children in SUV that Overturned
• Truck Collides with Wheelchair, Ejecting Occupant
• Florida Morning: Grand Jury probing deal involving Greg Evers; casino bill gets first hearing
• JSO Officer Involved in Crash, Second This Week
• Missing Person Lembit Vant Located, Safe
• Neptune Beach chef drags elderly neighbor out of flaming apartment
• Search for Endangered Missing Person
• Tips For Packing Healthy Lunches Your Kids Will Eat
• After a hiatus, the women have returned
• Occupy Jacksonville Planning to 'Crash' Political Events
• Uncertainty will subdue Georgia economy in 2012, Georgia State University says
• Drug court opens without its founding judge as she awaits judicial ethics proceedings
• Rants & Raves: Rave for workers
• Make the scene! This year's South Campus Fall Fest theme is the 1950s and includ...
• Girl, 4, shot in foot at home
• Christmas Carole Returns
• Father to Face Charges in Daughter's Accidental Shooting
• Elderly Jacksonville man missing
• Gun bill pushed by Cliff Stearns passes House
• Death in Brantley County fight may be hard to prosecute, DA says
• Destination resorts get first legislative hearing
• Stephen Wise wants to steer gaming money toward education
• By Revolutionary War battlefield, Jacksonville debates parkland deal
• Jacksonville debates parkland deal near Revolutionary War battlefield
• Crash Injures Three, Closes Spring Glen Road
• Pension issue dooms police contract talks with Jacksonville
• Fire Crews Battle Metal Door, Then Fight Fire
• Main Library sponsoring free zine (self-published pamphlets) symposium
• Grants to United Way program will boost residents' financial stability
• Grand jury investigating state senator over tree giveaway
• Law & Disorder: Man 26, killed for shoes and pants, prosecutor says
• Prosecutors offer murder plea to 12-year-old; defense says he'll reject it
• AG Pam Bondi praises Florida's progress fighting pill mills during Jacksonville conference
• Gov. Scott appoints Falconetti to port board
• Interstate coke ring stretched from Baker County to Texas; 6 plead guilty
• United Way financial education program receives $1 million in grants
• Man takes shoes, pants off Jacksonville transient he shot dead
• Clay property appraiser takes helm of statewide association
• Grand jury investigating state senator over tree giveaway
• MS Society honors top 2011 volunteers
• Tune in to WJXT Ch. 4 tomorrow at 8 a.m. to watch Shannon Italia, director of UN...
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• Clay County Foundation Provides Job Training
• '99 Problems But A Kick Ain't One': Josh Scobee Inspires T-Shirt
• Get smartphone safety tips from Jeff Durfee, UNF director of Information Technol...
• Duval County Clerk of Court sues mortgage servicer
• $59.6 Million U.S. 301 Road Widening Project Begins
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• Seniors Super Charged about Potential Benefit Cuts
• Iraqi Delegates in Jacksonville to Study Democracy, Voting
• City of Jacksonville: Mallett to lead City reform study group
• Survey: Florida small businesses optimistic on staffing
• Medure's newest restaurant to open Black Friday
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• Trailer Bridge files for bankruptcy
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• Reminder! Tuition payment due tomorrow for Spring Term "A" Sessions.
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• Red hair: Genetic jackpot or cultural stigma?
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• Free Megabus Tickets to Atlanta | SLIDESHOW
• Florida Morning: Casino questions; more claims bill fun
• One Killed in Flagler County Crash on U.S. 1
• Show - Christmas Carole
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• Do You Know the Best Parking Spots for Holiday Shopping?
• PolitiJax: DOT pushing for more tolls
• Favorite Parking Spots For Holiday Shopping
• Fatal Crash Investigation
• Facebook warns of recent wave of spam
• Options are limited for Jacksonville's ailing pension plans
• Jacksonville Metal Recycler Arrested, Copper Thefts Still a Huge Problem
• Law & Disorder: Man killed, woman critical in double shooting
• Organization advocates for children in churches during National Adoption Month
• Farmers, restaurant owners say Georgia immigration law hurting business
• Glynn County official accused of violating election law
• Welfare drug testing bill filed Tuesday in Georgia legislature
• Soldier's body found in woods near Ft. Stewart
• Watch: USS Philippine Sea Homecoming
• What a great cause!
• Witness: Jacksonville man had choice between friend and man he robbed
• Bill would expand scholarship program with powerful backers
• Police, state trooper collide in downtown Jacksonville
• Southside school receives Crayola grant and products
• Those involved testify against Jacksonville man in first of 3 murder trials
• Carroll: Military 'trigger' is wrong way to cut spending
• Jacksonville drug ring with ties to California and Southeastern U.S. busted
• Law firm launches Christmas drive for City Rescue Misson residents
• Books, baked goods for sale at Orange Park library book fest
• Abel Harding to rejoin First-Citizens Bank
• Proposed law would make it illegal to protest at funerals
• Jacksonville police investigate double shooting
• Internship-style program, rebranding part of Rick Scott's unemployment compensation fixes
• Empty Bowls Luncheon raises awareness and funds to reduce hunger in the area
• Middleburg Elementary School receives $10,000 grant
• New mobile app for credit counseling
• What's Happening in Georgia for Nov. 16-25
• Body, likely of Fort Stewart soldier, found near rural Georgia chemical plant
• Abel Harding goes back to First Citizens Bank
• Lenny Curry's first video update
• Don't miss the Intercollegiate Jazz Festival tonight!
• Reminder! Tuition payment due for Spring Term "A" Sessions: Thurs., Nov. 17.
• FHP and JSO Cars Collide in Downtown Jacksonville
• Man's Body Found by Side of Road in Camden
• Florida holiday sales growth expected to outpace nation
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• OT for Mayor Brown's JSO Bodyguard Tops $30,000 in 4 Mos.
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• 17 Arrested in Cocaine Ring Bust; Cash, Drugs, Guns Taken
• Jacksonville Fire, Police Pensions Score Failing Grades
• More Retail Development Planned, But Can the Economy Support It?
• TD execs expect slow recovery in NE Florida
• Crowley seeks Ocean Rangers to check cruise ships in Alaska
• U.S. Bankruptcy Court: Bankruptcies down 17%, District still No. 3 in nation
• USS Philippine Sea Returns from Deployment | SLIDESHOW
• 2 Teens Arrested Following 100 mph Chase, Crash
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• Megabus Offers $1 Rides to Atlanta, Orlando
• Jacksonville felon facing first degree murder charge in witness slaying trial
• Rick Scott to meet with Embraer officials Wednesday
• Victims testify in accused Jacksonville serial rapist trial
• Port to seek $25 million to upgrade TraPac terminal
• Medicaid pilot program covering Duval area counties gets more time
• Michelle Obama to visit Jacksonville
• We're proud to announce the release of the University of Phoenix Android App. Wh...
• Jacksonville police: Man in VW Bug exposing himself to women
• COLLEGE FOOTBALL: EWC Tigers fall to WSSU as Rams score 45 unanswered points
• LPS reports 48.5% drop in 3Q earnings
• TENNIS: Duval, Miami, Hillsborough teams advance to USTA League Mixed Tennis Nat
• What's Happening in Georgia for Oct. 26-Nov. 1
• First Coast Happenings for Oct. 26-Nov. 1
• Horizon Lines discontinues service to China
• Consumer confidence dips in Florida
• Report: Some Floridians would save with Affordable Care Act
• Regions Financial posts $101M profit for 3Q
• Dig it - Archaeology Day comes to MOSH Nov. 5
• Jacksonville's Million Dollar Boat Dock Up for Debate
• Georgia-Florida traffic patterns to change before and after Saturday’s game
• Slideshow: Jaguars 12, Ravens 7
• Northeast Florida support for Mitt Romney grows
• Don't miss this opportunity to hear Pulitzer Prize-winning author Leonard Pitts,...
• If you are planning to attend the Career Fair on November 11 or the Career Works...
• Hubbard House, Pine Castle tops in Bank of America's neighborhood excellence program
• High-speed Internet boosts business
• Happy Cup expands menu
• The Employ Florida Banner Center for Creative Industries UNF now has a program t...
• Pew study: Tablet users don't want to pay for news
• Rick Perry unveils economic plan including flat tax
• Hearing on Giving $250,000 in Perks to Chase Postponed
• Rayonier Inc.: Rayonier: Strategy to continue
• Police: JTA Driver Forgot to Turn Wheels, Passenger Killed
• Pet Amnesty Day Nov 5 for Unwanted Non-native Pets | SLIDESHOW
• Michelle Obama Coming to Jacksonville
• Rayonier reports 3Q income up 41 percent
• Happy Tuesday! Looking for a place to trick-or-treat? EWC's Octoberfest is on Oc...
• Florida Morning: Court halts drug testing law; 21 questions for Chris Dorworth
• Learn more about Clay County animal groups Nov. 4
• Names of Casey Anthony jurors to be released today
• Probe of covert tape of Jennifer Carroll's staff discussion advances
• 87-year-old Killed in Clay County Crash
• RV City Opens, RVs Move in at 8
• Rants & Raves: Thanks to officers
• PolitiJax: Mike Hightower, Jeb Bush to help raise money for state Senate candidate Aaron Bean
• RV City to Open Early, RVs Move In at 8 a.m.
• Should City Pay Chase $250,000 for More Jobs?
• Law & Disorder: St. Johns authorities release sketch in foiled abduction
• Second Harvest food bank volunteers perform vital mission
• Jacksonville City Council agenda
• Ride 2 Recovery
• Pedestrian Dies After Being Hit by JTA Bus
• City Spends $420,000 on Grass for Parking Lot
• Putnam mill permit could wait longer than pipeline, DEP head says
• Jacksonville police ID victims in Sunday afternoon crash
• Let's give a big shout-out to the Florida State College Forensics Team! The team...
• Reps. Daniel Davis and Reggie Fullwood holding "bipartisan" town hall
• Words Count: Southside woman surprised by strength, credits words of motivational speaker
• Workers' comp rates to jump nearly 9 percent
• Contrary to social media, Hoboken animal shelter has no plan to euthanize all its dogs
• Marco Rubio to take part in Jacksonville business roundtable
• Congratulations to THE PLAYERS Championship on generating a record $5.9 million...
• EverBank contest winners will fly to Jags game in Atlanta
• Search warrant leads to arrest of 10 in Putnam County
• A good week for charter schools
• City Commissioner Speaks About His Arrest
• Jacksonville visit set for Florida Department of Children and Families Secretary David Wilkins
• Grant helps St. Johns County fire officials buy new safety gear
• Judge suspends Florida drug testing law
• Leone appointed chairwoman of St. Johns River State College trustees
• Bug Out sues funeral home in 2009 procession accident
• JTA names date for e-payment system, STAR smart card
• Jacksonville muscle on Mitt Romney's Florida team
• New workers’ compensation rate approved
• Recession pushes Florida jobless rate up by 6.3 points
• JEA Paid More Than $12 Million in Overtime in 2010
• Duval Schools Seeing Red This Week
• Jacksonville Resident Killed in NC Plane Crash
• Are you stressed? One way to manage your stress, says Dr. Lori Lange, UNF associ...
• Georgia Police Make Arrests in Prostitution Round-up
• Jacksonville gas price up 5 cents
• AT&T Tower 301: AT&T Tower clearing space on nine floors
• Seasons 52 opens in St. Johns Town Center today
• Landstar reports 39% increase in 3Q earnings
• Downtown Vision awards $100,000 in grants to property owners
• Trailer Bridge CEO Ivy Suter resigns
• Congrats to the UNF volleyball team for its victory over in-state foe Florida A&...
• Strong-arm Robbery Suspect Strikes Family Dollar
• Florida Morning: Casino push is on; election law could get teacher big fines
• New Landscaping for Tyler Southern | SLIDESHOWS
• Law & Disorder: Two injured, taken to hospital after shooting near vacant lot
• Navy-focused businesses could face grim future as Mayport frigates decommissioned
• School volunteers, community partners key to A grade to Southside elementary school
• Satsuma woman dies after exiting moving vehicle
• Search for Home Invasion Suspect Underway
• Plane Registered to Jacksonville Man Crashes in NC
• FAA: Plane registered to Jacksonville man crashes in North Carolina; 1 dead
• NAIOP to Host Luncheon Featuring Guest Speaker Herschel Vinyard
• Cathedral Foundation becomes Aging True to better serve seniors
• JAA celebrates 10 years as an independent authority
• United 1st Credit Union helps elementary school kids learn financial smarts
• Clay deputies shave hair in fundraiser for colleague diagnosed with cancer
• Pres. Obama heads West to pitch Jobs Act
• 2 wounded in shooting near Jacksonville park
• College Football: JU's McDougald named PFL Defensive Player of Week
• St. Augustine construction worker dies from fall off roof
• Man critically injured in Jacksonville car crash
• A Jacksonville Man's Plane Crashes in NC
• College Soccer: JU men's team downs UNF, 1-0
• College Football: SEC Sunday Notebook
• St. Augustine Commissioner Arrested
• Libyan transitional leader says country will use Sharia as basis for legislation
• Emmitt Smith Visits Academy Sports + Outoors in Jacksonville
• Jacksonville woman ejected after car hits guardrails on Heckscher Drive ramp
• Autopsy shows Libyan dictator died of gunshot to the head; body is on display
• Prison escape, 85 killed after 7.2-magnitude quake hits east Turkey
• Clay County seeks shooter in home-invasion robbery that sent 1 to Shands Jacksonville
• Orange Park shooting sends 1 to hospital with multiple gunshot wounds, First Coast News reports
• Search for Clay County Shooting Suspect
• Mark Woods: How a tense moment let city progress in race relations
• Mark Woods: How a tense moment let city progress
• Gov. Rick Scott's proposal could cost area governments $37.7 million
• Spooky history lesson among graves at Jacksonville's Evergreen Cemetery
• Sparse crowd comes together to rally against violence in the First Coast
• Gov. Rick Scott proposal could cost area governments $37.7 million
• Jacksonville man's front-row seat to Berlin Wall showdown
• Camden County welcomes its $300,000 Miracle Field
• Fact Check: Nothing patriotic regarding bar codes
• Law & Disorder: Medical issues may have led to accident
• Jacksonville Journal: Meritorious police awards ceremony
• Police turn to Internet to arrest 'Anonymous' Jacksonville artist
• Terry Dickson: Making right moves on mail, gas prices and lying about age
• Watch: People United Against Violence rally
• Amazing maze in Elkton
• Robbery Prompts Police Alerts
• New Landscaping for Tyler Southern
• St. Johns County Sheriff's Office Awarded Grant
• No Blackout for Jaguars, Monday Night Football
• GMJ Saturday: Salt Life Food Shack
• GMJ Saturday: Race for the Cure
• GMJ Saturday: Healthy Skin
• UNF volleyball swoops past JU, 3-2
• GMJ Saturday: Mad Science Weekend
• JU's women's soccer ends regular season with 2-1 win over UNF
• Cancer wasn't her only hurdle in a man's world
• GMJ Saturday: Beertoberfest @ RAM
• GMJ Saturday: After the Buzzer Sounds
• Bible classes drop off in Georgia
• Rants & Raves: Compete with China
• Sally Hogshead Fascinates Local Marketers
• Thinking pink is about disease awareness
• Law & Disorder: Jacksonville woman dies from August burn injuries in SWAT call
• Glynn County cosmetologist hits lottery for $100,000
• Mandarin High School principal gets strength, support from students, school staff
• Satilla Marsh teachers running for another faculty member Saturday
• 3 residents sue Glynn County to prevent use of sales tax on new jail
• 5 killed in wreck on rural Georgia highway
• Good News: The Salvation Army's new gathering room is like a 'dream'
• Religion Notes: Westside church damaged by fire restored, consecrated by bishop
• Cancel: Police seek missing Jacksonville woman
• Police seek missing Jacksonville woman
• Jacksonville apartment fire leaves three homeless
• Clay County Sheriff’s Office goes bald to raise funds for fellow detective
• Lecture on author Harriet Beecher Stowe presented Nov. 17 at the Mandarin Community Club
• Missing Jacksonville Woman Found Safe
• Community Hospice of Northeast Florida holds free Hope for the Holidays grief workshops
• Kernan Boulevard blocked at Atlantic Boulevard due to accident
• Ghost walks help the Epilepsy Foundation of Florida
• Jacksonville police officers who saved lives among award winners
• JTA wants to increase bus fares by 50 percent
• Nemours advises patients' families about missing data
• Need a used van or maybe a pool table? Attend the surplus auction on Sat., Oct....
• Jacksonville businessman’s April disappearance still baffling
• Missing Jacksonville man sought
• Two St. Simons men, two McIntosh County children among five dead in crash
• Comcast catches email scam seeking financial data from customers
• Rabies alert affects Julington Creek area of Jacksonville
• Pod Rods- Jaguar car club show this weekend, and more on Alfa's U.S. return
• Watch: A friend and companion
• Jaguars get 24 more hours to get Monday night game on TV
• Flagler shops billion-dollar portfolio
• Occupy Jax to march at Riverside Arts Market
• Child Found with Burn Marks; Mother, Stepfather Arrested
• JAA to celebrate 10 years as independent entity
• Northeast Florida hotels and resorts pick up steam
• MaliVai Washington Kids Foundation and EverBank Team Up
• Governor Scott Quizzes Local Colleges
• Local Soldier in Iraq Excited for Homecoming | SLIDESHOW
• Rayonier announces CEO transition
• BB&T earnings jump 69%
• SunTrust Q3 profit spikes 41% to $215 million
• NFL Grants Jaguars Blackout Extension: 2,000 to Go
• Three new stores at St. Augustine Outlets
• Hester Group owner wins national award
• Looking for something fun to do tonight? Check out the UNF vs Jacksonville volle...
• School Bus Involved in Southside Crash, 6 Hospitalized
• Firehouse Subs: Firehouse Subs CEO: ‘It always comes down to the people’
• TGIF!!! Any big plans for the weekend? If you are heading out tonight, be sure t...
• Dean Lyon, movie special effects expert, will be on campus tomorrow leading a on...
• Sugar the kitten and her teddy bear
• Florida Morning: Comments rekindle immigration debate; Rubio embellished background
• Woman killed in Thursday night wreck on I-95 in St. Johns County
• Five killed in Glennville, Ga. crash
• Mathews Bridge to Close at 7 p.m.
• Driver Killed in I-95 Crash in St. Johns County
• Camden baseball field named for little boy who loved the game but couldn't play
• PolitiJax: Alvin Brown joins governor on trade trip to Brazil
• Northeast Florida Builders Association (NEFBA)Goes Country for Annual Charity Gala
• JAX Chamber Hosts First Business Growth Series Workshop
• Serial rape suspect expected in court Friday
• Dedication Day for Somer Thompson in Orange Park
• Jaguars Still Have Thousands of Tickets to Sell
• Law & Disorder: Jacksonville inmate investigated in 1989 shooting
• Lynyrd Skynyrd Honkette Dale Krantz-Rossington on TLC's "Say Yes to the Dress"
• Turnout at Duval intervene schools session falls below expectations
• Blackshear pawnshop owner gets 3 years, 3 months in prison for firearms violations
• Jacksonville Journal: Rick Scott appoints 2 to fill court vacancies
• Illusions replace illness, at least for a while, during magic show at Wolfson Children's Hospital
• UNF, JU soccer, volleyball compete in River City Rumble beginning tomorrow
• State Foots Bill For Duval Intervene Schools Public Meeting
• Clay County principal's memo says First Amendment meant only for Christians
• Clay principal's memo says First Amendment meant only for Christians
• FSCJ eyes multibillion-dollar food-testing market.
• FSCJ moves ahead with plan for Institute for Food Safety
• UF Developmental Pediatric Center will hold it fall festival Saturday
• CSX delivers strong third-quarter earnings
• Gov. Rick Scott appoints 2 to circuit judge seats in Jacksonville
• Jacksonville partners starting a tour of local breweries
• Alvin Brown leaving for Brazil with Rick Scott
• Wanna talk some trash? UNF will reveal the garbage it throws away between 10:30...
• Georgia unemployment rises to 10.3 percent, highest since January
• Sarah Palin to attend Florida GOP dinner
• Bill Could Change the Timing of Yellow Traffic Lights
• News Story Claims Marco Rubio Biography Not All True
• Dog Owner Upset with Vet Care after Pet Burned
• Boyer, Harvey appointed to circuit judge seats
• JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon: Regulations could make it hard for American banks to compete
• Delta Air Lines raises airfares
• Reminder! Student Success has a mandatory planning day related to Institutional...
• Beige Book: Southeast economy up moderately
• Clay's Challenge Enterprises to benefit from golf classic
• FEC rolls ahead on bridge repair
• Bold birthday cake bear bandit euthanized in Macclenny
• Food, crafts, entertainment Saturday at Orange Park theatre fest
• First Appearance Set for Ocala Serial Rape Suspect | VIDEO
• Flat Stanley helps students learn geography
• Illusionist Dazzles Children at Wolfson Children's Hospital
• A Maine coon Kitten who's not a kitten
• Moammar Gadhafi - The number of D's, K or G, Y or I, and do I need the H?
• Snaith: National GDP growth will be below 2%
• Reported Burglary, Shooting Lead to School Lockdown
• Florida Chamber of Commerce unveils jobs plan
• Winn-Dixie golf tourament raises $1.8 million for charity
• CSX Corporation: CSX Corp. earnings higher
• Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphin Calf Born at Marineland
• Reminder! Final Fall Term "C" Sessions tuition payment deadline is Thurs., Oct....
• Driver Cited for Crashing into School Bus on S.R. 16
• Cake-Stealing Black Bear Found, Euthanized
• Shout out to UNF golfer Sean Dalefor earning a second consecutive Atlantic Sun M...
• Libyan rebels say they have captured Moammar Gadhafi, but no confirmation
• Florida Morning: Rick Scott's agenda; birthers change their aim to Marco Rubio
• School Bus Battery Thefts Continue; Nearly $10,000 Worth
• Animal rights groups say deputies could do little to save exotic animals roaming in Ohio
• School Bus Crash with Injuries on S.R. 16
• UPDATE: Serial Rape Suspect Captured, Identified
• Rants & Raves: Thanks for the help
• PolitiJax: Florida lawmaker focus of DOJ probe
• Feelings can simmer at the Stewbilee
• JAX Chamber’s Anna Valent Re-Elected to Florida Association of Chamber Professionals Board of Directors
• Thieves Target Local School Bus Company; Batteries Stolen
• Finally sworn in to Florida's Senate, Audrey Gibson promotes job creation
• Jenna Bush to speak at Jacksonville Southern Women's Show
• Ponte Vedra woman who faked kidnapping accused of violating probation
• $33,000 in public funds to pay for trio of meetings
• Randall Bramblett playing Friday at St. Simons Island lighthouse
• Watch: Pumpkin Carving Time Lapse
• New Chef, new show
• Rugby League Atlantic Cup to held at Hodges Stadium at UNF
• Wells Fargo Mail Mix-Up Has Account Holders Concerned
• Probation Officer: Ponte Vedra Beach Housewife Quinn Hanna Gray Violated Probation
• Park to be named in Somer Thompson’s honor
• Council: Mayor Alvin Brown's plan to reorganize government will take time
• City Council open to Mayor Alvin Brown's reorganization plans
• Riverside Arts Market marred by diesel exhaust
• Riverside Arts Market: no more diesel fumes
• Jacksonville Suns announce 2012 schedule, new general manager
• Doctor, pharmacy technician pleaded not guilty in Jacksonville pill mill indictment
• Survey: Northeast Florida's economic performance gets a grade of C
• Finding tenants for Cecil Commerce Center slow going
• Rick Scott staffer gets to answer for new 7-7-7 math
• Randall Bramblett performing Friday night on St. Simons Island lighthouse lawn
• Rains keep Okefenokee Swamp Fire calm, raises water levels
• Audrey Gibson's first bill will aim to add "flexibility" to job creation tax credit program
• Audrey Gibson's first bill will aim to add "flexibility" to job creation tax credit program
• Price tag for Raines' intervene meeting: $12,500 plus
• Does Mayor Brown Need a $70,000 Travel Budget?
• Lights Out! Jacksonville Lighted Boat Parade Nixed
• Audrey Gibson sworn in
• JSO: Current Inmate Being Investigated in Homicide
• Wood Cutter: 'Folks Know Where to Come for the Good Wood'
• Youth Crisis Center receives award from statewide network
• Rain Easing Okefenokee Swamp Fire, More to Reopen
• Hashman building $1.6M Daniel school project
• Flu vaccine clinic to be offered Thursday in Orange Park
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• Crowley names Ken Black to new position
• CSX ranks top for sustainability in Newsweek rankings
• Slideshow: JBJ's Global Trade and Transportation Symposium
• Apple store to close for Jobs memorial broadcast
• Alhambra hires new executive chef
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• Audrey Gibson Sworn in as Florida Senator
• FIS to pay quarterly dividend of 5 cents
• Palm Coast tops nation for long-term income growth
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• Florida Morning: Lawmakers look to protect minority districts; Brody bill is back
• Duval School Board action
• Haunted Restaurant or Just an Urban Myth? | SLIDESHOW
• College of Coastal Georgia to celebrate Founder’s Day
• Public Service Committee member wants Georgia Power to have solar energy requirement
• Blighted Brunswick street could be a key to revitalization
• Georgia Supreme Court to hear case of Savannah woman eaten by alligator
• Jacksonville Journal: Emergency drill will be held at airport
• PolitiJax: Audrey Gibson’s district would lose black voters under current redistricting plans
• "The Big I" Earns Big Transporation Award
• A.P.O. 73
• JSO responds to Westside; Homicide detectives called
• Private Memorial to be held for Steve Jobs in California
• Tales of the South Pacific: Here’s one more
• Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Awards $250,000 Matching Grant To Seniors On A Mission
• Duval County Public Schools and Chick-fil-A Host a Community Conversation Night To Support Read It Forward Jax!
• Wolfson Children’s Hospital Announces the Establishment of THE PLAYERS Center for Child Health
• Schools for the Future helps Duval County students get back on schedule
• Herman Cain, Mitt Romney tied for lead in Florida poll of Republican voters
• Flu shot Q&A: Why should I be vaccinated?
• KIPP Jacksonville pledges improvement after school receives F grade
• Jacksonville clerk's killer says no to family testifying on his behalf for death-penalty recommendation
• No increase in JEA electric rate expected for five years
• Audrey Gibson to be sworn in Wednesday
• State sales tax auditor doing tax returns in Jacksonville cheated on his own filings
• Street around new Duval Courthouse has safety questions
• Brody bill is back
• Judge tosses election lawsuit, but it's not over
• Cellphone video showed cats shot point-blank; Jacksonville 18-year-old gets 120 days
• Memories of A.P.O. 73 in South Pacific
• Scott, Carroll take field trip to Kennedy Space Center
• Chase surpasses BofA as largest bank in the nation
• Accused con man still talking in federal court appearance in Jacksonville
• ICS Logistics reveals new company name
• Wide range of views on spent nuclear fuel provided to commissioners
• Armed robbers caught on security camera after Jacksonville man pistol-whipped
• Redistricting: Audrey Gibson's district likely to lose African-American voters
• Jacksonville’s annual Evergreen Cemetery tour goes out at night Friday and Saturday
• Update! Student Success has a mandatory planning day related to Institutional Ef...
• JAX Chamber to unveil Buy Chamber program
• Exclusive: Executive Sues Cash-Strapped United Football League
• EverBank offering new customers $60 switching
• Tax Auditor Pleads Guilty to Filing False Tax Returns
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• Man Beaten, Robbed, Suspects Spotted on Camera
• Community Hospice, UF partner for specialty children's care
• FDOT wins top transportation award
• City of Jacksonville: City Council members won’t rush City reorganization
• Bull & Bear at Waldorf Astoria restaurant review
• Producer prices rose in September
• Tenant Contractors building $1M HQ for Cady & Cady
• One Killed in Southside Blvd. Crash
• LSI wins $11.2M Blackhawk contract
• University of Phoenix is hosting a series of Career Workshops and a Career Fair...
• Bank of America makes $6.2B profit in 3Q
• Shooting at Northside Apartment, Injuries Not Life Threatening
• Try and keep dry today, Ospreys!
• Record Year for Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens | SLIDESHOWS
• Jacksonville police: Driver in life-threatening condition after medical problem leads to 7-car crash
• Florida Morning: Medicaid costs inch upward; Obama announces bundlers
• Rants & Raves: Occupy Wall Street
• Garrard's Agent: Jaguars a 'Sorry' Organization
• Putnam paper mill pipeline resolution stalls in Jacksonville council panel
• One of Us: Wade Barnes He’s helped usher in 9,007 lives
• Herman Cain leads Morris News presidential poll among Republicans
• Jacksonville firefighter suffers minor injuries fighting fire in vacant home, says fire captain
• Serious Accidents on the Southside Cause Major Delays
• Jacksonville's Mayor's Reorganization Plan Considers Budget Cuts
• JAX Chamber Launches Buy Chamber Marketplace
• Wolfson Children’s Hospital Announces The Establishment Of The Players Center For Child Health
• Title 1 Parent University
• Northside Church Giving Food to Neighbors Today
• 4 Northeast Florida counties ranked in state's top 10 for tax revenue growth in 2000-2010
• Jacksonville-area Methodists proud of their pumpkins
• Duval School Board agenda
• Jacksonville Journal: Tim Tebow cleats being auctioned
• PolitiJax: Bill would shield job applicants from crime question
• Agent accuses Jaguars of shirking bill by cutting David Garrard
• Watch: Three sea turtles released at Amelia Island
• Watch: Three sea turtles released at Fernandina Beach
• Early look at Florida redistricting: Some incumbents in trouble
• Early look at Florida redistricting: Some incumbents might be in trouble
• Suspect in New Jersey attempted homicide and carjacking arrested in Jacksonville
• Sea turtles rehabbed and restored to the sea in Fernandina Beach
• JEA engineer charged with bribing electrical contractor
• Crime Watch: September arrests made in Clay County property crimes
• Council panel deadlocks on asking DEP to study Putnam mill closer
• Crime Watch: Property crimes reported in Clay County Oct. 14-16
• Florida's minimum wage to increase in 2012
• Jacksonville Mayor's Office looks to cut budget, shift responsibilities
• News about military members with Clay ties
• Early Northeast Florida redistricting scenarios laid out
• After 9,007 babies, Wade Barnes is ready for some sleep
• Forrest High School Community Meeting
• Fleming Island High makes finals in $10,000 online contest
• Magnet School Priority One Preference Being Reviewed
• Riverkeeper supports delay of Georgia-Pacific permit
• Pink Truck Helps Nab DUI Teacher, Police Say
• Agriculture Commish Aims to Increase Fresh Food at Schools
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• Cutbacks Mean Fewer Trucks to Fight Fires
• Congrats to the UNF women's soccer team for its 4-0 victory over Lipscomb on Sun...
• Lowe’s to close 20 struggling stores in 15 states
• Firehouse ranks among Top 100 Franchises for Veterans
• Wells Fargo profit up despite revenue drop
• Mayor Alvin Brown: City reorganization taking shape
• JImerson & Wilson changes name to Jimerson & Cobb
• Crowley streamlines customs brokerage services in Miami
• Players announce $1M gift to start children's health center
• Advanced Disposal makes SC acquisition
• Main Street America's surety bond capacity increased
• College Surplus Auction: Need a used van or maybe a pool table? Attend the surpl...
• Jacksonville gas price rises 8 cents
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• THE PLAYERS Donates $1 Million to Wolfson Children's Hospital
• Public Defender's Office begins move today, will save city $70,000 a month
• Florida Morning: Driver's handbook sits at intersection of money and politics
• Mandarin resident's annual mammogram saved her life
• Herman Cain leads Morris News presidential poll among Republicans
• National Plug-in Day Comes to St. Johns Town Center
• Missing Elderly Man Found, Safe
• Bicyclist Crashes on ICW Bridge, Falls to Death
• Jacksonville arts groups serving minority audiences receive some foundation support
• "Read It Forward" Event To Promote Reading in Jacksonville
• Live Oak man hit, killed while pushing golf cart
• River City Pride: A day of pride and joy in Jacksonville
• World would be much blander without Jacksonville's 100-year-old Renessenz
• Clay network seeking housing for homeless older youths: 'They have no place to go'
• Florida motorists disregarding school bus safety laws
• Don't miss the Leadership ‘n’ Life Series: Greg Hoeflicker, “Dare to Dream,” Tue...
• SEC Football Notebook: South Carolina loses Lattimore for season
• College Football: JU's McGregor PFL Player of Week
• College Football: Warriors win homecoming against Edward Waters College, 24-14
• Occupy Jacksonville meets Downtown for second week
• Jaguars Lose 17-13 To Pittsburgh
• Florida prescription database up on Monday
• Rx database up on Monday
• Rx database up on Monday
• Florida prescription database up on Monday
• Nat Glover Inaugurated As EWC President
• Fire Damages Building At Main Street Church
• Giant shrimp invade Atlantic waters, including Southeast U.S.
• Fact Check: Perfume store honors martyr, causes stir
• Yulee football player with Down syndrome inspires, makes social transformation
• Law & Disorder: Man arrested after ducks are shot
• Watch: A true inspiration
• For Cara Stieglitz, college is her newest adventure
• Some ideas to help our friends at post office
• Alzheimer's: Is this 'until death do us part?'
• Solar industry says law hinders growth
• City, police union saga 2 years and counting; new and old leaders at the forefront
• Seconds count as Jax Film Fest screenwriters pitch movies on cops, porn, zombies, Nazis
• World War II fighter's gear collapses landing at St. Augustine airport
• Jacksonville among statewide ‘Occupy Wall Street’ protests
• Big in smiles, determination, Ribault cadet memorialized after baseball accident
• Rocky Landing for Plane at St. Augustine Airport
• Defecating ducks shot with BB gun; Jacksonville man arrested
• Glover announces lofty goals after being sworn in as EWC president
• Youth Football Players Sport the Pink
• Crowd Turns out for Evening of Moonlight, Music
• Institute Aims to Improve Literacy in Jacksonville
• Support groups
• What's Happening in Georgia for Oct. 17-31
• Religion Notes: Parish to host interfaith religion in schools
• Consumer Alert: Beware of Car Tampering Scheme
• GMJ Saturday: St. Augustine's Halloween
• GMJ Saturday: Southern Women's Show
• GMJ Saturday: Spooktacular
• GMJ Saturday: Jacksonville College Fair
• Law & Disorder: Inmate uses crutch in beating
• Good News: Stanton Prep student selected for Souper Bowl advisory board
• Jacksonville mayor's staff to release emails weekly
• Duval judge appointed by Gov. Rick Scott must move to be eligible for seat
• Jacksonville Journal: Duval County Health Department issues 3rd rabies alert
• Rants & Raves: No drug users wanted in welfare
• Duval judge appointed by Gov. Rick Scott must move to be eligible for seat
• St. Augustine hotel worker out of a job because of his flag pin
• Cyclist dies at Atlantic Boulevard bridge over Intracoastal Waterway
• Palatka drug sweep yields 16 arrests
• Palatka man charged with September shooting, robbery try
• Plant Closure in Hawthorne Leaves Community Devastated
• Jacksonville police seek missing man, 86
• Jacksonville man, 86, found safe after vanishing
• Jacksonville man pleads guilty in child porn case, faces federal prison time
• Free student tickets and transportation are available for the Al Jarreau Concert...
• Home invasion suspect charged with crutch attack on inmate for talking to prosecutor
• Rabid cat prompts Jacksonville rabies alert
• JPA seeks $37 million to make for smoother sailing on St. Johns
• Duval schools work to educate teens about safe dating
• Watch: Christopher Chaney Press Conference
• Watch: Christopher Chaney Press Conference
• Top area home furniture stores expand
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• Stearns chaired panel continues Solyndra probe
• Judge criticizes strangled toddler’s family, mother in Jacksonville man’ sentencing
• Religion Calendar for Oct. 14-28
• Governor, mayor to attend historic ship gala
• Consumer Alert: Watch for Car Tampering Scheme
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• Updated: Car Goes into Shop in 2004 - and Still isn't Fixed
• East Coast Transportation signs up Sawgrass Marriott
• Police: Mother Accidentally Shot by Son
• Guilty Plea for Local Navy Man on Child Porn Charge
• JSO Seeks Missing Elderly Man
• RailAmerica's freight volumes down 10% in September
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• Jacksonville Economic Development Commission: 595 jobs approved for Jacksonville
• Slideshow: Lights, camera, action!
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• Jacksonville car dealership fined $68k for illegal campaign contributions
• Reminder! IT Systems Maintenance - All technology services, including Connection...
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• Join tonight's live blog about neighborhood preferences for magnet schools
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