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‘Something is not right’: Mobile park home tenants demand answers after unusually high water bills

Nearly a dozen tenants of a local mobile home park are sharing their concerns over unusually high water bills after the News4JAX I-TEAM reported the case of a disabled veteran who was being threatened with eviction if she didn’t pay a $2,200 water bill.

I-TEAM: Disabled veteran gets $2,200 water bill, landlord threatens to evict her if not paid

A local disabled veteran is turning to the News4JAX I-TEAM after her landlord threatened to evict her if she didn’t pay a $2,200 water bill for her mobile home. Kelly O’Neil who lives at the Three Seasons Mobile Home Park off Collins Road, says her bill normally averages $30 a month.

I-TEAM: Foreclosure lawsuits for Flagler Beach real estate project linked to Serenata Beach Club owners

The News4JAX I-TEAM has uncovered two foreclosure lawsuits related to a Flagler Beach real estate project linked to Serenata Beach Club owners, Molly and Jeffrey Butler.

I-TEAM: Troubled Eastside apartment complexes under new ownership, renovations to come in next 60 days

A Jacksonville nonprofit and a developer have purchased a pair of troubled apartment complexes on the city’s eastside, paving the way for renovations and property improvements. Nonprofit LIFT JAX and real estate company Joined Development announced on Tuesday that they official purchased Eastside Terrace and Eastside Gardens for $6.2 million. The agreement was years in the making. They expect to begin renovations within 60 days.

Mayor Deegan’s affordable housing task force meets, gives recommendations

One of the biggest concerns in Jacksonville is housing, or the lack of it. The News4JAX I-TEAM has been showing you many of the concerns over the years. Most recently the poor conditions at an eastside apartment complex.

All demand, no supply: Jacksonville committee searching for solutions to city’s affordable housing crisis

Jacksonville city officials, nonprofit leaders and private stakeholders met this week on Mayor Donna Deegan’s housing subcommittee on Friday.

Failing Jacksonville apartments to get new ownership, renovations after I-TEAM exposes years of problems

A Jacksonville nonprofit and a developer plan to buy and renovate two troubled apartment complexes on the Eastside the I-TEAM first exposed back in 2021 for unsanitary and unsafe conditions. It’s a deal that’s years in the making.

I-TEAM: Woman who leased car 5 months ago still without tags, title after car dealership suddenly closes

A former customer tells the I-TEAM that she is still not able to obtain permanent license plates for her SUV from the company that took over the business.

Mayor, city leaders descend on Jacksonville apartments after I-TEAM highlights despicable living conditions

Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan joined other city officials and HUD representatives at the Cascade Apartments on Kings Road Tuesday afternoon. This comes after the News4JAX I-TEAM reported on the mold, pest and structural problems there.

Rats, roaches, mold: Grand Park apartment residents complain about ongoing issues, horrid living conditions

Residents at a Grand Park apartment complex are begging for help. They said they’ve endured horrid living conditions without any repairs for years.

Federal complaint: Church planting organization masterminded conspiracy to frame pastors

The former lead pastors and founders of Celebration Church filed a new federal complaint accusing a church planting organization and three other pastors of masterminding a conspiracy to take over the church and oust the founders from their roles.

I-TEAM: Records show history of problems with medications at Duval County jail years before inmate death

Questions about whether inmates were getting their prescriptions here at the jail go back to at least 2018. There are also reports of medications disappearing.

State opens investigation following death of man who went days without medication in Duval County jail

Records show the city signed a $98 million contract for healthcare at the jail with a corporation that had been convicted just weeks earlier of letting an inmate die by dehydration at a Wisconsin jail and falsifying records to conceal it.

Ribault High graduating seniors received misprinted gowns days before graduation

Outraged parents have been pouring into the News4JAX I-TEAM about a mix-up involving the graduation gowns for seniors at Jean Ribault High School.

3 Camden County Sheriff’s Officer employees indicted after inmate beating

Three Camden County law enforcement officers were indicted Wednesday on charges related to the beating of a 41-year-old inmate inside the county jail that was caught on camera.

Why giant investment company rentals are being blamed for affordable housing issues in Jacksonville

A News4JAX I-TEAM analysis of Jacksonville property records found more than 9,600 homes across Duval County are owned by large, institutional investors, which are companies that have more than 1,000 homes nationwide in their portfolio.

I-TEAM: JinkoSolar responds to federal investigation into the company

The China-based solar panel company, Jinko Solar, sent a response to the News4JAX I-TEAM about a federal search warrant executed at its Jacksonville plant.

Jacksonville homeowner launches website to help others avoid unwanted squatter situations

The woman who fell victim to squatters in her home is now using her experience to help others who could be dealing with the same issue.

JSO is searching for man charged with organized fraud. The SEC says he ran a $5.9M Ponzi scheme.

JSO is searching for a man accused of organized fraud. The Securities of Exchange Commission has also filed a civil lawsuit against the suspect, claiming Cedric Griffin scammed more than 100 victims into contributing nearly $6 million to a real estate Ponzi scheme.

I-TEAM: Questions raised if woman’s civil rights were violated in case of mistaken identity

A News4JAX I-TEAM investigation uncovered a mistaken identity of a Northside woman. The woman, Khristi Jackson, feels her civil rights may have been violated by Jacksonville police officers who forced their way into her home without a warrant.

Letter from Douglas Anderson alumni asks that investigation look into possible financial links to teacher misconduct

The Duval County Public School’s special meeting was abruptly canceled Friday, leaving some former Douglas Anderson School of the Arts students disappointed that they didn’t have a chance to discuss their ideas as the investigation into longtime music teacher Jeffrey Clayton, who is now charged with lewd behavior involving a student, continues.

Police photos show note written by prominent political donor before he was found dead in Atlantic Beach

Late last year, a prominent Northeast Florida businessman and well-known political donor Kent Stermon was found dead in his truck at the Mayport Post Office in Atlantic Beach. No foul play is suspected.

I-TEAM dives into previous violations at Pinova plant in Brunswick

The News4Jax I-Team has looked up past violations of the Pinova plant.

DCPS amps up security at schools with addition of new high-tech detectors

Leaders at Duval County Public Schools (DCPS) are ramping up efforts to keep students and staff safe with the installation of new high-tech detectors designed to flag guns, knives, and bombs.

I-TEAM: Workplaces top target for mass shooters, attackers usually have connection

While school and church shootings often dominate the conversation, data shows that most active shooter situations are actually at workplaces and carried out by former or current employees. That’s the case in Louisville, where Monday an employee at Old National Bank opened fire, killing 5 people, and wounding 8 more.

I-TEAM: Family of student accusing music teacher of lewd conduct hires law firm for independent investigation

The family of a student who police said was abused by a longtime Douglas Anderson School of the Arts music teacher has hired a law firm to launch an independent investigation

Florida grand jury issues scathing report on migrant flights through JAX, as attorney general calls for changes in laws

A scathing grand jury report from the Florida Supreme Court details federal flights filled with migrant children coming through Jacksonville International Airport in 2021.

I-TEAM: Court ordering women to leave rental property where owner says they’ve been squatting

The News4JAX I-TEAM paid another visit Friday to a home in Hogan’s Creek, where an owner previously said squatters moved onto her rental property and never left.

‘Have you done 1 thing?’: Family of postal worker killed in dog attack wants accountability

The family of a Putnam County mail carrier killed in a dog attack is pushing for accountability, now bringing their concerns to federal and local officials.

I-TEAM: Jacksonville homeowner says squatters refuse to leave her rental; occupants say they can be there

A Jacksonville homeowner contacted the News4JAX I-TEAM, saying squatters moved into her rental property and never left.

Door opened for more talks with DCPS, security contractor says, following I-TEAM report

School campus safety is once again in the spotlight following the deadly shooting at a Nashville Christian school, and on Tuesday, the News4JAX I-TEAM reported that a $36,000 contract for active shooter training and campus evaluations in Duval County hasn’t been used 10 months after leaders announced it.

‘A beautiful person in every way’: Family of mail carrier killed in dog attack speaks out, demands accountability

The family of a Putnam County mail carrier fatally attacked by dogs in August is now demanding accountability.

I-TEAM: Arrest of former DEA task force officer has possible ties to the arrest of FHP trooper

The I-TEAM has been digging into the allegations against a former Nassau County Sergeant, who was also a DEA task force officer, and found possible ties to another drug investigation resulting in the arrest of a longtime Florida Highway Patrol trooper.

Jacksonville Jewish, LGBTQ+, FBI leaders react to spike in hate crime reports

Hate crimes reported in America are showing an alarming rise again, according to a revised report from the FBI documenting 2021 cases.

Some customers say they’re still unable to make payments following abrupt closure of Jacksonville dealership; BBB urges patience

More customers of the Jacksonville car dealership that suddenly closed its doors in February are expressing their worries to the News4JAX I-TEAM.

Congressman from Florida calls for action against cartels

One of the American survivors from the kidnapping in Mexico is expected back home Wednesday, according to her mother.

I-TEAM: Jacksonville dealership abruptly closes 3 locations, leaving customers questioning where to make payments

Many customers of a car dealership that abruptly closed its doors are concerned that their cars could be repossessed at no fault of their own.

How law enforcement agencies are recruiting future officers in a difficult climate

Small towns and big cities alike are struggling to recruit and retain law enforcement officers amid national controversy over the police profession. Many veteran officers are retiring, leaving agencies in a bidding war for qualified candidates — as they try to hire the next generation to protect and serve.

‘I was flabbergasted’: Jacksonville homeowner says she learned her house was listed for rent after someone came to look at it

A Jacksonville woman says her home was listed for rent on several websites without her consent in February.

What to know before hiring a mover

The News4JAX I-TEAM is digging deeper into damages caused by moving companies, and what we learned may surprise you.

I-TEAM looks back at crashes that have sent cars off the Buckman Bridge

The News4JAX I-TEAM took a look back at crashes that sent vehicles off the Buckman Bridge.

Investigators find no wrongdoing after postal worker dies in Putnam County dog attack

The News4JAX I-TEAM has learned new information regarding a dog attack that resulted in the death of a 61-year-old mail carrier in Putnam County in August of last year.

I-TEAM: Local contractor accused of taking money and not finishing the job

Local contractor and owner of North Florida Leisure, James Couturier, owes tens of thousands of dollars to several Jacksonville homeowners who said they either paid him for screened patios that were not finished, or he didn’t start the work.

I-TEAM: Fatal underride crashes in US are ‘grossly underreported,’ attorney says. Here’s why

The News4JAX I-TEAM is digging deeper in to a deadly type of crash, where cars and SUVs can go under the trailer of a semitruck.

How a Jacksonville mental health program is keeping people arrested dozens of times out of jail & hospitals

It’s all about breaking the cycle and keeping people out of jail and cutting down on homelessness in Jacksonville — and saving taxpayers money at the same time. And a team of mental health and legal professionals believe they’re on the right track with a program that identifies and treats repeat offenders with severe mental illness and substance abuse problems.

Facing high rent in Florida? Experts say vacation rentals could be part of the problem

Facing high rent in Florida? Experts say vacation rentals could be part of the problem

The News4JAX I-TEAM found that short-term vacation rentals are helping to drive up traditional rents in Northeast Florida, and it's not just in tourist hot spots.

State: Jacksonville man used nearly $1M in PPP funds to purchase Rolex, vintage Jaguar roadster

A Jacksonville man has pleaded guilty to charges related to misusing nearly $1 million in Paycheck Protection Program loan money, funds that investigators say he spent on himself.

I-TEAM: State voting records show 22 people convicted of felony sex offenses voted in 2020 general election in Duval County

The News4JAX I-TEAM has found more than 20 people convicted of felony sex offenses who, according to state law, were ineligible to vote, cast ballots in the 2020 general election and were not purged from the voter rolls until nearly two years later.

Man charged in murder of Jared Bridegan pleads not guilty

The man arrested in connection with the death of Jared Bridegan appeared in Duval County court Monday morning for his arraignment.

Conspiracy that led to Jaren Bridegan’s murder began just over a month before targeted ambush shooting in Jax Beach: court records

The state attorney’s office filed the formal charges against the man arrested in connection with the shooting death last year of a father of four in Jacksonville Beach, Duval County court records show.

I-TEAM: Jacksonville man accused of using 3D printer to make guns, selling homemade weapons pleads not guilty

A Jacksonville man accused of using a 3D printer to make machine guns and other firearms from his home pleaded not guilty Friday to multiple federal charges.

I-TEAM: Body cameras to be deployed in Baker County Detention Facility

After obtaining the latest inspection report and a letter addressed to President Joe Biden, the News4JAX I-TEAM has learned some major changes are in the works for the Baker County Detention Center, where there have been complaints of inhumane conditions and the mistreatment of immigrants.

Renters’ Rights: What should you do if you are served with an eviction notice

The News4JAX I-TEAM frequently hears from tenants panicked about receiving an eviction notice. We want to make sure you know your rights as a renter.

Renters’ Rights: What to do if you have mold where you live

The News4JAX I-TEAM is helping you better understand renters' rights. The most common complaints we receive into the I-TEAM are about mold and maintenance problems.

‘It’s very scary’: Former administrator says state mental health facilities low on nursing staff & physicians, presenting ‘real danger’

A former leader of the Northeast Florida State Hospital says the situation with patients at the hospital is “very scary.”

I-TEAM: Jacksonville man accused of using 3D printer to make machine guns, other firearms from his home

A Jacksonville man is accused of using a 3D printer to make machine guns and other firearms from his home.

Renters’ Rights: What to do if you have mold where you live

The News4JAX I-TEAM is helping you better understand renters' rights. The most common complaints we receive into the I-TEAM are about mold and maintenance problems.

I-TEAM: Baker County Sheriff’s Office found hospital staff reported crimes late, altered evidence

In a harsh email sent this past May, the Baker County Sheriff’s Office found the staff at the Northeast Florida State Hospital, or NEFSH, reported crimes late and destroyed or altered evidence in criminal investigations.

I-TEAM obtains court records on roommate accused in beating death of patient in Baker County hospital

New information has come to light in a News4JAX I-TEAM investigation into the beating death of a patient inside the Northeast Florida State Hospital (NEFSH) in Baker County.

Aiden Fucci’s mental health likely to be a focus during sentencing hearing, attorney says

In a St. Johns County courtroom on Monday, when Aiden Fucci pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in the death of his 13-year-old schoolmate Tristyn Bailey, the 16-year-old disclosed the medications he is currently taking.

Guns, Drugs & Gangs: An inside look at how Jacksonville police address violent crime

Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters believes high-tech, targeted crime fighting will help decrease violence as the city struggles with a high number of shootings and homicides. In January, JSO allowed the I-TEAM to spend several days and nights with special units attached to the project.

Feces, sewage spotted on grounds of Golden Shores of Jacksonville apartments during visit by I-TEAM

Some residents of the Golden Shores of Jacksonville apartments contacted the News4JAX I-TEAM, complaining of poor living conditions and that it takes months before problems get addressed.

Family adamant others involved in ‘mass conspiracy’ to murder Jared Bridegan in Jacksonville Beach

The widow and brother of a father of four killed last year in what police believe was a targeted ambush shooting in Jacksonville Beach opened up Thursday to the News4JAX I-TEAM about the arrest in the case and the questions still left in the investigation.

Man charged in ambush murder of Jared Bridegan to be arraigned exactly 1 year after shooting

The 61-year-old man arrested in connection with the targeted ambush shooting of a father of four in Jacksonville Beach last year will be arraigned on the charges Feb. 16 -- a year to the day that Jared Bridegan was gunned down with his toddler daughter in the back seat of his SUV.

Suspect arrested in ambush murder of Jared Bridegan in Jacksonville Beach ‘did not act alone,’ state attorney says

Nearly a year after a father of four was gunned down in what police believe was a targeted ambush shooting in Jacksonville Beach, police and the state attorney’s office announced an arrest in the case Wednesday.

‘I want to clear my name’: Embattled former pastor of Jacksonville megachurch sits down with I-TEAM

The News4JAX I-TEAM on Tuesday sat down with the embattled former pastor of a Jacksonville megachurch.

Jacksonville Beach police to announce major development Wednesday in murder of Jared Bridegan

Police told News4JAX that they will release details Wednesday about where the investigation into the murder of a father of four in Jacksonville Beach stands.

I-TEAM: Witnesses reveal new information in narcotics investigation that ended in shooting

The I-TEAM has gathered more information about a Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office narcotics investigation that ended with a man being shot by officers.

Activists call for Baker County jail to be shut down over alleged mistreatment of immigrant detainees

Civil rights activists, attorneys and supporters of detainees gathered Friday on the footsteps of the federal courthouse in Jacksonville, calling for the Baker County Detention Center to be shut down over the alleged mistreatment of immigrants detained at the jail.

Right before JSO killed a robbery suspect, an officer turned off his bodycam because of a ‘bright blinking light.’ Does that violate policy?

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office’s pledge to be transparent under Sheriff T.K. Waters is being challenged by a mother who still wants answers following her son’s death.

Video: Man crashes during high-speed chase after stealing pizza delivery driver’s car, police say

The News4JAX I-TEAM uncovered new information Thursday about a man accused of carjacking a pizza delivery driver and leading police on a high-speed chase that ended in a crash with a police cruiser last week.

Court blocks Volunteer Life Saving Corps ballot initiative

The News4JAX I-TEAM has an update on the legal fight between the City of Jacksonville Beach and the Volunteer Life Saving Corps.

‘We’re just all coming together’: Family members gather for celebration of life for mother, son who died after Orange Park apartment fire

Loved ones on Thursday said goodbye to a mother and child who died after an apartment fire the day after Christmas.

I-TEAM: Former megachurch pastors settle lawsuit with bank over $716K+ debt

The former pastors of one of Jacksonville’s largest churches settled a lawsuit with First Citizens Bank over a $713,123 debt they and their businesses owed.

I-TEAM: Jacksonville records 900 catalytic converter thefts in 11 months as thieves steal auto parts at alarming speed

The News4JAX I-TEAM has learned Jacksonville police alone worked 900 cases of catalytic converter theft in the first 11 months of 2022. Many cases involve multiple vehicles at the same address, making the total number of converters stolen greater than 900.

I-TEAM: Jacksonville police list 13 homicides as ‘justifiable’ or ‘self-defense’

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is closing more than a dozen homicide cases, finding they were justifiable by law.

Unsolved murder, megachurch legal fight, embattled surgeon: These are the I-TEAM’s most read stories in 2022

As the year nears its conclusion, here are some of the biggest I-TEAM investigations from 2022.

I-TEAM: Lawyers for Aiden Fucci filed documents asking him to be transported to an unknown location

Recently filed legal documents are giving the News4JAX I-TEAM new insight into the arguments lawyers for Aiden Fucci may make in his upcoming trial. The now 16-year-old is charged in the fatal stabbing of his schoolmate 13-year-old Trystan Bailey on Mothers’ Day 2021.

I-TEAM: High-profile political donor, who was found dead Thursday, had access card to JSO headquarters

Kent Stermon, who was not employed by the Sheriff’s Office, was given an access card to JSO headquarters for the past five years -- at the same time, he was donating thousands to GOP candidates, including former Jacksonville Sheriff Mike Williams.

Family turns to I-TEAM after loved one’s gravesite vandalized nearly a dozen times over 7 years

A local family is turning to the News4JAX I-TEAM after their loved one’s gravesite has been vandalized nearly a dozen times over the past seven years.

I-TEAM: Camden County jail officers used force on Black inmates disproportionately, records show

The I-TEAM is learning more about the use of force in the Camden County jail.

I-TEAM: Contractors say local apartment management company late on tens of thousands of dollars in payments

After the I-TEAM reported about complaints about poor living conditions at an Arlington apartment complex, contractors told News4JAX payment from the management company that oversees that complex and six others in Jacksonville has lagged or not come at all.

Additional charges filed against DCPS custodian accused of child sexual battery

The State Attorney’s Office has filed additional charges against a Duval County Public Schools custodian accused of child sexual battery.

I-TEAM: Excess trash hauled away after complaints from residents at Towers of Jacksonville

Spokespersons for the city of Jacksonville and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) told the News4JAX I-TEAM on Tuesday that they are looking into reports of garbage piling up at a senior affordable housing community in San Marco.

In wake of Walmart shooting, data shows workplaces are top target for active shooters

Police in Chesapeake, Virginia, just outside of Norfolk, said there’s no clear motive as to why a Walmart manager would open fire inside the superstore Tuesday night.

I-TEAM: Judge grants plaintiffs permission to seek punitive damages against St. Vincent’s in cases involving former orthopedic surgeon

A judge has found that plaintiffs submitted enough evidence to permit a jury to conclude that top executives at St. Vincent’s Hospital were grossly negligent when they didn’t stop an orthopedic surgeon from operating despite a pattern of serious complications and reports of the doctor slurring his speech and behaving erratically.

Former students of now-shuttered Florida Coastal School of Law will soon have debts canceled

Former students of the now-shuttered Florida Coastal School of Law will soon have their debts canceled.

Widower’s lawsuit says his wife died after surgery with former Jacksonville doctor at center of hundreds of malpractice claims

For months, the News4JAX I-TEAM has been investigating after hundreds of lawsuits were filed against Ascension St. Vincent’s and a former orthopedic surgeon, who is accused of botching surgeries.

I-TEAM: Patients left stranded by non-emergency medical transportation provider

The News4JAX I-TEAM has uncovered thousands of complaints filed in recent years against a taxpayer-funded transportation company for Medicaid recipients.

‘Yahtzee!! We’re full’: Text messages shed light on conversations between officials before migrant flights to Martha’s Vineyard

The News4JAX I-TEAM on Wednesday obtained new text messages and videos related to the controversial relocation of more than 50 migrants who were flown from Florida to Martha’s Vineyard on private flights.

I-TEAM looks into history of DCPS custodian arrested on child sexual battery, kidnapping charges

The News4JAX I-TEAM is looking into the history of a Duval County Public Schools custodian arrested on child sexual battery and kidnapping charges.

54-year-old convicted felon pleads guilty to voter fraud, false registration charges

A convicted felon pleaded guilty Monday to voter fraud charges after prosecutors said he voted as a felon when he wasn’t eligible, according to court records.

I-TEAM: Spotting hidden cameras & the tools that help sniff them out

‘Tis the season for traveling, but something not at the top of most people’s travel check list: checking for hidden cameras inside their hotel room or Airbnb.

I-TEAM: Local family scammed by man posing as property manager offered more time to find home

A local family now has more time to find another place to live, after the family’s attorney tells the News4JAX I-TEAM that JWB Real Estate has negotiated an agreement to allow the family to stay in the home for the month of November, as long as they pay rent.

Cracking the Code: I-TEAM helps parents decipher emojis used by teens to hide drug use

Drug dealers have been talking in code for years out of fear law enforcement might be listening to their conversations. But now, your teenager’s cellphone is making it easier than ever to communicate using emojis as code words for drugs.

I-TEAM: 2 men accused of having fraudulent contracts with customers for more than $700K

According to an affidavit, the organized scheme to defraud people began in September of last year.

Residents of Mandarin apartment complex questioning notice referencing inspections with JSO

Some people living at a Mandarin apartment complex are questioning a notice that they recently received.

Hearing held in eviction dispute between Celebration Church, founding pastors

There's an update on the legal battle between Celebration Church and its former pastors, Stovall and Kerri Weems.

I-TEAM: New audio recordings added to lawsuits against doctor accused of botched surgeries

One of the plaintiffs’ attorneys told News4JAX they have filed 377 lawsuits so far, and they expect there to be about 100 more.

DeSantis stands ground on migrant flights as Texas sheriff opens investigation

A Texas sheriff is now investigating last week’s migrant flights, which Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis chartered to move immigrants from the southern border to Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts.

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