JEA board approves $400M for project to recharge Floridan Aquifer, restore springs, ensure sustainable water supply
Read full article: JEA board approves $400M for project to recharge Floridan Aquifer, restore springs, ensure sustainable water supplyThe JEA Board of Directors approved on Tuesday millions of dollars in funding for a project that aims to recharge the Floridan Aquifer, restore springs and river flows, and ensure the region’s sustainable water supply.
The world's tallest teenager becomes the tallest player in college basketball history
Read full article: The world's tallest teenager becomes the tallest player in college basketball historyOlivier Rioux became the tallest person to ever play college basketball when he made his debut in third-ranked Florida's 104-64 victory over North Florida.
No. 3 Florida bounces back from season-opening loss and dominates North Florida 104-64
Read full article: No. 3 Florida bounces back from season-opening loss and dominates North Florida 104-64Alex Condon had 25 points and 10 rebounds, Micah Handlogten notched his second double-double in as many games and No. 3 Florida bounced back from a season-opening loss with a 104-64 drubbing of North Florida.
Goodwill’s Annual Luncheon Shines a Spotlight on Style and Second Chances
Read full article: Goodwill’s Annual Luncheon Shines a Spotlight on Style and Second ChancesGoodwill Industries of North Florida will host its Annual Luncheon & Fashion Show, Gather for Goodwill, on Wednesday, November 5, 2025. The event will honor participants from Goodwill’s mission programs and feature local personalities modeling thrifted fashion finds.
St. Johns River Water Management District shifts watering restrictions to once per week on Nov. 2
Read full article: St. Johns River Water Management District shifts watering restrictions to once per week on Nov. 2The St. Johns River Water Management District is reminding residents and businesses across the Lower St. Johns River basin that watering restrictions will change to once per week on Nov. 2.
Rising talent Jordan Judith releases new EP
Read full article: Rising talent Jordan Judith releases new EPLocal Rising Star Jordan Judith has been playing multiple shows weekly in the North Florida area, and has just released her debut EP titled “Pain Into Purpose”. Jordan has been singing since middle school and is now a full time musician & independent artist.
Florida’s two Nor’easters: soggy now, blustery next. When will they end?
Read full article: Florida’s two Nor’easters: soggy now, blustery next. When will they end?Not all Nor’easters are created equal. This week in Florida, we get both versions: the soggy kind and the blustery, but mostly dry version.
Local advocacy group for immigrant rights holds rally denouncing ‘Deportation Depot’ facility in Baker County
Read full article: Local advocacy group for immigrant rights holds rally denouncing ‘Deportation Depot’ facility in Baker CountyA local advocacy group for immigrants’ rights is expected to hold a rally and news conference on Friday afternoon to denounce Governor Ron DeSantis’s plans to convert the Baker Correctional Facility into a new immigrant detention center, dubbed “Deportation Depot.”
North Florida Manatees are dying at a higher rate than in the last 2 years
Read full article: North Florida Manatees are dying at a higher rate than in the last 2 yearsManatees in North Florida are dying at a higher rate than they were in 2023 and 2024, including five deaths in Duval County in June, according to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission data.
‘Deportation Depot’: DeSantis announces new immigration detention center at Baker Correctional instead of Camp Blanding
Read full article: ‘Deportation Depot’: DeSantis announces new immigration detention center at Baker Correctional instead of Camp BlandingFlorida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced on Thursday that he authorized the opening of an immigration detention center at the Baker Correctional Institution in Sanderson, shifting plans away from the previously considered site at Camp Blanding.
Florida Speaker calls for select group to look into redistricting as states scramble for partisan control of U.S. House
Read full article: Florida Speaker calls for select group to look into redistricting as states scramble for partisan control of U.S. HouseFlorida House Speaker Daniel Perez said Thursday he is setting up a select committee to look into redrawing congressional districts, as Republicans seek to keep control of Congress in 2026.
Mastering the steps that make any line dance easy to learn
Read full article: Mastering the steps that make any line dance easy to learnRhythm Rodeo, a veteran-owned dance brand founded by Jasmine “Roxy Rodeo” Batista, is bringing the energy, fun and connection of line dancing to North Florida. With a mix of country classics and today’s hottest hits, Jasmine makes dance approachable, exciting, and inclusive for all ages and skill levels. Her goal is to create a community where people can kick up their boots, have a blast, and leave feeling confident. From local classes to special events, Rhythm Rodeo is where North Florida comes to dance.
Afternoon storms and tropical activity to watch this week
Read full article: Afternoon storms and tropical activity to watch this weekJacksonville and North Florida are in for a week of high rain chances and afternoon thunderstorms, as tropical activity in the Atlantic is monitored and temperatures stay in the low 90s.
Jacksonville on pace to set record after four straight days of near-100-degree temperatures
Read full article: Jacksonville on pace to set record after four straight days of near-100-degree temperaturesJacksonville is baking and not just in the figurative sense. Tuesday marks the fourth straight day of temperatures reaching 99 degrees or higher, a sizzling heat streak that’s drawing comparisons to some of the hottest stretches ever recorded in Northeast Florida.
Jacksonville braces for triple-digit temperatures—safety tips and weeklong outlook from News4JAX
Read full article: Jacksonville braces for triple-digit temperatures—safety tips and weeklong outlook from News4JAXJacksonville faces extreme heat with temperatures expected to reach 99 degrees, a risk to pets and people. The Weather Authority also highlights how bright lights are endangering turtle hatchlings on local beaches, plus a look at the week’s forecast.
First Coast Comic Con returns to Jacksonville this weekend
Read full article: First Coast Comic Con returns to Jacksonville this weekendTickets are available now at www.firstcoastcomiccon.com: $10 for adults; kids 12 and under get in free. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this exciting celebration of imagination and inspiration.
Use Amazon Prime Deal Days to help local kids in foster care secure essential school items
Read full article: Use Amazon Prime Deal Days to help local kids in foster care secure essential school itemsWhile Amazon Prime Days offer consumers an opportunity to find cost-effective deals on everyday items, a local nonprofit is using the four-day window to give the North Florida community a chance to support local kids in foster care.
‘Have to make adjustments’: North Florida career planning provider says it will be affected by DeSantis’ budget cuts
Read full article: ‘Have to make adjustments’: North Florida career planning provider says it will be affected by DeSantis’ budget cutsGov. Ron DeSantis has cut nearly $20 million in funding for Northeast Florida, and one of the entities affected by the cuts is the North Florida Skilled Workforce Development.
Goodwill’s newly renovated outlet is open to the public
Read full article: Goodwill’s newly renovated outlet is open to the publicGoodwill Industries of North Florida celebrated the grand reopening of its newly renovated Outlet Store on Lenox Avenue in West Jacksonville today, unveiling a much larger and modernized space for bargain hunters and community supporters alike.
Hot Memorial Day weekend with rising rain chances
Read full article: Hot Memorial Day weekend with rising rain chancesJacksonville kicks off Memorial Day weekend with hot, dry conditions and air quality alerts, before shifting to higher humidity and rising storm chances. See what’s expected across North Florida with this News4JAX forecast.
Duval County set for upgrades in new transportation plan
Read full article: Duval County set for upgrades in new transportation planThe North Florida Transportation Planning Organization (TPO) is unveiling its five-year plan for the Transportation Improvement Program on Thursday. This plan is expected to introduce new projects aimed at making local roads safer and more efficient.
North Florida veterans win Secretary’s Cup, promote PGA HOPE program
Read full article: North Florida veterans win Secretary’s Cup, promote PGA HOPE programThe North Florida chapter of PGA HOPE is one of 12 teams competing in the Secretary's Cup, a nine-hole golf match set for Monday to kick off PGA Championship week.
Clean, dark, flat: Guidelines for protecting sea turtles during North Florida’s nesting season
Read full article: Clean, dark, flat: Guidelines for protecting sea turtles during North Florida’s nesting seasonAs the sea turtle nesting season continues, the Beaches Sea Turtle Patrol urges people to follow proper guidelines to ensure wildlife safety.
Taste of Golf’s 20th anniversary at TPC Sawgrass
Read full article: Taste of Golf’s 20th anniversary at TPC SawgrassThe 20th Annual Taste of Golf will take place on April 23, 2025, at 6:30 p.m., at the TPC Sawgrass Clubhouse, celebrating a milestone anniversary with a National Picnic Day-inspired culinary theme.
Join Goodwill North FL’s closet clean-out!
Read full article: Join Goodwill North FL’s closet clean-out!Goodwill Industries of North Florida is set to celebrate National Clean Out Your Closet Week, observed from March 16–22, 2025. This week-long event encourages individuals to declutter their homes, get organized, and donate gently used clothing and household items to Goodwill while supporting the local community. National Clean Out Your Closet Week is the ideal time to declutter spaces and refresh the home for spring. Clearing out closets helps create a more organized and peaceful living environment. When you bring those gently used items to Goodwill, is supports the community by funding programs that remove barriers to employment through job training and placement services. “How Your Donation Helps Goodwill Industries of North Florida believes that everyone deserves access to opportunity. From the moment your donation leaves your hand, it becomes part of our Goodwill mission of removing barriers to employment through training, education, and career opportunities in your community. With your support, we create job opportunities and training services for our community – and reuse and upcycle millions of pounds of goods and cardboard. How to Donate Once you’ve decluttered, Goodwill invites you to donate your gently used items to one of its local donation centers. To find the nearest donation center or learn more about how to make a difference, visit https://goodwillnorthfl.org/locations/. About Goodwill Industries of North Florida Follow Goodwill on social media:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GoodwillNFL/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goodwillnfl/
North Florida Goodwill encourages people to declutter for mental health, donate clothes, items
Read full article: North Florida Goodwill encourages people to declutter for mental health, donate clothes, itemsIt’s National Clean Out Your Closet Week, and Goodwill Industries of North Florida is encouraging everyone to take time to declutter, get organized, and donate gently used clothes and household items.
After initial approval, Florida senators repeal bill that would have pushed back school start times
Read full article: After initial approval, Florida senators repeal bill that would have pushed back school start timesWith school districts across the state expressing support, Florida senators Monday started moving forward with a bill that would repeal requirements aimed at later daily start times in many high schools.
Sweet News: Girl Scouts Kick Off National Cookie Weekend
Read full article: Sweet News: Girl Scouts Kick Off National Cookie WeekendThe Girl Scouts of Gateway Council proudly serves over 11,000 members across 35 counties in North Florida. They are excited to kick off National Girl Scout Cookie Weekend, taking place February 21-23, which encourages consumers to support local Girl Scout entrepreneurs as they work towards a brighter future—one cookie box at a time. National Girl Scout Cookie Weekend is a time when many cookie entrepreneurs across the United States sell cookies in their communities. This season, over 350 cookie booths are set up across North Florida, giving customers the chance to purchase their favorite cookies in person. Supporters can also buy cookies through a local Girl Scout’s Digital Cookie website or by visiting www.gsgateway.org to use the Cookie Finder tool—simply enter a zip code to locate a nearby booth. Join the Girl Scouts of Gateway Council in celebrating National Girl Scout Cookie Weekend and support these young entrepreneurs as they develop skills for success!
High school football player shot in the arm by FDLE agent while playing ‘Senior Assassin’ game: Nassau sheriff’s office
Read full article: High school football player shot in the arm by FDLE agent while playing ‘Senior Assassin’ game: Nassau sheriff’s officeThe Florida Department of Law Enforcement said one of their agents shot a Bishop Kenny High School student in the arm on Wednesday while the student was playing a game of “Senior Assassin” in Nassau County.
News4JAX is launching our ‘4 Your Neighborhood’ campaign. First stop: Orange Park!
Read full article: News4JAX is launching our ‘4 Your Neighborhood’ campaign. First stop: Orange Park!WJXT is proud to continue its long-serving promise of dedication to North Florida and South Georgia communities by introducing a new, inside perspective of area neighborhoods.
Colder than Alaska: Jacksonville’s intense January ranked ‘extreme’ by Winter Misery Index
Read full article: Colder than Alaska: Jacksonville’s intense January ranked ‘extreme’ by Winter Misery IndexJacksonville ranked its highest or most extreme winter based on the Winter Misery Index which tracks the impacts of winter weather across cities in the U.S.
Waycross business collapses following overnight downpour of snow in Southeast Georgia
Read full article: Waycross business collapses following overnight downpour of snow in Southeast GeorgiaLocals continue to feel the impacts of a winter storm that moved through Southeast Georgia and North Florida on Tuesday night into Wednesday morning as they grapple with unsafe driving conditions, road closures, and power outages.
Historic winter storm descends on Northeast Florida bringing sleet, possible freezing rain, snow flurries
Read full article: Historic winter storm descends on Northeast Florida bringing sleet, possible freezing rain, snow flurriesTuesday afternoon quickly turned cold and the rain continued causing schools and businesses to close on Wednesday as the overnight temperatures were forecasted to drop even further.
Live Cams: Cameras show snow falling in southern U.S., including Florida, Georgia, Texas and Louisiana
Read full article: Live Cams: Cameras show snow falling in southern U.S., including Florida, Georgia, Texas and LouisianaFrom a snowy Bourbon Street in New Orleans to making a snowman on the beaches in Houston, check out the falling snow in our southern states.
‘We could break the Florida record’: Parts of state could see 6 inches of snow as winter storm hits, DeSantis says
Read full article: ‘We could break the Florida record’: Parts of state could see 6 inches of snow as winter storm hits, DeSantis saysGovernor Ron DeSantis said Tuesday afternoon that Florida could see a record amount of snow in the Panhandle over the next 24 hours as a rare winter storm hits the state.
‘We could break the Florida record’: Parts of state could see 6 inches of snow when winter storm hits, DeSantis says
Read full article: ‘We could break the Florida record’: Parts of state could see 6 inches of snow when winter storm hits, DeSantis saysGovernor Ron DeSantis on Tuesday is set to hold a news conference at the State Emergency Operations Center in Tallahassee as a powerful winter storm is beginning to hit Florida.
Gov. DeSantis issues state of emergency ahead of winter storm, warns Floridians of hazardous driving conditions
Read full article: Gov. DeSantis issues state of emergency ahead of winter storm, warns Floridians of hazardous driving conditionsGovernor Ron DeSantis issued a state of emergency Monday evening ahead of a winter storm that is forecast to impact North Florida beginning Tuesday evening.
Share your winter weather videos, photos on SnapJAX
Read full article: Share your winter weather videos, photos on SnapJAXA rare winter storm is set to impact North Florida and southern Georgia on Tuesday night into Wednesday morning and it will bring the risk of ice and even some snow to the region.
Northeast Florida communities gearing up for what could be a historic winter event
Read full article: Northeast Florida communities gearing up for what could be a historic winter eventAs temperatures drop and winter weather looms, North Florida communities are gearing up for what could be a historic event.
No more unbeatens: No. 8 Florida topples top-ranked Tennessee 73-43 with stifling defense
Read full article: No more unbeatens: No. 8 Florida topples top-ranked Tennessee 73-43 with stifling defenseAlijah Martin scored 18 points, Denzel Aberdeen added 16 and No. 8 Florida thumped top-ranked Tennessee 73-43 to knock off the last unbeaten in Division I basketball.
Richard scores a career-high 26 and helps No. 7 Florida beat UNF 99-45 to reach 12-0
Read full article: Richard scores a career-high 26 and helps No. 7 Florida beat UNF 99-45 to reach 12-0Will Richard scored a career-high 26 points, three teammates notched double-doubles and No. 7 Florida remained undefeated with a 99-45 victory over North Florida.
Goodwill of Northeast Florida hosted a luncheon and fashion show
Read full article: Goodwill of Northeast Florida hosted a luncheon and fashion showGoodwill hosted a luncheon and fashion show to celebrate the achievements of people who’ve been through Goodwill of North Florida programs and changed their lives.
Tracking the Tropics: Florida could be seeing Sara soon. Here’s what you need to know
Read full article: Tracking the Tropics: Florida could be seeing Sara soon. Here’s what you need to knowAn area of low pressure in the Caribbean Sea, Invest-99, producing disorganized showers and thunderstorms, could soon develop into “Sara.”
Josh Harris, Jasai Miles propel North Florida to 105-93 victory over Georgia Tech
Read full article: Josh Harris, Jasai Miles propel North Florida to 105-93 victory over Georgia TechJosh Harris scored 22 points to lead six players in double figures, Jasai Miles posted a double-double, and North Florida cruised to a 105-93 victory over Georgia Tech. Harris made 8 of 10 shots from the floor and 5 of 6 at the free-throw line for the Ospreys (3-0).
Florida Letter Carriers Association president supports audit at Jacksonville distribution center
Read full article: Florida Letter Carriers Association president supports audit at Jacksonville distribution centerThe President of the Florida Letter Carriers Association for the United States Postal Service is responding to calls for an investigation into delayed and missing mail at Postal Service’s Network Distribution Center.
From rain to refresh: It’s time to start Jacksonville’s dry season
Read full article: From rain to refresh: It’s time to start Jacksonville’s dry seasonThe dry season in Jacksonville typically begins in late October and lasts through early May. This seasonal transition is marked by a noticeable drop in humidity and precipitation as colder, drier air masses start moving into the region.
Owner of beloved Angie’s Subs delivering donations for Hurricane Helene recovery to North Carolina communities
Read full article: Owner of beloved Angie’s Subs delivering donations for Hurricane Helene recovery to North Carolina communitiesAngie's Subs owner Ed Malin had one day to collect as much as possible, saying he would be leaving Wednesday morning with four other trucks pulling trailers to head to an area outside Asheville.
5 steps you can take to help you prepare for an approaching storm
Read full article: 5 steps you can take to help you prepare for an approaching stormPotential Tropical Cyclone Nine has formed in the Caribbean, and the disturbance is forecast to strengthen over the next few days into Hurricane Helene.
Summer flowing into Fall Cocktails with Inspiro Tequila
Read full article: Summer flowing into Fall Cocktails with Inspiro TequilaNow available across North Florida, Inspiro Tequila is an additive-free, clean and uniquely smooth tasting tequila. It was founded by Mara Smith, a former attorney and stay-at-home mom who for years searched for a tequila that was additive free with a look, taste and aroma that appealed to her. That perfect tequila didn't exist, so she decided to create one. Mara joins us on River City Live to make some great cocktails with Inspiro Tequila! www.inspirotequila.com
Local Breast Cancer survivors paddle with a purpose
Read full article: Local Breast Cancer survivors paddle with a purposeJacksonville Dragon Boat Club offers individuals in the North Florida region the opportunity to learn how to paddle in a dragon boat in a positive and supportive exercise environment. Team Mammoglams is just one of the premier teams and are all Breast Cancer Survivors. For more details contact Coach Marty Millard at 904-536-3475 or go to our website Jacksonvilledragonboatclub.com
Meet the Mammoglams | Jacksonville Dragon Boat Club takes on international competition
Read full article: Meet the Mammoglams | Jacksonville Dragon Boat Club takes on international competitionJacksonville Dragon Boat Club offers individuals in the North Florida region the opportunity to learn how to paddle in a dragon boat in a positive and supportive exercise environment. Team Mammoglams is just one of the premier teams and are all Breast Cancer Survivors. For more details contact Coach Marty Millard at 904-536-3475 or go to our website Jacksonvilledragonboatclub.com
Florida insurance market in best position in nearly a decade, but homeowners in North Florida still paying more
Read full article: Florida insurance market in best position in nearly a decade, but homeowners in North Florida still paying moreIn Duval, Clay, St. Johns, and Nassau counties, property insurance premiums rose by an average of 13.5% from 2023 to 2024.
Gov. DeSantis: 4 Florida deaths attributed to Debby, 250,000 without power
Read full article: Gov. DeSantis: 4 Florida deaths attributed to Debby, 250,000 without powerHurricane Debby made landfall about 7 a.m. Monday near Steinhatchee as a Category 1 storm, bringing the rural Big Bend region its second hurricane in less than a year.
Florida’s Big Bend hit by hurricane 11 months after Idalia caused widespread damage
Read full article: Florida’s Big Bend hit by hurricane 11 months after Idalia caused widespread damageHurricane Debby made landfall about 7 a.m. Monday near Steinhatchee as a Category 1 storm, bringing the rural Big Bend region its second hurricane in less than a year.
Hurricane Debby makes landfall on Florida’s Big Bend coast
Read full article: Hurricane Debby makes landfall on Florida’s Big Bend coastAs of the 11 p.m. National Hurricane Center update, the tropical storm has become Hurricane Debby and is expected to make landfall in the Florida Big Bend area on Monday.
Recruiting youth into coin collecting
Read full article: Recruiting youth into coin collectingThe Greater Jacksonville Coin Club is an organization with over 250 members dedicated to educating, preserving, and promoting numismatics and all facets of coin, currency, medal, and token collecting for the general public of North Florida.
Unexpected victims of Florida’s property insurance crisis: Assisted living facilities and nursing homes
Read full article: Unexpected victims of Florida’s property insurance crisis: Assisted living facilities and nursing homesSome assisted living facilities and nursing homes have been forced to close due to escalating operating costs tied to Florida’s skyrocketing property insurance rates, according to data from Bloomberg.
Meet fire manipulating maven, Tokyo Moreno
Read full article: Meet fire manipulating maven, Tokyo MorenoIn the North Florida area, numerous fire performers showcase their talents. However, emerging as Jacksonville’s pioneering fire and aerial entertainment ensemble targeting restaurants and bars, they boast unparalleled expertise in event elevation. Their mission is to imbue each occasion with an extraordinary essence, sparking wonder and delight among guests. With a unique understanding of experiential enhancement, they guarantee nothing short of spectacular events. Tokyo, lead entertainer and fire manipulator, brings her expertise in entertainment and high-octane theatrics to the 904, aiming to elevate the client experience in any venue.
Innovative concert series coming to Jacksonville
Read full article: Innovative concert series coming to JacksonvilleTo:Jana AngelThu 4/18/2024 2:18 PM.Discover the Ultimate Concert Experience at the River City Railway!Embark on an unforgettable journey at the River City Railway, a spectacular new event venue nestled just East of EverBank Stadium. Introducing the Railway Concert Series, a sensational celebration of music and community that promises to redefine your entertainment expectations.
Property insurance expert says 8 new companies will increase competition, opportunities
Read full article: Property insurance expert says 8 new companies will increase competition, opportunitiesA Florida property insurance industry veteran said the eight new companies entering the market will increase competition and opportunities for customers.
Must not miss courtside action: North Florida All-Star Classic |Saturday, March 16th
Read full article: Must not miss courtside action: North Florida All-Star Classic |Saturday, March 16thRepsOnReps is hosting their annual North Florida All-Star Classic on Saturday, March 16th at FSCJ, featuring the top senior girls’ and boys’ basketball talent in the area.
Jacksonville law firm joins fight to keep civil rights activist’s Riverside home after he faced financial hardship
Read full article: Jacksonville law firm joins fight to keep civil rights activist’s Riverside home after he faced financial hardshipJacksonville Area Legal Aid (JALA) is working to save the Riverside home of Jacksonville golf and civil rights activist Arthur Leroy Johnson.
Jacksonville Boat Show floats into the River City
Read full article: Jacksonville Boat Show floats into the River CityThe North Florida Marine Association will host the 76th Annual Jacksonville Boat Show January 26 - 28 at the Prime Osborn Convention Center. This beloved North Florida event has been bringing together the boating community since 1947. This year’s Boat Show, sponsored by VyStar Credit Union, brings new dealers to the Convention Center, ensuring attendees will see even more boat brands than in prior shows. Showgoers will enjoy three days of water-related fun, family-friendly activities, and educational seminars—as well as amazing deals on hundreds of boats and thousands of accessories. Boat Show attendees will also be among the first to see and board brand-new models of all types of watercraft, including fishing boats, cruisers, ski boats, pontoons, inflatables, personal watercraft, and more.
Sprawling storms wallop US with tornado reports, damage and heavy snow, closing roads and schools
Read full article: Sprawling storms wallop US with tornado reports, damage and heavy snow, closing roads and schoolsA sprawling storm has hit the South with high winds and tornado warnings that blew roofs off homes, flipped over campers and tossed about furniture in Florida.
Sprawling storm wallops Florida, beyond with tornado reports, damage and heavy snow, closing roads and schools
Read full article: Sprawling storm wallops Florida, beyond with tornado reports, damage and heavy snow, closing roads and schoolsA sprawling storm has hit the South with high winds and tornado warnings that blew roofs off homes, flipped over campers and tossed about furniture in Florida.
Northeast Florida housing prices rise in November as market slows during holiday season: report
Read full article: Northeast Florida housing prices rise in November as market slows during holiday season: reportHomes in Northeast Florida remain historically unaffordable, according to Northeast Florida Association of Realtors
121 Financial Credit Union | Teddies 4 Tykes
Read full article: 121 Financial Credit Union | Teddies 4 TykesYou can donate ASTM certified teddy bears at any 121FCU branch now through the end of November. The bears go to the kids and families served by the Ronald McDonald House Charities of Jacksonville. You can learn more or get an easy Amazon link at our website 121fcu.org/teddies.
Appeals court hears arguments after judge ruled North Florida Black congressional district was purposely dismantled
Read full article: Appeals court hears arguments after judge ruled North Florida Black congressional district was purposely dismantledLawyers representing Black voters told a three-judge federal panel that Republican Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis violated the U.S. Constitution by deliberately dismantling a congressional district that favored Black candidates.
Last-Minute Costume Ideas with Goodwill
Read full article: Last-Minute Costume Ideas with GoodwillHalloween is less than a week away and many of you are gearing up for weekend parties, so for this Thrifty Thursday, Liz Morgan with Goodwill of North Florida is here to give us some great last-minute ideas from the thrift.
Gather for Goodwill- connecting cause and community!
Read full article: Gather for Goodwill- connecting cause and community!For this Thrifty Thursday, Rachael Mueller with Goodwill of North Florida is here to tell us how you can be part of the organization’s signature event, Gather for Goodwill, coming up November 15.
Insurance industry says Southeast ‘dodged a bullet,’ but residents in hard-hit areas still worry about rate hikes
Read full article: Insurance industry says Southeast ‘dodged a bullet,’ but residents in hard-hit areas still worry about rate hikesSaying the insurance industry “dodged a bullet,” a reinsurance firm Thursday estimated that Hurricane Idalia caused $3 billion to $5 billion in insured losses.
1 Florida death reported, 40 people rescued in wake of Hurricane Idalia
Read full article: 1 Florida death reported, 40 people rescued in wake of Hurricane IdaliaFlorida Gov. Ron DeSantis said there was one reported death in the state attributed to Hurricane Idalia, a powerful storm that slammed into the Big Bend region on Wednesday.
Photo showing person holding dolphin several feet out of water prompts outrage, investigations
Read full article: Photo showing person holding dolphin several feet out of water prompts outrage, investigationsA photo of a North Florida angler holding a dolphin several feet out of the water is prompting outrage online and investigations by state and federal agencies. A marine biologist told News4JAX his first reaction to seeing that picture was horror. It’s not clear exactly where that photo was taken but harassing or feeding wild dolphins is against federal law.
Return to campus as BEST DRESSES, not STRESSED !
Read full article: Return to campus as BEST DRESSES, not STRESSED !The demographic of the typical thrift shopper has changed. An increasing number of Gen Z and younger thrifters is a result of several things, in particular social media. Tiktok, Youtube and Instagram are filled with videos of students showing off their “thrift hauls”. It’s also affordable, cool and kind to the planet.
Equipment rental company makes sure Duval County students have ‘Tools for School’
Read full article: Equipment rental company makes sure Duval County students have ‘Tools for School’SunBelt Rentals collected thousands of school supplies from June 1 through July 14 and made a big drop-off Thursday morning to Duval County Public Schools.
