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Orlandos Hawkers opening Jacksonville location in October
The owners of Orlando's Hawkers, an eatery known for eclectic Asian street fair in the Mills50 neighborhood, is opening a second location in Jacksonville's Riverside community.
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SWAT standoff at Regency Place Apartments near Regency Mall
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- An apartment complex in Regency is roped off by police due to a SWAT situation.
8 hrs ago | CBS 47
JFRD fighting house fire in Northwest Jax
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- JFRD is fighting a house fire in Northwest Jax. Fire crews tell us the Fire Marshal is headed to the scene to investigate.
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Duval judge in Jordan Davis case steps down after Michael Dunn accuses her of misconduct
The judge in the high-profile death of 17-year-old Jordan Davis has removed herself from the case after lawyers for the man who shot him accused her of misconduct.
Loretta Swit is still packing them in at the Alhambra
It's not too late to take advantage of a great Spring-Fling show and scrumptious dinner served at the new Alhambra Theater and Dining in beautiful Jacksonville, Florida.
One dead, 2 arrested in Jacksonville
A home intruder was killed early Thursday morning after allegedly breaking into a home and getting shot by Donald Palmer, 23, who lives at the residence with his mother.
1983-2013: William "Allen" Acree was Jacksonville native, Navarre Beach firefighter
A contingent of the Navarre Beach Fire Department plans to drive six hours from Northwest Florida to Jacksonville to attend Saturday's funeral of one of their own.
Gate Petroleum buys 223-acre tract in Jacksonville for $4.7 million
Gate Petroleum Co. has bought a large tract of land along St. Johns Bluff Rd for almost $5 million, according to a deed recorded with the Duval County Clerk of Courts.
Resident shoots home intruder in Jacksonville
"I had just left the house and as soon as I left, this happened. It could have been me at home," she said.
2nd Annual Food Truck Championship set for June 15 in Jacksonville
In this Thursday, January 17, 2013 file photo, food trucks and elephants come together for "Trunks and Truckies," an event promoting the Ringling Bros.
Shooting at 45th/Dodge in Jacksonville
An unidentified man is being treated Thursday at a hospital after a confrontation on Dodge Road and West 44th Street ended with him shot in the face, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
TEDxJacksonville organizers are looking for speakers "to make the...
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Professor Whiskey's Traveling Bizarre Bazaar: like a virgin
Friday May 25, 2013 Professor Whiskey's Traveling Bizarre Bazaar takes the stage at the Atticus Bar at 325 W Forsyth Street.
'To not feel safe in your home is a horrible feeling'
For the second time in 13 months, a Jacksonville family has had a car crash into their yard.
Jax man claims police brutality
A Jacksonville man says he may sue the city if he doesn't get answers after he says he was the victim of police brutality.
Navy man charged in toddler's killing
A Navy man is now charged with murder in the killing of his girlfriend's 2-year-old son in 2010.
Have red light cams been effective?
So far this year, a company called Redflex has installed 17 of the cameras at some of the city's most dangerous junctions.
Man arrested in 2010 death of Mayport 2-year-old
A man was charged Monday with murder in the 2010 death of his girlfriend's two-year-old son, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
Historic homes in Jacksonville in fight with bulldozers
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Jacksonville history is being bulldozed -- that's the fear for a handful of old homes, some with ties to important African-American figures.
Five years ago this spring, a Jacksonville Children's Commission task force, co-chaired by former sheriff Nat Glover and community volunteer extraordinaire Pam Paul, identified New Town, an impoverished neighborhood adjacent to Edward Waters College, to attempt its comprehensive turn around.