WAYNE CLARK

One of the key races on the ballot in Duval County on Tuesday is the special election for Jacksonville sheriff.

Five people who hope to become the next sheriff of Jacksonville met together Wednesday night and answered your questions about the biggest issues facing the city.

From the Mayport area to Moncrief to the southside, Jacksonville saw five shootings in 10 hours over the weekend that left two dead and five injured.

Democrat Wayne Clark has over 40 years of experience in law enforcement -- both with corrections and patrols -- and served 30 of those years with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

Candidates to become Jacksonville’s next sheriff faced off in a roundtable event Friday night. The Jacksonville Urban League hosted a 90 minute meeting with prepared questions and audience participation.

A police shooting of a Black man in Ohio is sparking more talk around the country, about how officers use force.

Six candidates had announced they were running for Jacksonville sheriff – but that number was down to five Friday after Mat Nemeth withdrew from the race and tossed his endorsement to JSO Chief of Investigations T.K. Waters.

The race for sheriff has now moved from a year-long battle to less than 80 days as the candidates try to move voters in their favor.

Sheriff Mike Williams has about one year left in his term. However, if it is found that he vacated his office already, we could see a new top cop sooner with a special election.

The election isn’t until 2023 — but Tuesday night, members of the Jacksonville community got a chance to get to know some of the candidates for sheriff and where they stand on the issues that matter most to them.

The candidates for Jacksonville Sheriff will answer questions Tuesday night in a candidates forum.

The race to be the next Jacksonville sheriff in 2023 is getting more crowded.

The crowded race for Jacksonville sheriff in 2023 got another new name this week when Democrat Tony Cummings threw his hat in the ring.

The field for the Jacksonville sheriff’s race just got a little bit more crowded.

Wayne Clark, who recently retired from Duval County School Police and had previously worked for the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, announced Monday he is running for sheriff of Jacksonville.