'They would rather hashtag us than protect us': BLM women leaders discuss progress since George Floyd's murder
2020 was a summer of racial reckoning in the United States, but how much of it stuck?
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'They would rather hashtag us than protect us': BLM women leaders discuss progress since George Floyd's murder
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Tristyn Bailey's family keeps her memory alive
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Defense team for Aiden Fucci files 4 motions ahead of murder trial
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Former Ware County High School star set to play in Super Bowl
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A social media push is asking people to boycott the gas pumps to drive down prices
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Train derailment
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Nassau Co. Sheriff's Office needs applicants for Teen Citizen's Academy
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Nassau Co. Sheriff's Office needs applicants for Teen Citizen's Academy
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Six Jacksonville locations to see 4th of July fireworks
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JFRD shares firework safety tips ahead of the 4th of July
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JFRD shares firework safety tips ahead of the 4th of July
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Operation New Hope CEO to retire 23 years after founding organization dedicated to giving ex-cons a
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Recent arrest sparks conversation about recidivism in Jacksonville: What one organization is doing to combat the issue
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'Mice in the appliances since I first moved in:' People claim unsafe living conditions in Jacksonvil
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'Mice in the appliances since I first moved in:' People claim unsafe living conditions in Jacksonville HUD-funded housing
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First Coast standout Carson Pickett makes history with US Women's National Team
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First Coast standout Carson Pickett makes history with US Women's National Team
