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For nearly 40 years, two of America’s most haunting unsolved mysteries ran on separate tracks. One was a man with no name who died in a Boise church. The other was a faceless killer who terrorized the nation by lacing Tylenol capsules with cyanide.

Baptist Health has announced a multi-year agreement restoring in-network access for Cigna members to Baptist Health and Wolfson Children’s Hospital services. The change is effective immediately.

A man wanted in connection with the 2023 killing of a co-owner of Atlanta’s Republic Lounge was arrested Tuesday in Jacksonville, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

A 14-year-old Clay High School student was arrested Wednesday after investigators identified the juvenile as the person behind an alleged threat to carry out a mass shooting at the school, according to the Green Cove Springs Police Department.

The Jacksonville Armada’s proposed $80 million soccer stadium has not been built, and the developer may now have to repay the city the fair-market value of the land.

The Jacksonville City Council passed Mayor Donna Deegan’s roughly $2 billion budget Tuesday in an 18-1 vote, with Councilman Rory Diamond casting the only dissenting vote.

Onshore winds bring high rip current risk and 35-45 mph gusts through Thursday

A Florida Highway Patrol trooper arrested a 22-year-old woman Friday night after clocking her vehicle at 117 mph in a 65-mph zone on Interstate 295 southbound in Jacksonville.

The Fernandina Beach Police Department is asking for the public’s help gathering information about a suspicious house fire from Sept. 19.

The Boys & Girls Club of Northeast Florida announced Wednesday that Kevin Carrico, Vice President of Strategic Initiatives, has stepped down from the organization after over 10 years.

The future of the Orange Park Farmers’ & Arts Market came up during recent discussions about a budget gap initially projected at more than $600,000, prompting concerns among vendors that the market could be reduced from twice a month to once a month. Town officials say the gap was reduced during the budget process and that the adopted fiscal 2026–27 General Fund budget includes about $360,649 in planned use of reserves to balance the budget. The market is held at Town Hall Park on the first and third Sunday of each month. Nearly 70 vendors participate, drawing hundreds of shoppers and supporting local businesses.

Crews were on the scene of a multi-vehicle crash in Duval County on I-295 North, at the Dames Point Bridge.

As part of River City Live’s ongoing Passion 4 Pets initiative, our partners at Dogtopia of Jacksonville Beach Boulevard are hosting a special Pet Adoption Event this Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon at 11300 Beach Boulevard in Jacksonville.

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After nearly 12 years leading Downtown Vision, CEO Jake Gordon is preparing to step away from the role. Gordon reflects on downtown Jacksonville’s transformation since 2015, including billions of dollars in investment, expanded programming, new public spaces, social services and the growth of the Downtown Ambassador Team.

He was on top of the world throughout the late 80’s and 90’s. We’re talking about Lex Luger. The former world champion joins the show. And he also opens up on the devastating spinal injury after his career was wrapping up that changed his life.