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Big Jim steam whistle falls silent due to metal fatigue

Big Jim, a steam whistle maintained by JEA, is currently silent after an investigation revealed metal fatigue in some of its parts.

Jacksonville, FL · 1d

Action News Jax

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U.S. Attorneys say Jacksonville pharmacy owner bilked insurers $51M in meds scheme

A Jacksonville pharmacy owner faces federal charges in an alleged $51 million health care fraud scheme that started with offers of free cellphones. Prosecutors said Thursday that Charlie Griffin III used insurance information collected through the promotions to bill for HIV medications backed by fake diagnoses.

Jacksonville, FL · 1d

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JTA’s former CEO’s $219K travel expenses draw investigators’ attention

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Expensive hotel stays, costly airline tickets and thousands of dollars in travel expenses — all billed during the tenure of Jacksonville Transportation Authority’s former CEO Nat Ford — are now in the hands of investigators. Three separate investigations into JTA’s finances are currently...

Jacksonville, FL · 2d
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The Jenny Plans Aviation-Themed Restaurant at Downtown Jacksonville’s The Raven

Downtown Jacksonville could soon have a new dining destination with a little aviation history behind it, as The Jenny moves closer to becoming part of The Raven hospitality property at 525 W. Beaver Street. The restaurant is planned inside the restored building that now operates as The Raven, a boutique...

Jacksonville, FL · 7h
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Circa 26 Steakhouse Plans December Opening in Jacksonville Beach

Jacksonville Beach is getting a new steakhouse this December, with restaurant owners Tom and Jenne Corsano preparing to bring Circa 26 to 1067 Beach Blvd., featuring a dinner-focused menu built around house-cut steaks and Florida-sourced beef. The couple, who previously operated Two Dudes Seafood Restaurants in Northeast Florida, are renovating...

Jacksonville Beach, FL · 2d

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Trade Up: Goodwill’s free trades program helps North Florida students build new careers

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A new set of skills can open doors to a career — and help fix a leaky sink along the way. Bruce Lee graduated from Northeast Florida Goodwill’s Good Trades program after completing a plumbing class. The tuition-free program gives adults hands-on training for careers in construction and the skilled trades.

Jacksonville, FL · 2d

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Harbor Freight Secures Permit for Fifth Jacksonville Store at Pablo Station

Harbor Freight is moving closer to opening another Jacksonville location, after receiving a permit to renovate a former retail space at Pablo Station on Beach Boulevard. The new store will occupy 16,958 square feet at 14333 Beach Blvd., in the shopping center near San Pablo Road. The building previously housed Food Lion and Big Lots, and the upcoming Harbor Freight will take over Suite 18.

Jacksonville, FL · 7h

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WHAT TO DO | Jax Greek Fest; Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair; Fall Record Fair

Free local news and info, in your inbox at 6 a.m. M-F. A Greek Festival on the Southside, the Jax Fair on the Westside, and the Fall Record Fair in the Phoenix Arts & Innovation District are What to Do in Jacksonville this weekend. Jax Greek Fest. Friday – Sunday...

Jacksonville, FL · 2d

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Ponte Vedra Beach Barn Hosts Bulls, Boots & BBQ to Back Young Men's Mentors

Mechanical bull riding, line dancing and barbecue are coming together Friday night at Palm Valley Barn in Ponte Vedra Beach for Bulls, Boots & BBQ, a fundraiser benefiting a local nonprofit that mentors young men. The event runs from 7 to 10 p.m. at the venue located at 531 North Wilderness Trail, according to WJXT News4JAX.

Ponte Vedra Beach, FL · 1d

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High school football ‘26: Picking all the winners for opening round playoff games

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – High school football season is back and so are our weekly predictions for local games. Each Thursday during the season, News4JAX sports editor Justin Barney will offer his picks on the games. (Indicates playoff seeds). Last week: 3-2. Season: 342-65-1 (.840). Open division playoffs. First round,...

Jacksonville, FL · 1d

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Jacksonville Housing Authority subpoenaed over former CEO's compensation, finances

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The state attorney’s office for Florida’s Fourth Judicial Circuit has issued a subpoena to the Jacksonville Housing Authority, demanding a broad range of records dating back to October 2023. The subpoena, signed by Stephen Siegel on behalf of State Attorney Melissa Nelson, requires the agency to produce documents by Nov. 20, 2026.

Jacksonville, FL · 3d

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Retiree Lived With A Leaking Roof For Over Three Years Until A Nonprofit Just Arriving In Jacksonville Paid For A Brand New One, Here Is Who Qualifies

For more than three years, rain came through the roof of Celia Judd’s Jacksonville home. The retiree, who lives on a limited income, set out buckets to catch the water, […]

Jacksonville, FL · 2d

Action News Jax

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Gaffney Jr. blames ‘computer malfunction’ for Gateway Jax/Publix non-vote; Council says no issues

Jacksonville City Councilman Reggie Gaffney Jr. tells Action News Jax’s Ben Becker a “computer malfunction” caused his vote on the controversial Gateway Jax incentive package not to register initially Tuesday night. But City Council officials say there were no indications of any problems with the voting system.

Jacksonville, FL · 2d

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Microsoft appears to be resolving global outage that affected Jacksonville city email, services

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A global Microsoft outage continued to disrupt services, including Outlook and Teams, on Friday morning, with the city of Jacksonville reporting that some of its software applications, including email, were affected. By 7 a.m., about 18 hours after the outage began around 1 p.m. Thursday, systems...

Jacksonville, FL · 17h

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Zunzibar, a seafood and surf bar, will open in Riverside on Nov. 16

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Zunzibar will open Monday, Nov. 16 in Jacksonville’s Riverside neighborhood, bringing its coastal-inspired menu and rooftop bar to the Brooklyn Station at 90 Riverside Ave. The 6,025-square-foot, two-level restaurant will open from 2 to 10 p.m. Monday, Nov. 16. Regular dining room and rooftop hours...

Jacksonville, FL · 11h

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State Attorney’s Office subpoenas JTA records, asking if books hid $39 million hole and who knew

State Attorney Melissa Nelson’s office is demanding JTA’s records, and prosecutors aren’t just asking how the agency spent its money.

Jacksonville, FL · 3d

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CCU women move to 3-0 with win over Jacksonville, 89-78

CONWAY— Coastal Carolina women’s basketball defeated Jacksonville 89-78 at the HTC Center in Conway, S.C. on Wednesday night. With the win, the Chants improved to 3-0 on the season.   GAME RECAPCoastal came out with a strong first quarter, outscoring the Dolphins 31-12 while making 10 of their 15 shot attempts. The Chants held their big lead […]

Conway, SC · 1d

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Ex-JTA Finance Chief Grilled Over $40M Shortfall, Council Member Pushes Back

Jacksonville City Council members spent Tuesday pressing former Jacksonville Transportation Authority Chief Financial Officer Raj Srinath on exactly how the agency sank into a $40 million deficit — and at least one council member left the hearing saying Srinath wasn’t giving them straight answers. Srinath pointed to JTA’s NAVI shuttle program as a major driver of the financial strain, but council member Chris Miller pushed back hard on how much of the blame belonged to Srinath’s own tenure at the agency.

Jacksonville, FL · 2d

Jacksonville Daily Record

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Bartram Park Boulevard Chick-fil-A to open this month

A local Chick-fil-A operator is preparing to open another restaurant at 15455 Bartram Park Blvd. Jacksonville native Joel Parker owns and operates a Southside Boulevard Chick-fil-A and is at the helm of the upcoming Bartram Park Boulevard location, which is scheduled to open at 6 a.m. Nov. 19, according to a news release from the company.

Jacksonville, FL · 2d

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Mystery Manufacturer Eyes 220,000-Square-Foot Plant at North Jacksonville's Eastport Exchange

A still-unnamed manufacturer wants to build a 220,000-square-foot production plant on 49.59 acres at Eastport Exchange in North Jacksonville, and the city is now reviewing the civil engineering plans that would make it happen. The project, dubbed Project Keystone, would become the industrial park's largest manufacturer if it moves forward.

Jacksonville, FL · 2d