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Diamond Tours Offers Florida Bus Tour Packages to St. Augustine, Amelia Island, and Jacksonville

Diamond Tours Offers Florida Bus Tour Packages to St. Augustine, Amelia Island, and Jacksonville

Diamond Tours Offers Florida Bus Tour Packages to St. Augustine, Amelia Island, and Jacksonville
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No Kings rallies put early voting in focus ahead of Election Day

No Kings rallies put early voting in focus ahead of Election Day

In Florida, 'No Kings: Vote Early & Rally' events are planned in numerous cities, including two separate events in Jacksonville.
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Landstar System, Inc. Seeks Hours-of-Service Compliance Coordinator in Jacksonville, FL

Landstar System, Inc. Seeks Hours-of-Service Compliance Coordinator in Jacksonville, FL

Landstar System, Inc. Seeks Hours-of-Service Compliance Coordinator in Jacksonville, FL
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Jacksonville Neighborhood Faces Recurring Flood Threat as Ribault River Rises

Jacksonville Neighborhood Faces Recurring Flood Threat as Ribault River Rises

The Ribault River in Jacksonville, Florida, rose to the level of homes along Ken Knight Drive, with floodwaters entering yards and driveways. This event occurred as a Flood Watch and Coastal Flood Advisory were in effect for Duval County, with 1 to 3 inches of additional rain falling on already saturated ground. Residents, like Latasha Howard, expressed nervousness due to persistent rain causing roof leaks and concerns about water entering their homes. City Council member Ju'Coby Pittman advised residents to follow emergency advisories and prepare for potential temporary relocation. The area has a history of severe flooding during storms, including Hurricane Irma in 2017 and Hurricane Nicole in 2022, which led to residents being trapped and homes being inundated. The flooding is attributed to the Ribault River being a tidally influenced tributary where high tides prevent rainwater from draining into the St. Johns River, creating a hydrological trap.
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The 1981 Abduction That Sparked a National Child Safety Movement

The 1981 Abduction That Sparked a National Child Safety Movement

The tragic abduction and murder of six-year-old Adam Walsh in 1981 became a pivotal moment in American history, profoundly influencing child protec...
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ProCanes NFL Update: First Quarter Recap

ProCanes NFL Update: First Quarter Recap

Miami Hurricanes are all over the league on Sundays
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St. Augustine, White, Episcopal win Friday football. Jacksonville scores

St. Augustine, White, Episcopal win Friday football. Jacksonville scores

The Times-Union rounds up Friday night's high school football scores across Jacksonville and Northeast Florida for Week 8.
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Sunny, Dry Week Ahead for Jacksonville, FL

Sunny, Dry Week Ahead for Jacksonville, FL

High pressure is dominating the weather pattern in Jacksonville, Florida, bringing sunny skies and dry conditions throughout the week. Temperatures are expected to remain comfortable, with highs in the low to mid-80s °F (approximately 27–30 °C) and lower humidity levels due to northwesterly winds. This marks a significant shift from the wet conditions experienced earlier in the month. A front is forecast to approach the area over the weekend, potentially bringing isolated rain and storms, though widespread precipitation is expected to remain south of the region. Winds may pick up behind the front due to the influence of nearby high pressure. Additionally, the latest drought monitor shows improvement in the area, with several regions downgraded to the lowest drought category following recent rainfall. Source time: Mon, 12 Oct 2026 07:58:09 GMT.
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Jacksonville hospital gets $53 million for storm safety improvements

Jacksonville hospital gets $53 million for storm safety improvements

Ascension St. Vincent’s will use $53 million in FEMA funding and $17 million of its own to reinforce its Riverside hospital against storms.
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How a routine test led Missouri's DJ Jones to an emergency heart transplant

How a routine test led Missouri's DJ Jones to an emergency heart transplant

Eli Drinkwitz explains how offensive lineman Johnnie 'DJ' Jones went from preparing for his college career to needing an emergency heart transplant.
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This weekend in Jacksonville: Concerts, cosplayers and a Callahan fair

This weekend in Jacksonville: Concerts, cosplayers and a Callahan fair

Folks in Jacksonville have some choices to make this weekend: Tedeschi Trucks Band or Phish? Home tour or a piano trio? Cotton candy or popcorn?
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When, where will Hurricane Isaias hit land? See Jacksonville impacts

When, where will Hurricane Isaias hit land? See Jacksonville impacts

Latest on Isaias as of 11 a.m. NHC update. Jacksonville is not in the direct path but faces a Flood Watch and Coastal Flood Advisory.