JACKSONVILLE, FL -- Chief meteorologist Tim Deegan has been tracking weather (and surfing) on the First Coast for 25 years. Click inside to watch the tape that got him the job.
JACKSONVILLE, FL -- Channel 12 hit the airwaves in Jacksonville on September 1, 1957.
JACKSONVILLE, FL -- Channel 12 followed Egyptian president Anwar Sadat during his stop in Jacksonville in 1975. Sadat met with President Ford at Epping Forest and Deerwood.
JACKSONVILLE, FL -- Before Mr. Rogers, the First Coast had Skipper Ed.
JACKSONVILLE, FL -- Jeannie Blaylock started at WTLV in 1985. Watch a video clip of the resume tape that got her the job.
JACKSONVILLE, FL -- Deborah Gianoulis has been a familiar face on the First Coast for years.
JACKSONVILLE, FL -- Interviews aren't always easy. Channel 12 sportscaster Matt Cooney can attest to that.
JACKSONVILLE, FL -- If you have ever worked in an office, you can relate to seeing your personal desk things "disappear" every now and then.
JACKSONVILLE, FL -- We covered news off the beaten path thirty years ago.
JACKSONVILLE, FL -- Channel 12's Bob Henry reports on the deployment of two destroyers to the Vietnam conflict in the early 1970s.
JACKSONVILLE, FL -- Shock and awe! It's what other stations in Jacksonville felt when Channel 12 became more portable in a way that revolutionized television.
JACKSONVILLE, FL -- Here are some photos of some old billboards that Channel 12 put up around town.
JACKSONVILLE, FL -- Channel 12 crews followed a dramatic rescue on the Dames Point Bridge in 1989.
JACKSONVILLE, FL -- Nowadays most newscasts end with something news folks call "the kicker." It's a light-hearted story, something to leave viewers with after thirty minutes of death and destruction.
