Jacksonville police search for man wanted for aggravated battery ...
Updated: Jul 30, 2017 - 11:13 PM Jacksonville police said Sunday night that they're searching for a man who is wanted for a string of charges, including aggravated battery. Duwon Rashad Williams McCray, 21, is a suspect wanted for aggravated battery, child neglect, false imprisonment, criminal mischief and resisting police without violence. Police said anyone who has any information on McCray's whereabouts is asked to contact the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office at 904-630-0500 or ema..>> view originalFlooding around Jacksonville; drive cautiously
Flooding around Jacksonville; drive cautiously With the steady rains being brought in by the cold front Jacksonville is seeing some flooding around parts of Jacksonville. First Coast News , WTLV 11:12 PM. EDT July 30, 2017>> view originalCar pinned under Publix truck on I-295 in Jacksonville
Updated: Jul 30, 2017 - 7:55 PM A woman in her 20s was taken to the hospital after her car was pinned underneath a Public semi-truck Sunday after a crash on I-295 in Jacksonville. The Florida Highway Patrol went to I-295 near the Morse Avenue exit about 1 p.m. FHP Sgt. Dylan Bryan said the accident was a non-contact hit and run. He said the woman lost control of her car when she tried to avoid another vehicle that had cut her off. Bryan said that's when she hit the semi-truck. FHP..>> view originalJacksonville man auctions extensive collection of wildlife taxidermy
Frank Chapman waited and watched as one by one his animals — a passion of a lifetime — found new homes Saturday. Frozen forever in time — an African lion with its front paws outstretched toward unseen prey, a towering brown bear reared up on its hind legs and a bengal tiger with its head tilted appearing alert for the slightest sound. Those were just a few of the wild animals Chapman brought home — stuffed and mounted — to Jacksonville. Chapman never fired a shot. “I killed them with my wallet,..>> view originalTropical storm Emily forms near Tampa - no impact on Jacksonville ...
by: Michael Buresh Updated: Jul 31, 2017 - 8:17 AM July 31, 2017 - Tropical storm "Emily" will have NO local impacts on Jacksonville/NE Fl./SE Ga. The tropical storm will move ashore near Tampa Bay Mon. afternoon & exit near Cape Canaveral early Tue. - Heavy rain will be the primary concern with rainfall of 4-6"+ along & south of I-4 - winds will be a secondary threat with gusts of 40+ mph which could topple some trees especially since the ground is saturated. - isolated waterspout/br..>> view originalJacksonville Police officer involved in Northwest crash with injuries
A Colorado pastor, looking for a treasure chest hidden by a millionaire and purportedly filled with money and jewels, was found dead Sunday after he went missing in a rugged area of New Mexico. Authorities said Sunday that a body found in the wilderness is believed to be Paris Wallace, according to The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel. Wallace had spent a week looking for the treasure that millionaire Forrest Fenn says he hid in 2010. Thousands are believed to have sought the treasure Fenn s..>> view originalSunday's record rainfall floods streets
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Heavy downpours that pushed through Duval and surrounding counties early Sunday ahead of a cold front dropped a record amount of rainfall in Jacksonville and Gainesville.The storms produced flash flooding in several parts of Duval County. The National Weather Service reported that one car was stuck in 1-2 feet of standing water on North Laura Street. There were also reports of flooding in Arlington and the Spring Glenn area.At 5 p.m., the NWS reported 2.39 inches had fallen..>> view original1st District Court of Appeal visits Jacksonville
The 1st District Court of Appeal, based in Tallahassee, convened in Jacksonville last week to hear oral arguments in three cases on appeal from the 4th Judicial Circuit. On Wednesday, the four visiting judges took some time away from the bench to meet Jacksonville Bar Association members for a “sidebar luncheon” at the Duval County Courthouse. The event has become a tradition over the past several years, said Diana Johnson and William Graessle, co-chairs of The JBA Appellate Practice Committee..>> view originalRemembered for shaping local business community, longtime Jax ...
Jaguars offensive lineman Branden Albert announces unexpected ...
Less than a week into training camp, Jaguars left tackle Branden Albert unexpectedly retired Monday. The Jaguars swapped a 2018 seventh-round pick to acquire Albert from the Miami Dolphins in March, betting that the nine-year veteran and two-time Pro Bowler (2013 and 2015) could help stabilize an offensive line that needed improvement following a disastrous 3-13 season a year ago. Instead, Albert, 32, skipped the first two phases of the Jaguars’ voluntary off-season program — going an extended ..>> view original
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