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Jacksonville’s Morning News spoke live on Friday with Detective Milliken and Chase Robinson, Executive Director of First Coast Crime Stoppers, about the investigation into the 1989 death of Melinda Holder.
Nearly 12,000 proton patients have been treated including over 2,000 pediatric patients. WOKV is shining the spotlight on the groundbreaking treatment and research happening near Downtown, during a special edition of Jacksonville’s Morning News.
The Vendaros Circus returns to the St. Augustine Amphitheatre December 19 - January 5.
Jax Symphony: Handel’s Messiah returns to Jacoby Symphony Hall.
Deck the Chairs lights nightly from 5:00 pm - 1:00 am in Jacksonville Beach’s Latham Plaza. Colors of the Wild, presented by Community First Credit Union, returns this year to the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens.
Jacksonville’s Morning News is live on location at the Riverside YMCA to spotlight the programs and services available to the community.
One week before you enjoy a Thanksgiving feast with family, friends and others - we are shining a light on those most in need of a helping hand.
According to U.S. News and World Report, 100% of students scored at or above the proficient level for math, and 97% scored at or above that level for reading.
A Jacksonville Sheriff’s Officer is recovering from serious injuries from a crash on I-95. The officer was on his way home from work in a marked JSO vehicle around 10:00 pm Monday.
Nights of Lights begins with “Light-Up Night!” on Saturday, November 23, shortly after 6:30 p.m., when Historic Downtown St. Augustine lights up with millions of twinkling white lights for the start of the annual Nights of Lights holiday display.
Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair continues through Sunday, Icemen enjoy homestand.
Jacksonville's Morning News discusses the inductees: My Little Pony, Transformers action figures, and the Phase 10. Yes, Phase 10.
The 69th annual Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair is underway through November 17th at the Jacksonville Fairgrounds. It’s $2 Tuesday admission.
Wiles stands to be the first woman to hold the influential role. She has deep ties in Northeast Florida, having served as Chief of Staff to former Jacksonville Mayor John Delaney.
The 2024 Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair returns to the Jacksonville Fairgrounds November 7 - 17.
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