According to data provided by the Orange Park Police Department to the Orange Park Town Council, the town made more than $1.1 million from citations caught by red-light cameras over the last year.

The lab’s research involved frontal lobotomies on monkeys, administering various drugs, and even one case where a husband and wife—Cathy and Keith Hayes—raised a monkey named Viki as a human child.

The oldest barber shop in Orange Park and arguably the oldest in the Jacksonville area, the Modern Style & Barber Shop remains a hidden, timeless gem on Kingsley Avenue.

Life South and HCA Orange Park Hospital are hosting a blood drive in Orange Park from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Crash happened early Saturday morning on Blanding Blvd. at Kingsley Ave.

ORANGE PARK, Fla. – There is a major push underway in Orange Park to rehab and improve two major roadways: U.S. 17 and Kingsley Avenue. Town leaders are considering trying to get the town what’s called a Main Street USA designation, which would provide funding to completely overhaul the town’s two main corridors. Last week, the Orange Park Town Council heard a proposal about applying to get the town Main Street USA status, which can get them a lot of grant money to complete the project. “We need to do more things like that.”“It’s a little much for Orange Park," Clay County resident Michelle Guyot said. The next step for this is applying for the Main Street USA designation, which would likely happen next spring.

ORANGE PARK, Fla. Theres a land fight in Orange Park concerning a large development thats being considered on Kingsley Avenue called the Kingsley Plaza. If its approved, its slated for the site of the old Orange Park Performing Arts Academy, which was forced to close last year and many call an eyesore. Orange signs sit on the property that show its up to be re-zoned and possibly developed into Kingsley Plaza. New4Jax spoke with Orange Park Mayor Alan Watt, who says there is a lot of misinformation circulating. Development is coming.

CLAY COUNTY, Fla. - A 20-year-old driver led a deputy on a high-speed chase, tried to ram his cruiser and hit another car before running from his vehicle and being caught and arrested Monday, according to a Clay County Sheriff's Office arrest report. Ayrmon Gerimiah Wilson, 20, failed to stop on Blanding Boulevard on Monday afternoon during the peak of rush hour and instead tried to run over a deputy before speeding away, the Sheriff's Office said. Wilson's arrest report said at one point during the ensuing chase, Wilson hit 100 mph in a 45 mph zone and tried to hit the deputy's cruiser. He hit another car at the intersection of U.S. 17 and Kingsley Avenue, near Doctors Inlet, in Orange Park and then took off running through the Orange Park Town Hall and police buildings, deputies said. Wilson was arrested on Kingsley Avenue.