Medical worker faces eviction as she experiences lingering COVID-19 complications Three days before Christmas, Jacksonville nurse Heavenly Carter, 45, received another eviction notice. It was her third in three months.
Hurricane claims among reasons insurances companies are dropping customersIf you received a notice from your home insurance company that your policy isn’t being renewed, you are not alone.
St. Johns County man says movers caused thousands of dollars in damage to furnitureFormer St. Johns County resident Keith Liwen said a third of his furniture was damaged when he hired Two Men and a Truck Jacksonville/St. Augustine to move him from Fruit...
PHOTOS: Local man's furniture damaged during moveKeith Liwen says his movers caused an estimated $7,000 in damages to his furniture during the trip from Fruit Cove to Texas.
Christmas counterfeits: The top items on your wish list that could be fakeCould the items on your loved ones’ holiday wish lists be counterfeit?
I-TEAM: Big businesses benefit more from PPP loans than small ‘mom and pops’As of now, more than 50% of the funding nationally went to just 5% of those who received funding. The treasury secretary said more help could be on the way.
COVID-19 infections surge in Florida long-term care homesCOVID-19 infections are surging in Florida’s long-term care facilities as families are deciding whether to take their loved ones out for the holidays.
Law enforcement prepares for possibility of armed militias, voter suppression at Florida polling places
FHP: 127 crashes reported in 5 years along stretch of I-95 near Lem Turner RoadMore than 100 crashes have occurred in the last five years along a stretch of Interstate 95 near Lem Turner Road, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Records: More Jacksonville evictions filed in last 2 weeks than past 4 monthsAccording to court officials, in Jacksonville, 355 evictions were filed in the last two and a half weeks. That’s more evictions filed in two weeks than the last four mont...
Records: UNF fraternity flouted ban on parties amid rape investigationA University of North Florida fraternity at the center of a rape investigation kept partying despite orders from the school forbidding them from hosting parties, accordin...
Criminal & civil cases possible after UNF rape investigationAttorneys say a University of North Florida fraternity and some of its members who were thrown off campus after a sexual assault investigation could be held civilly and c...
Duval Schools works to publish COVID-19 data in schools despite state interventionThe school district, on the advice of the city’s attorneys, is seeking permission from the Florida Department of Health on the state level to release the data.
UNF frat expelled after sexual assault investigationA University of North Florida fraternity has been expelled from campus after a sexual assault allegation against at least one of its members.
I-TEAM putting the U.S. Postal Service to the testVoting by mail is just as simple as it sounds: fill out your ballot and then mail your envelope to your county’s Supervisor of Elections.
Waycross officer who shot at teens in traffic stop resignsLt. Scott Rowell, who Waycross police identified as the officer who fired multiple shots at a car containing two teenagers one week ago, has resigned, the department conf...
Death of Jacksonville man spotlights differences in medical examiner, health department COVID-19 data
What we know about Jacksonville protest that led to 54 arrestsThe top prosecutor in Jacksonville is dropping the charges against nearly 50 demonstrators arrested while protesting the death of George Floyd and police brutality.
Charges dropped against 48 arrested in 1st weekend of Jacksonville protests After reviewing video multiple videos of protests and arrests in Downtown Jacksonville on May 30 and 31, the State Attorney’s Office announced Friday that charges against...
Public defender: State Attorney’s Office reviewing protest videos to determine whether to drop chargesThe State Attorney’s Office is reviewing multiple videos from protests on May 30 and 31 before deciding which protesters will have charges dropped, according to the city’...
Records: Longer, multistep review of officer-involved shootings leading to yearslong waits for answersA News4Jax I-TEAM analysis of data from the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Open Data page found, under Melissa Nelson, the State Attorney’s Office for the 4th Judicial Cir...
JEA interim CEO places 8 executives on leaveIn his first major move since taking charge of JEA, interim Chief Executive Officer Paul McElroy has placed the majority of the utility’s leadership team on administrativ...
I-TEAM: DJ goes silent after billing brides thousands of dollarsA growing number of brides-to-be are accusing a Jacksonville DJ of taking their money to perform at their weddings before he shut down his business, without refunds.
I-TEAM: Bail doubling for some protesters arrested over the weekendThe cost of bail is doubling for some protesters arrested over the weekend, according to records, families and an organization working to bail people out of jail.
Text messages show how Glynn County Police Chief reacted shortly after Ahmaud Arbery shootingIn his text message, Powell told the county manager who the suspects were in the shooting and that officers had video.
Lawyer: Requests denied for full personnel file of former DA investigator involved in Ahmaud Arbery killingWanda Jones, the mother of Ahmaud Arbery, said Wednesday that the three men charged in connection with her son’s death never reached out to her following the deadly shoot...
Retracing the moments leading up to the shooting death of Ahmaud ArberyUsing videos, reports and 911 calls, the News4Jax I-TEAM retraced the weeks and minutes leading up to the killing of Ahmaud Arbery.
‘He’s more than a number’: Veteran dies after contracting COVID-19 at long-term care facilityAndrew Ohar is one of 1,085 people who have died from complications of COVID-19 in Florida long-term care as of Monday. It’s a statistic that his daughter, Robin, has gro...
Records: 2 men charged in Arbery’s death previously confronted someone they thought was a burglarA father and son facing murder charges in the death of Ahmaud Arbery previously confronted a person who they thought was a burglar, records show.
