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K-Bop Korean Kitchen closes Mandarin restaurant

K-Bop Korean Kitchen closes Mandarin restaurant

After two years, a Jacksonville fast-casual restaurant known for its authentic Korean food has closed its Mandarin location.
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See Northeast Florida's high school football live scoreboard, Week 8

See Northeast Florida's high school football live scoreboard, Week 8

See the Times-Union's live scoreboard for tonight's high school football games across Jacksonville and Northeast Florida.
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Stat kings: Jacksonville's high school football leaders after Week 7

Stat kings: Jacksonville's high school football leaders after Week 7

Passing, rushing, more: The Times-Union tracks Jacksonville & Northeast Florida high school football stats leaders through Week 7 of the season.
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Tropical Storm Isaias forms in Gulf. See Jacksonville impacts

Tropical Storm Isaias forms in Gulf. See Jacksonville impacts

Tropical Storm Isaias has formed in the Gulf of Mexico and is expected to become a hurricane by Thursday.
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Small Craft Advisory Issued for Northeast Florida Waters

Small Craft Advisory Issued for Northeast Florida Waters

The National Weather Service in Jacksonville, Florida, has issued a Small Craft Advisory from Friday morning through late Saturday night, effective October 8, 2026. Northeast winds of 15 to 20 knots are expected today, with seas ranging from 4 to 5 feet (1.2 to 1.5 meters), occasionally reaching 6 feet (1.8 meters). Conditions will worsen Friday, with east winds increasing to 25 to 30 knots and seas building to 7 to 10 feet (2.1 to 3 meters), occasionally reaching 13 feet (4 meters). Intracoastal waters will be rough, and showers and thunderstorms are likely throughout the weekend.
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Ripple effect of SNAP cuts overwhelms nonprofits, food pantries

Ripple effect of SNAP cuts overwhelms nonprofits, food pantries

New federal rules cut SNAP benefits for millions, leaving them to rely on local food pantries. Those nonprofits need public support to cope.
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JEA Receives Inquiries for Large Data Centers, Assesses Infrastructure Capacity in Jacksonville

JEA Receives Inquiries for Large Data Centers, Assesses Infrastructure Capacity in Jacksonville

JEA Receives Inquiries for Large Data Centers, Assesses Infrastructure Capacity in Jacksonville
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After 30 years, Fat Tuesday sets opening for return to Jacksonville

After 30 years, Fat Tuesday sets opening for return to Jacksonville

A popular New Orleans-based restaurant and bar chain known for its creative frozen cocktails is getting ready for its upcoming return to Jacksonville.
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Invest 92L, Nor'easter bringing heavy rains to Jacksonville

Invest 92L, Nor'easter bringing heavy rains to Jacksonville

A tropical disturbance, Invest 92L, is expected to form into a tropical depression in the Gulf of Mexico. See local impacts.
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Northeast Florida high school football's best Week 7 performances

Northeast Florida high school football's best Week 7 performances

See Jacksonville and Northeast Florida top performers on offense, defense and special teams for Week 7 of the FHSAA high school football season.
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It’s National Taco Day! Where to get some of Jacksonville's best tacos

It’s National Taco Day! Where to get some of Jacksonville's best tacos

National Taco Day is October 6. Find the best local taco spots in Jacksonville and deals from national chains.
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LaSalle Street Drainage Project Completed in San Marco to Alleviate Flooding

LaSalle Street Drainage Project Completed in San Marco to Alleviate Flooding

City officials in Jacksonville, Florida, have announced the completion and operational status of the LaSalle Street Drainage Improvement Project in the San Marco neighborhood. This initiative introduces a new stormwater pump station capable of moving up to 60,000 gallons of water per minute and includes upgrades to nearly a mile of the surrounding stormwater collection system. The project aims to significantly reduce flooding in an area that has historically experienced repeated inundations during heavy rainfall, leading to stalled vehicles and water reaching businesses. The improvements are specifically designed to mitigate flooding during a 50-year, 24-hour rainfall event and accelerate the recession of floodwaters during severe tropical weather. The broader project, an estimated $64 million effort, received $44 million from the city and an additional $20 million through state grants. While officials caution that the upgrades may not prevent every instance of flooding, particularly during intense, short-...