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Jacksonville News Today | 2 Min | The Local Wire

Jacksonville News Today | 2 Min | The Local Wire

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Jacksonville: Motorcyclist killed in Philips Highway crash | June 14

Jacksonville authorities are investigating a fatal motorcycle crash on Philips Highway and a traffic incident on Norfolk Boulevard, while the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office probes a potential foul play case on the Southside. The Local Wire also brings weather updates for the afternoon with a chance of rain.

Jacksonville: Jacksonville community honors Pulse shooting victims 10 years later | June 13

Jacksonville residents are remembering the 2016 Pulse nightclub shooting anniversary with vigils and silence, while police investigate a shooting during a drug deal in Northside. A Florida bill targeting teen business takeovers and a lawsuit over AI policing errors in Jacksonville also dominate the local news.

Jacksonville: Fatal crash shuts down I-295 in Jacksonville | June 12

Jacksonville residents should be aware of a major crash on I-295 southside blocking all lanes and an AI error leading to a wrongful arrest in Southwest Florida. The episode also covers a 10-year sentence for a Jacksonville man attempting to meet a minor and highlights Father’s Day happy hour events.

Jacksonville: Child in critical condition, adult dead after Northwest Jacksonville crash wi... | June 11

Jacksonville residents are grappling with a deadly semi-truck crash in Northwest Jacksonville that left a child in critical condition and an adult dead, as well as an emotional plea from a Mandarin football player's mother following an accidental shooting during practice. City leaders also face backlash over a potential conflict of interest involving the Jacksonville Energy Authority and leaked records of alleged favoritism by the City Council president.

Jacksonville: Critical injury shakes Jacksonville high school football community | June 10

Jacksonville's Local Wire update covers a deadly shooting at Mandarin High School, a life sentence for a home invasion robbery, and a groundbreaking archaeological discovery near the St. John’s River. The episode also honors Phyllis Lowder, a Neptune Beach resident who passed away at 87.

Jacksonville: Residents in Northeast Florida report feeling earthquake off Cuba coast | June 09

Jacksonville residents experienced unusual shockwaves from an earthquake off the coast of Cuba, with no local damage reported. Lawmakers approved a $1 million budget for crosswalk safety upgrades after a fatal crash, while state officials criticized the city’s budget for excessive spending.

Jacksonville: Pecan Park Flea Market closing after 40 years, sells for $8.5 million | June 08

Jacksonville's Northside is mourning the closure of Pecan Park Flea Market, a 40-year landmark sold for $8.5 million, while a gunfire incident on Kline Road East has led to a temporary road closure and police investigation. The city also saw sunny weather with highs near 90.8°F, and locals are encouraged to stay informed about ongoing safety updates.

Jacksonville: Shooting reported in Jacksonville's Pine Forest neighborhood | June 07

Jacksonville police are investigating a shooting in the Pine Forest area late Saturday night. A pair from Nassau County, UK, made headlines by rowing across the Atlantic Ocean, breaking records for their endurance.

Jacksonville: Serial Robber Faces 15-Year Sentence in Jacksonville | June 06

Jacksonville residents will hear about a local serial robber sentenced to 15 years for targeting convenience stores and gas stations, and the city's affordable rental market standing out in Florida's crisis. The episode also covers the return of the Jacksonville Pride March and its push for relaxed lighting restrictions.

Jacksonville: Human remains found in Jacksonville Northside home after bone discovery | June 05

Jacksonville authorities are investigating human remains found in a Northside home, treating the case as a possible homicide, while Mayor Donna Deegan warns of potential impacts from a proposed property tax cut and a state-level tax phaseout. The city also prepares for National Donut Day with free donuts and local business promotions.

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