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'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.
Popular Orlando-based Asian restaurant appears headed to Jacksonville
The owners of popular Orlando-based Hawkers Asian Street Fare appear to be planning to bring their two-year-old concept to Jacksonville's Five Points.
One of several "I will" statements hangs on a bulletin board at the JAX2025 pep rally May 18 at EverBank Field's Touchdown Club.
Child pulled frompool at home daycare
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- A toddler is in critical condition after nearly drowning in a pool at a home on the Westside.
More Heat, Humidity & Storms... Relief By the Holiday Weekend(!)......
Another day -- Wed. -- of local storms but earlier in the day & more numerous as we had a good deal of morning sun as well as an upper level disturbance in the area.
Hannah Aldridge has music running through her veins. Learn more about her before she performs May 30.
Working on the First Coast: Deep Search Records goes old-school with vinyl
Will.Dickey@Jacksonville.com Above, Chris Dunn of Atlanta looks for vinyl records at Deep Search Records on Lomax Street Friday, May 10, 2013 in Jacksonville, Florida.
Jacksonville woman escapes car before it is struck by train
A Jacksonville woman was able to safely get out of a disabled car Tuesday before it was hit by a train in the Ortega area, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Jim Stubblefield, of Norman, Okla., raises a tattered flag he found while helping his sister salvage items from her tornado-ravaged home Tuesday, May 21, 2013, in Moore, Okla.
One of Us: Charlie McClendon made a tough choice 40 years ago; now he celebrates
He had spent a decade working for the Jacksonville city government, a job that brought him a good salary and benefits.
Jacksonville Jazz Festival Piano Competition is Thursday at Florida Theatre
People associated with the event in its early days and those involved with it now say the competition, which kicks off the festival on Thursday, has lost little of its importance over the years, despite brief glitches in the festival's history.
Jax man wins $1M in Powerball drawing
A 38-year-old Jacksonville man claimed a $1 million Powerball prize from Saturday night's drawing and split his winnings with a friend.
Massive search for 75-year-old Jacksonville man to continue Tuesday
A massive manhunt for a Westside Jacksonville man with serious medical issues will resume early Tuesday after a third day of searching turned up no sign of him in and around his neighborhood off Old Middleburg Road.
Pencil in the Jacksonville Jazz Festival into your schedule for May...
Head to The Mudville Grill to watch your favorite team on the big screens while filling up on some delicious food.