Stories

• UNF Criminology Students Hit the Streets
• Patterson Academy Offers Action Plan to Stay Open
• Mayor Peyton Floats Appointing Sheriff and School Board
• Fletcher Middle School Students in Jacksonville Beach Charged with Robbery
• Retailers Take Wait-and-See Approach to Holiday Hiring
• Patterson Academy Parents in Limbo Monday Morning
• Jury Awards Quadriplegic Man $25 Million
• Grandmother Hospitalized Following Dog Attack
• Veterans Remembered in Many Ways on Veterans Day
• Soldier's Burial Flag Found in Trash
• Somer Thompson Murder Profile Generates More Leads
• 'Be There' Campaign Promotes Parental Involvement
• More Purple Surfaces for Somer as Investigation Continues
• Arlington Apartment Fire Victims Survey Damage
• Weatherization Program Makes Homes More Energy Efficient
• Small Businesses Feeling the Pinch
• Mourners Line Streets to Pay Respects to Somer Thompson
• Peaceful Protest Greets President Obama's First Coast Visit
• Local Pastors on Student Safety Pulpit
• Young Minds Reminded of Being Safe
• Mayors Coalition Against Illegal Guns Hits Nerve
• SOAPnet Pulls Picture of Christopher Barrios
• Terry Parker High Employee Arrested for Theft
• Toddlers First in Line for H1N1 Flu Mist
• Fay Repair Help Still Available Until End of Year
• Council Poised to Adopt Spending Plan
• City Councilman's Business Burglarized
• JSO Details Latest Police Shooting
• First Coast Offers Flood-Logged Georgia Help
• Distressed Neighborhoods Get Home Rehab Help
• Council Saves Vet Day Parade, to Look at Library Cuts
• Another Election on the Horizon
• T2 Explosion Final Report
• Audit: Downtown Building Management May Owe Taxpayers over $1 Million
• Vets Foundation Taking Shape
• Popular Home Buying Program Has Zero Balance
• Budget Axe Chops Away Library Hours
• First Coast Students Hear from President Obama
• Sheriff Rutherford on Patrol with Budget Cut Message
• Sheriff: Layoffs Inevitable After Budget Cut
• Council Committee Rejects Closing Public Buildings
• UNF Creates Isolation Rooms for Students with Swine Flu
• First Coast Lawmakers Weigh in on Government Health Insurance
• Tax Offices Swamped in Deadline Rush
• Former Mayor Champions Senior Programs
• Patterson Academy Charter School Faces Critical Deadline
• U.S. Supreme Court Petitioned to Allow Active Military Right to Sue
• Infant Dies after Being Rushed to Hospital
• Schools Face New Challenges as Summer Break Ends
• Failing Schools Face Challenging School Year
• City Council Committee Nixes Buying Jaguars Tickets
• City Departments Face Council Questioning
• Proposed Tax Notices in the Mail
• Learning to Finish Program Targets At-Risk Students
• Changes Coming to School Bus Routes
• Neighbors Stand Behind Arrested JSO Officer
• Family Mourns Toddlers' Drowning
• School Employee Travel Faces Scrutiny
• Atlantic Beach Police Chief Cleared of Improper Conduct
• Atlantic Beach Police Chief Under Investigation
• Mayor Peyton Vetoes City Council Tax Vote
• School Board Signs off on Tax Hike
• Senator King Friend of the Environment
• Police Say Friend Shot Teen Found Dead at Gas Station
• Non-Group Gets City Budget Invite
• Teens Arrested in Clay County Home Invasion Robberies
• Cyber Tax Talk Creates Debate
• School Board Weighing School Resource Officer Options
• Mayor Peyton to Outline City Spending Plan
• Million Dollar Jewelry Heist Cripples Orange Park Business
• Library Supporters Sign Off on Tax Hike
• Tree Falls on Fleming Island Home with 2 Kids Inside
• Elderly Woman Sexually Assaulted at Beach on 4th of July
• FDIC Creating Hundreds of New Jobs in Jacksonville
• Veteran Promotes Independence Day Message
• Fired JSO Recruit Will Not Have His Name Cleared
• Fire Closes Gun Range at Kings Bay Naval Base
• Springfield Welcomes New Business and Apartment Complex
• Gas Pump Tampering Adds Up to Big Dollars
• Cost-Cutting July 4 Celebrations
• Parents Voice Frustration in Teacher Accused of Abusing Autistic Child
• Store Clerk Fights Back During Armed Robbery
• Mayor Lays it on the Line
• Mayor Floats Property Tax Increase
• Duval School Board Weighing Property Tax Hike Option
• Water Flows Again in Keystone Heights
• First Coast Celebrates World Refugee Day
• Man Sentenced for Attacking JEA Worker
• Florida Schools Learn School Grade
• Good News Arrives Early at Robert E. Lee High
• Common Sense Added to School Zero Tolerance
• JSO: Man Shot 9 Times by Police Pointed Gun at Officers
• Family Mourns Child Who Drowns
• Emotional Goodbyes at Wesconnett Elementary
• Teacher Retires After 39 Years in Same School and Classroom
• Summer Camps Get Crime Prevention Dollars
• Local Veteran Trades Army Green for Tiger Red
• 'Save Duval Schools' Promises Education Fight
• Historic Riverside School Building Faces Uncertain Future
• Summer School Targets Reading and Math Skills
• Big Transition in Duval School Lunch Program
• Teachers and Principal get Clipped at Central Riverside
• Vehicle Registration Fees Going Up
• FCAT Scores Show Math, Science Gains
• Local Student Produces St. Johns River Winner
• Clay County Sizing Up Flood Damage
• Stormwater Fees in the Mail
• Families Remember Local Servicemen as Heroes
• Westside Gator Surfaces
• Rain Hardly Dampens Action at Kona Skate Park
• School Animals Attacked and Killed
• Jax Beach Pier Partially Reopened
• JEA Approves Water Rate Increase
• Local Teen Charged as an Adult in Attempted Murder
• Man Arrested in Recent Hilltop Apartment Fatal Shooting
• Local Geography Students Travel the World
• New GI Bill Targets Post 9/11 Vets
• Apartment Shooting Ends in Lawsuit Settlement
• Man Wanted For Leaving Children in Car with Drugs
• Fire Chief and JSO Officer Face Charges in Fatal Crashes
• Teens with Guns Draw Attention from Top Cop
• Free Chicken Dinner Creates Good Will and Frustration
• FCAT Retake Results Are In
• Local Schools Get Budget Reprieve
• Swine Flu Changes Daily Routines
• Swine Flu Changes Port Calls
• State Labs Testing Samples for Swine Flu
• Council Trashes Mayor Peyton's Landfill Plan
• Local Health Experts Watching for Swine Flu
• Teachers Weigh in on Shorter Middle and High School Day
• City Council Wrestles with Trail Ridge Landfill
• Disabled Man Murdered in Clay County
• Duval Teachers Voting on Proposed School Schedule Changes
• School Board Considers Changing Food Service Contract
• Ribault High Celebrates Early College Success
• Rogero Road Streetscape Project Taking Shape
• War Veterans Offered Diplomas in Appreciation
• City Council Wrestles with Landfill Contract
• A Push for Civics Education in Florida Classrooms
• Fewer Bus Stops Part of School Transportation Changes
• Duval County Promoting Diplomas for Vets
• City Landfill Battle to get Public Airing
• Sunshine Helps First Coast Dry Out after Stormy Week
• Bicyclist Hits Police Car, Gets Injured and Ticketed
• More Foreclosed Homes on the Auction Block
• Economy Fuels More Calls for Help from Abuse Victims
• Man Makes 280K Donation in Wife's Name to Jay Fund
• Court System Faces Challenges of Possible Furloughs
• Ribault High Steps Up Security and Shares Successes
• Reunion Brings Back Memories of Beaches Ambulance Service
• Downtown Jacksonville Goes Mobile
• Real Estate Market Influences Property Tax Values
• Parents Defend Teacher Accused of Abusing Autistic Student
• Police: Teachers Witnessed Abuse at Kernan Trail Elementary
• Rally for Education Focuses on Successes
• Duval Schools See Deficit Grow Overnight
• President Bush Dines with First Coast Supporters
• Governor Crist Touts Better Times Ahead
• Gay-Straight Alliance Plans First Student Meeting
• Board Postpones Shorter School Day Decision
• City Stimulus E-mail Overloads Local Businessman's Inbox
• Stimulus Dollars on City Agenda
• Jacksonville Gears Up to Shop for Stimulus Dollars
• Seafood Festival Underway in St. Augustine
• Clinic Offers to Provide Kids Free Medical Care
• School Schedule Change Not a Done Deal
• 'Save Duval Schools' Push is Underway
• Shortening the School Day to Save Millions
• Evan's Game Room Comes True
• Students Prepare for High Stakes FCAT
• Transportation and High School Scheduling on Duval School Board Agenda
• Bartram Trail High School Teacher Suspended During Investigation
• Letters to Lawmakers have Kids Lobbying with Words
• Ten City Workers Being Let Go
• Judge Hears Gay-Straight Alliance Lawsuit Arguments
• Man Charged with DUI in Construction Crash
• Clay Schools Considering Even More Cuts
• Clay County School Board Cuts 450 Employees
• Jacksonville Tea Party Targets Government Spending
• Burglary Victim Frustrated at Crime and Police
• Chappell Slaying Documentary Viewed By Family
• Putnam County Eyes Closing Three Schools
• Beaches Support Building Game Room for Teens Fighting Cancer
• New Home Construction Underway at Naval Station Mayport
• Beach Job Fair Attracts Hundreds of Job Seekers
• Atlantic Beach Job Attracts 500 Applicants
• Local Law Student Killed in Buffalo Plane Crash
• Missing Girl's Father Says Door of Home Forced Open
• JSO Review 2008 Police Shooting: No Further Action
• Clay County Schools Studying Ways to Cut Budget
• Hart Bridge Faces Repairs and Repainting
• Police: Woman Stole Wallets from Schools
• Students Learn Weather Survival Tips
• Class Size Amendment Has Students Retaking Elective Classes
• School Board Voting to Close Elementary School
• Westside Family Held at Gunpoint in Armed Robbery
• School Counselors Pull Heavy Load
• Clay County Eyes $30 Million in School Cuts
• First Coast Push to Build Support for Public Education
• City Fights Foreclosure Actions on Two Fronts
• Cruise Terminal for Mayport Still Awaits Action
• Local Government Has Few Job Openings
• Job Hunters Find Local Offerings Slim
• Duval County Studies Shortened Day for High School Students
• Students React to Seeing History Unfold
• Major First Coast Employer Toughs Out the Economy
• Financial Literacy Push on the First Coast
• Duval County Schools Take $19 Million Budget Hit
• Wiretap Conversations Introduced in Collier Shooting
• Police Panel Justifies Shooting of Teen Carjacking Suspect
• Businesses See Jacksonville's International Face
• Race Relations Study Shows More Work Remains
• Mandarin Teenager Prepares to See History Made
• First Coast Gas Prices Inch Upward
• UNF Top Value University
• Operation Blue Christmas Targets DUI Offenders
• Mayport Cruise Terminal Debate Takes New Twist
• Shorstein Settles into Last Day as State Attorney
• Weather Cooperates with First Coast Holiday Travelers
• Kayaking Duo Paddles St. Johns River in Eleven Days
• Main Street Businesses Seeing Orange
• Measuring Economic Prosperity in Jacksonville
• Home Invasion Shooting has Neighbors Concerned
• Duval County Schools Face Huge Budget Shortfall
• Finegan Parents Believe Carrier Impact Underestimated
• Mayor Peyton Stumps for Infrastructure $$$
• Mother Challenges Police Actions in Chase and Shooting
• Hit-and-Run Victim Remembered by Fletcher High Students
• Florida's Unemployment Benefits Being Extended
• NAACP Demands Answers and Reform Following 28 Police Shootings
• Jacksonville Shops for Obama Infrastructure Dollars
• Berkman Garage Collapse Has Victim's Family Remembering
• Game Planning for Stadium Improvments
• Senior Housing Planned for Closed Norwood Elementary
• Georgia Voters Back at the Polls Again
• Mayor Peyton Proposes New Construction Spending
• Nepali Refugees are Newcomers to the First Coast
• Mayport Carrier 'Done Deal' Says Senator Nelson
• First Coast Construction Faces Slowdown
• Confusion Surrounds Daughter's Plans to Bury Her Mother
• JAXPORT Filling Up with Cars and Trucks
• Pizza Delivery Man Lured to Vacant House, Robbed
• Lightsey Custody Arrangement has Grandparents at Odds
• City Purchasing Policies Questioned by Tax Collector
• Armed Robber Hits Two Beach Businesses
• Duval County Poised to Certify Election
• Foreclosed Properities Targeted for Rehab and New Homeowners
• School Bus Crash Draws Attention to Seat Belt Policy
• Three Closed Duval County Schools Up for Sale
• Vacant Homes have Neighborhoods Looking for Help
• Veterans Day Parade Draws Big Crowd
• Mandarin High Attendance Drop Tied to Rumors of Violence
• Seniors Wait for College Admission Decisions
• Marriage Amendment Raises Concerns about Health Benefits
• High Voter Turnout for Historic Election
• Barack Obama Delivers Message of Change to Jacksonville Crowd
• Duval County Voter Turnout Already Tops 30%
• Florida Voters Asked to Define Marriage
• Amendment 8 Targets Community Colleges
• Crenshaw-McGovern Square off in District 4 Congressional Race
• 'Jags for McCain' Buttons Get FBI Attention
• Double Murder Suspect Shot by Police Had Assault Rifle
• Student Stabbed At First Coast High Back Home Recovering
• Child Shot with BB Gun
• Early Morning Murder Stuns Westside Neighborhood
• 300 New Jobs Land at Cecil Commerce Center
• Local Air Traffic Controller On Leave Pending FAA Probe of Rerouted Flights
• Navy to Review Scott Speicher's 'Missing-Captured' Status
• First Coast Housing Prices Take September Dive
• Teen Carjacking Suspect Shot by Police
• Duval County Schools Earn Accreditation Recommendation
• Governor Palin Works the First Coast For Votes and Money
• Local Church Challenges Barack Obama's World Views
• Safety Inspection Fee Sparks Double Taxation Questions
• First Coast Home Values Impact Credit Lines
• Three People Dead in House Fire in Macclenny
• Wall Street Bailout Gets Two First Coast Congressional Votes
• City Settles on Spending Plans and Priorities
• Copper Thief Robs Baker County of History
• Supervisor of Elections Expects Strong Turnout in November
• JSO Corrections Officers Pull Immigration Duties
• Wall Street Turmoil Impacts Pension and Retirement Plans
• The Straight Talk Express Rolls into Jacksonville
• Windows Can Deflect Category 3 Wind Debris
• Florida Schools See Fewer Students in the Classroom
• Restructuring Under Debate for Duval County Schools
• Students Attacked Following Fletcher-Sandalwood Game
• Crime Stoppers Tip Leads to Stun Gun at School
• Metal Detectors Coming to High School Football Games
• Supply of Substitute Teachers Exceeds Demand in Duval County
• Tropical Storm Fay Cost Jacksonville Homeowners Millions
• Putnam County Voters Ready for Change with New Superintendent
• Corey Defeats Plotkin and Snubs Shorstein
• Corey & Plotkin Make Final Push as Fay Threatens Turnout
• Duval County Schools and Teachers Reach Deal
• Superintendent Tours Duval Schools on First Day
• Same Gender Classrooms Work at Woodson
• Two New High Schools Open in St. Johns County
• Homeowners Clean Up Storm Damage
• Opportunity Scholarships Popular in Duval County
• State Attorney Candidates Tout Experience and Vision
• Teacher For America in Duval County Classrooms
• No Contract Yet for Duval County Teachers
• Jaguars Team Up with St. Johns Riverkeeper
• Nassau County Staggers School Start Times to Save Money
• First Coast Moms Fight for Education Dollars
• Amendment 5 Debate Draws First Coast Audience
• Camden County Schools Start Classes on Friday
• St. Johns County Schools Enforce Boundaries to Ease Overcrowding
• Drop Back In Academy Faces Contract Scrutiny
• Clerk Killer's Voice Also Caught on Tape
• GPS Helps Track Down Stolen Equipment
• Summer Olympic Games Big Hit with Campers
• Lake City Grandmother Murdered in Robbery
• Realtors, Builders Slash Prices to Move Homes
• Duval School Board Eyes JEA Dollars
• JEA Explains Its No Gun Ban
• Closed Community Centers Could Be Reopened
• School Leaders Encouraged to Rethink Pay Raise Plan
• Public Safety Key Focus of Peyton's Budget
• Boating Safety Takes on a New Look
• Boaters Face Challenges of High Gas Prices
• Falling Home Prices Factor Into Duval Property Assessments
• Duval County Schools Hiring Fewer Teachers
• Jacksonville Officers May Have to Pay for Gas to Take Cruisers Home
• Homeowners Put On Notice in Deed-Restricted Neighborhood
• Bat Invasion Closes St. Augustine Social Security Office
• Florida's Guns At Work Law Kicks in Tuesday
• City Council Supports Hiring More Police Officers
• Cleanup Begins at Two Duval County Schools
• JTA Bus Driver Suspended Follow Seeing Eye Dog Incident
• Wolfson Coach Sidelined By Supplement Controversy
• Former Education Commissioner Takes Helm of Arlington Country Day
• Nassau County Cuts Middle School Cops
• DOD Investigates Death of Jacksonville Beach Soldier
• Baseball Gear from First Coast Headed to Iraq
• Riverside Park Pond Problems tied to Pump
• Coach Controversy at Wolfson High School
• Lights Out at ACD
• Bonus Pay Cut for Board Certified Teachers
• Peyton Plan to Fight Crime Coming in July
• JTA Bus Driver's Record Highlighted in Wrongful Death Lawsuit
• Construction Forensic Team at UNF Tackles Hurricane Aftermath
• Duval County Schools Start Summer Vacation, Final Day of Culver Elementary
• First Coast Teen Crafts Top Water Conservation Message
• Barack Obama Nomination Wouldn't Surprise First Coast Supporter
• Norwood Elementary Looks Back on 82 Years of Service
• Wildlife Habitat Helps Autistic Students Learn Life Lessons
• Clay County Citizen Heroes Get Special Recognition
• Congresswoman Corrine Brown Claims Half-A-Loaf Doesn't Cut It
• Florida TaxWatch Turkey List Includes First Coast Projects
• The Pump Stops Here: $2.99
• Karate Contract Boils Down to a Signature
• Jacksonville's Infant Mortality Rate Highest in Florida
• First Coast Adds Jobs and Businesses Being Optimistic
• Highlands Middle School Band Back in Business
• Texas Targets First Coast Teachers for the Classroom
• Florida Students Score Above Average
• School Investigates Threats Made to Student
• Andrew Jackson High Celebrates 80 Years
• JEA Performance Pay No Factor in Rate Increases
• JEA Performance Pay No Factor in Rate Increases
• Arlington Country Day School to Reopen Friday
• Fleming Island High Retires Whiddon's Jersey at Funeral
• Arlington Country Day Closed Through Wednesday
• High Gas Prices Pushing People to Vacation Close to Home
• Court Orders More Records Released in Lawsuit Involving local Greek Orthodox Priest
• Drop Back In Academy Drops Ball on Student Records
• First Coast Mentoring Push Underway
• Student-Artists Illustrate Jacksonville "On the Move"
• Local School Spending Plans Reviewed
• First Coast Student is Handwriting Champion
• FCAT Writing Scores for Duval County Show Mixed Performance
• Florida National Guard Gets Call For More Iraq Support
• Two New Fees Keep Phones Ringing at City Hall
• UNF Caps Freshman Enrollment
• JIA Will Open First of Two New Concourses Next Week
• Aspiring Pilots Tackle Debt Following Silver State Helicopters Bankruptcy Action
• Mandarin High Teacher Resigns Following YouTube Video
• Financial Literacy Program Launched in Jacksonville
• School Vouchers Placed on November Ballot
• Suspected Car Thieves Caught with Children in Car
• Skyrocketing Price of Rice has Stores Limiting Sales
• Summer Jobs Program Busy Taking Applications
• Parents Demand Answers in Early Closing of Brewer Early Learning Center
• First Coast Sailors Recognized for Service
• Bionic Foot Changes Jacksonville Man's Life
• Voter Registration Drive Targets Teens
• Brewer Early Learning Center Closing Has Parents on the Offensive
• CSX To Build $40 Million in Railways on the Northside to Move Cargo In and Out of JAXPORT
• School Board May Take Legal Action Against Wise
• Masked Robbers Target Two Jacksonville Businesses
• Jacksonville Journey Price Tag Tops $35 Million
• Jaguars Target New Fans in the Stands
• Operation Hardhat Tags 36 Construction Zone Speeders
• State Representative Don Davis Dies
• Changes Proposed in Handling Student Suspensions
• Water War Ruling Goes Against Jacksonville
• Mayport Road Taking On New Look with Construction
• School Board Budget Cutting Tackles Pay and Benefits
• Bull Rider Injured in Mexican Rodeo
• Project Safe Students Up for Debate
• Crime Has Northside Family on the Run
• Local Jobless Numbers Inching Higher
• Teachers In Demand Despite Budget Cuts
• Woman Shot and Killed by Police on Northside
• New Duval Courthouse Price Tag $350 Million
• Dutton Island Preserve Becomes Park Destination
• Suspicious Behavior at JIA Gets More Attention
• State Attorney Candidates Face Off
• Veterans Get Free Legal Advice from "Project Salute"
• State Lawmakers Target Bullying in Schools
• Stalled Condo Project Raises Safety Concerns
• Big Property Tax Cut Up for November Vote
• Congresswoman Brown Supports First Primary Vote, Not Re-vote
• Mandarin Students Suspended for Spitting in Teacher's Water Bottle
• Duval County Math and Science Teachers Get More Support
• Early Education Touted as a First Step in the Jacksonville Journey
• Jacksonville Beach Construction Slows in 2008
• Springing the Blues Festival Announces Line Up
• School Budget Slashed
• Beaches Habitat Construction Site Hit By Thieves
• Five Injured in Fernandina Beach Knife Fight
• Florida Democratic Party Still Weighing Revote by Mail
• Autism and Childhood Shots Focus of Health Department Decision
• Duval School Board Weighs Budget Cuts
• San Marco Attack Leaves Man with Serious Injuries
• Water War Over the St. Johns River Heats Up
• Illegal Guns Bring Florida Mayors Together
• Belt Tightening Costs Clay County Its Summer Recreation Program
• Wounded Officer Thanks Makers of Bulletproof Vest
• Brewster Hospital Renovation in Full Swing
• Teen Back in Court Following MySpace Threat
• More Social Workers Needed to Combat Duval Truancy
• Discount Prescription Cards Offered in Nassau County
• Congested Intersection on Southside Set for Construction
• Threat Prompts Extra Security at West Nassau High
• Clean Up Plan For Ash Has Neighborhoods Patiently Waiting for Action
• High Levels of Lead Found at First Coast School
• Check Fraud Operation Busted in Nassau County
• Taser Malfunction Possibility in Police Shooting
• Housing Slump a Mixed Bag for Duval Taxpayers
• Mayport Sailor Helps Police Officer Under Fire
• Archery Surfaces as Sport in First Coast Schools
• Duct Taping Student Cost Duval Teacher 10 Days Pay
• Hilliard Student Wins a Free Car
• Mom Makes Misbehaving Son Apologize with Sign on Street Corner
• First Coast Students to Tackle FCAT Writing Exam
• First Coast Mother's Tough Love Action Gets National Attention
• Missouri City Hall Shooting Puts Spotlight on Security at Jacksonville City Hall
• Duval County Schools Seeks Input on Possible Boundary Changes
• Teacher Accused of Paddling Student
• Three Sheriffs Endorse Corey for State Attorney
• Polls Show Steady Activity in Southeast Georgia
• Flight School at Craig Airport Grounded
• Disabled Homeowner Says Speed Jeopordizes Safety
• U.S. Housing Secretary Offers Hope During First Coast Visit
• Loaded Gun Triggers March for Peace at Raines
• City Council Debates County Courthouse Options
• Dropout Prevention Program Falls Victim to Budget Cuts
• Random Drug Testing Brings Educators To First Coast
• Poor Maintenance Blamed for Beach Helicopter Crash
• Governor Crist Defends Early Presidential Primary
• Lake Forest Elementary Experiments with Extra Time
• Residents Believe More Police Will Help Stop Crime
• Red Flags Raised in State Audit of Duval Schools
• Giuliani Stumps for Votes in Ponte Vedra Beach
• Diverting Water from the St. Johns River Stirs Debate
• First Coast Island on the Market for $8 Million
• Grand Jury Weighs In On How City Hall Conducts Business
• Duval County Schools Outline Impact of Upcoming Amendment 1 Vote
• Seeds of Change Plan Gives Arlington a Different Look
• MAD DADS President Resigns From Crime Initiative Group
• Clarification Sought On Same Gender Classes
• School of the Medical Arts Busy Recruiting Freshman Class
• Foreclosed Property on First Coast Offered to Highest Bidder Online
• Property Tax Reform Draws Interest as Election Draws Near
• Shands Jacksonville Gives Emergency Care a Facelift
• Jaguars Fans Sort Out Playoff Travel Options
• Sidewalks and Street Lights Touted in City's Crime Fighting Plan
• Space Heater Safety Tips
• Jacksonville Symphony Money Talks Take Holiday Break
• Mayor Details Crime Fighting Plan
• Monument to Bullet Bob Hayes Honors Olympic Gold Medalist
• Shrimpers Don't Want Cruise Ship Terminal
• Duval School Custodians Question Holiday Work Schedule
• Local Athletic Director Arrested Following Accident
• Educators of Change Program is Fast Track to the Classroom
• Mayor's Plan To Curb Violent Crime Has People Thinking
• Rowan Family Raises Murder Reward to $200,000
• Teacher Wants Students Who Attack to Face Criminal Charges
• Father Taken Down by Taser says Police Overreacted
• Spirit of First Coast Supporting Family of Garage Collapse Victim
• Texting Teens are Targeted Under New Driving Safety Bill
• Beaches Habitat Has Room For Homeowners
• Special Christmas Party for Special Needs Children
• Sheriff Pushes Patrol Availablity as Crime Solution
• Toys for Tots Delivers Christmas Joy to Lola Culver School
• Ningbo, China Forges A Partnership with the First Coast
• Investigators Questioned on Pastor Gray's Arrest
• Insect Attacks Sago Palms on First Coast
• Duval County Graduation & Dropout Rates Improve
• Duval Schools Set to Rework Attendance Boundaries
• Shoe Santa Brightens Day at School for Deaf and Blind
• Seniors Complain of Being Conned for Cash
• Store Security Teams Settle Into Holday Shopping Season
• Positive Influence Tour Reaches Out To Kids About Basic Values
• Bike Stunt Show Rewards Young Fundraisers
• Answered Prayers Make Thanksgiving Special for First Coast Family
• Wise Interested in Superintendent Job in Philly
• Pastor Bob Gray Admitted to Kissing Young Girls
• Starke Celebrates 150 Years
• Veterans Day Parade Attracts Thousands to Honor Local Vets
• State Commission Tackles Issues Facing Black Men and Boys
• Prescription Pills Pop Up in First Coast Classrooms
• Lee High Responds to Claims of Security Issues
• City Implements Star Rating System for Child Care Centers
• Duval School Board Gives Top Job To Veteran Educator
• PGA Chips In to Help Students Learn Through Junior Achievement
• Jaguars Players Suspended Following Arrests Involving Alcohol
• Jaguars TV Coverage on Sunday Lost in 4th Quarter
• Raines High Day Game Brings Seniors to the Sideline
• Diverting Water From St. Johns River Gets Attention
• Sharing the St. Johns Considered
• National Study Identifies Local "Dropout Factories"
• Governor Crist Promotes Tax Relief Plan
• Red Sox Series Closer has Bishop Kenny Baseball Ties
• Duval School Board Prepared to Avoid National Superintendent Search
• School Bus Ride Home Cut Short As Duval Driver Feels Threatened
• California Fires Have Local Firefighters and Families Reaching Out
• Free Movies from the Jacksonville Public Library
• Jabour Council Seat Focus of Court Decision But Not State Attorney
• Graduation Coaches Join Georgia Classrooms
• Duval School Board Accepts Wise's Resignation
• Tapping into Technology to Make Schools Safer
• Duval Plans Schools for the Future
• Conflicting Stories From Jaguars' Khalif Barnes On Morning of Crash
• Solar System Cuts Electric Bill To 24 Cents For Retired Mandarin Couple
• First Coast Home Seller Artfully Looks For Buyers
• Jaguars Make Teal Appeal To Fans
• Truancy Numbers Show 18,000 Kids Missed Four Weeks or More
• Heavy Rains Usher in Mosquito Season
• Superintendent Wise and School Board Sort Out Differences
• San Marco Businesses Hit Again by Flooding
• Heavy Rains Mixed Bag for St. Johns River
• Educators Eager to Learn Results of Special Session
• Jaguars' Khalif Barnes Wrecks Car
• Students Run Bank at Bartram Trail
• Coach Answers Questions Over School Team Prayers
• Myspace Photo Leads to Student's Expulsion
• Election Plan Could Mean Extended Terms for Mayor & Sheriff
• Tips to Crime Stoppers Nab Bonnie & Clyde Burglars
• Fleas Invade Elementary School Campus
• Clay County Cuts Nine Bus Stops
• Ministers Criticize Budget Fees
• Local Democratic Leaders Support January Primary
• Casting Call Scheduled for HBO Movie
• Ware County Community Hit By Violent Wind
• West Nassau High Hosts Military Appreciation Event
• Seniors Make Pitch To Become Movie Extras
• Greatest Generation Veterans Get Special Recognition
• Winning Lotto Ticket Lands Store $10,000
• Main Street Road Work Gets Green Light
• UNF Offers Degree Track In Sign Language
• Duval Schools Tackle Balancing Books
• Day of Prayer Celebration in Jacksonville
• Fire & Rescue Course is a High School Option
• Homeowners Face Longer Time Lines to Sell Homes
• Peyton Explains Sudden Exit from Town Hall Meeting
• Duval Property Values Top $56 Billion
• The Band is Back at Highlands Middle
• Holiday Travel Has FHP On The Road
• City Liability Claims Push $2 Million Payout
• Duval Housing Sales Off From Last Year
• Sheriff's Department Makes Case for More City Dollars
• Neighborhood Protests Loss of Home Mail Delivery
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• City Day of Prayer Planned for September
• Mom Claims Kindergartner Dropped off at Wrong Stop
• Cecil Commerce Center Rolls in Bridgestone Tires
• Teacher Misconduct Charges Now Available On Line
• Nassau County Schools Update Parent Call Process
• Times-Union 'No-Snitch' Editorial Has Local Church Reacting
• Rap Music Editorial Draws NAACP Criticism
• Expensive Coastal Homes Have New Insurance Option
• $2.4 Million for Duval Teachers Caught in Budget Crisis
• Algae Blooms on the Horizon for St. Johns River
• Teacher's Rule Outreach Delivers Supplies
• Two Northside Schools Prepare for Final Year
• JEA Faces Lawsuits Challenging Water Quality
• Riverkeeper Gets Business Support for Clean River
• School Bus Riders Handle August Heat With Open Windows
• Fugitive Task Force Touted As A Solution to First Coast Crime
• Woman Claims Caregivers Imprisoned Her
• Mixed Bag of Reviews for Wise
• Artificial Limb Doesn't Stop Local School Bus Driver
• Vandals Hit Arlington Shopping Center
• Family of Elderly Man Killed by Police Reveals New Evidence
• Housewife Attacked By Man Posing as Repairman
• Convention Center Options Explored
• 300 Duval Teachers Get Termination Notices
• School Board Reviews Superintendent's Performance
• Huguenot Park Protects Migratory Birds
• Superintendent Wise Faces First Evaluation
• State Farm Targets Coastal Homeowners
• FCCJ Studies Job Cuts
• Proposed City Budget Promises Small Break for Homeowners
• City Projects Property Tax Impact
• Mathews Bridge To Reopen Sunday Morning
• City Eyes Fees To Fewer Property Tax Dollars
• Boat Ramp Victims Intoxicated
• Lake Forest Elementary Looks at Longer Days
• City Budget Has Non-Profits Crossing Fingers
• UNF Gopher Tortoises Relocated
• Elementary Reading Reform
• City Departments Wait For Budget Numbers
• Julington Creek Boat Ramp Victims Mourned
• Options for Students at Failing Schools
• Child Left Behind In Park Following Field Trip
• Swamp Fire Sparks T-Shirt Fundraiser
• Changing Landscape Following Georgia Fires
• Teachers Face Certification Deadlines
• Jacksonville Sheriff Fears Big Cuts Next Year
• City Hall Ponders Public Safety Cuts
• HabiJax Reaches 1,500 Home Milestone
• Duval Lottery Dollars on Decline
• Schools Size Up Property Tax Reform Impact
• Murder Suspect Lived with Dead Wife for Weeks
• List of Failing Schools in Jacksonville Grows
• Billy Donovan Fans Waiting for News
• Property Tax Reform Up for January Vote
• Hit and Run Mother Gets 15 Days Jail Time
• Home Invasion Teens Get State Prison Time
• Teach for America Founder Sizes Up Jacksonville
• Ten Names Added to Veterans Memorial Wall
• Five Teachers Retire After 176 Combined Years
• Injured Wolfson Student Will Walk at Graduation
• FCAT Scores Show Duval Students Score Below State Averages
• Duval Graduation Safety Net
• Graduation Marks Road to Recovery
• Florida Primary Moves to January
• Storm Clean Up Underway on Northside
• Falwell's Death Felt on First Coast
• Teacher Apprenticeship Program Fills Need
• Tampa Interested In ACC Championship Game
• Marine Fuel Prices Climbing Again
• Mathews Bridge Makes Afternoon Switch
• Duval 3rd Grade Reading Scores Slide
• Ribault High Becomes Third IB School
• Teen Earns Gold Valor Award
• UNF Progam Supports Developmentally Challenged Students
• Emergency Rooms See Teens Seeking High from Cold Medicine
• FCAT Writing Scores Up on the First Coast
• Teens Hospitalized After Abusing Cough Medicine
• Automotive Pioneer with First Coast Connections Dies
• School Bullying Rules Could Change
• Officers Praised Following Police Shooting on Southside
• Toy Challenge Sparks Student Board Game Design
• Jax Beach Suspect in Attempted Child Abductions Arrested
• Mother's Day Cards For Soldiers
• Mother's Day Card Campaign Gathers Steam
• Mathews Bridge Repairs Change Traffic Flow
• Carjacking Victim's Sister Gives Tearful Testimony
• City Sidewalk Pour on Hold
• Veterans Memorial Wall Becomes Skate Playground
• NAS Jacksonville Squadron Stands Down
• Bishop Kenny High Student Passes Away After Condo Fall
• Atlantic Beach Student Connected to Gainesville Officer Injury
• Singing the Blues at School
• Obama Makes First Coast Fundraising Stop
• New Duval Courthouse Plan Emerges
• Superintendent Defends Credit Charges
• Tickets Tough To Find For Final Four
• Letters Tell Labor Camp Story
• Leads Lacking in Missing Man Case
• Police Chase Lands Three in Cuffs
• Rash Prompts Clinic Visits
• Reading Celebration Attracts Actress
• Special Education Changes Planned
• Duval Elections Set for Tuesday
• Duval Lures Teach for America Program
• State Investigates Local Election Fraud Charge
• Lunsford Screening Has Local Deliveryman Upset
• Character Counts In Combating Crime
• Murder Suspect Stayed in Home for Battered Women
• Reward Offered in Missing Man Investigation
• Missing Man's Family Looks for Answers
• Atlantic Boulevard To Get Overpass
• Marine Institute Offers Alternative Lessons
• Cameras Capture Business Break-in
• Leaked Video Triggers Election Office Investigation
• Martin Luther King III Walks To See Poverty
• Turning Around Truancy in Camden County
• Digital Technology Changes Classrooms
• School Calms Fears Following Paxon Gunplay
• Generosity Mends the Heart of a Girl from China
• Governor Crist Pushes Education Reform
• Loaded Gun Found On Duval School Bus
• Property Tax Reform Has Local Cost
• Neighborhood Mourns Child Killed In Crash
• School Library Book To Get Second Look
• Day of Faith Has Family Losing Faith
• Education DVD Going To Parents
• Duval Elections Office Dispute
• Extravaganza Production Showcases Young Talent
• Temporary Fire Station Opens Near Mayo Clinic
• Schools Practice Tornado Drill
• Lunsford Act Has Schools Busy Screening
• Classroom Book Draws Parents Attention
• More Duval Schools Join Excelerator Ranks
• Tuberculosis Case Requires More School Testing
• Sidewalks Promised to Carver Students
• Convicted Cop Killer Will Stay Behind Bars
• Tree Giveaway on Horizon
• Storm Preparedness With Radios
• Weapons Surface in Duval Schools
• Arrested Man Claims Mistaken Identity
• Patients Find Locked Doors at Medical Office
• Potter's House Team Loses Perfect Season
• Prepping Plants for Freeze
• Insurance Reform Breakdown
• Lawmakers Reconsider School Year Start Date
• School Bus Safety Option for Students
• Schools Showcase Academics and More
• Clay Schools Face Future
• Students Escorted Home for Safety Reasons
• The Science of Updating Missing Children's Pictures
• First Coast Fugitive Found in West Texas
• Grandmother Fears Losing Home
• Couple Found Shot In Arlington
• Baseball Gives UNF Player Lease on Life
• School Drug Testing Policy Challenged
• Good Samaratin Rescues Missing Man
• Art Shad Talks About Pain Killer Dependence
• Election Petition Process Questioned
• Blue Cross and Nemours Clinic Part Company
• Gator Bowl Looks Ahead
• Appeals Court Says Free Pastor
• Great Danes Saved From House Fire
• Jordan Praises Local Cancer Institute
• Special Students Enjoy Holiday Treat
• Homeowners and Lawmakers Are Ready to Talk Insurance
• Education Commissioner Visits Three Schools
• Inmates Earn High School Diplomas
• Dropout Options
• Convention Center Study Underway
• Duval Graduation Rate Drops
• Parking Rules Change Downtown
• Race Relations Update
• Stein Mart Bike Giveaway
• Marines Deliver Christmas Spirit
• Sign Frustrations Prompt Reaction
• Drug Charges Filed Against Suspects in Police Chase
• Kindergarten Tests Scores Up
• Insurance Stalemate Impacts Families
• Home Builders Start Campaign to Promote Buying
• Security Guard Delivers Baby
• Poor Judgment Used By Teacher
• Student Tardiness Gets Attention
• Special Greetings for Soldiers
• Charities Targeted for Consumer Checks
• Blue Cross-Nemours Insurance Stalemate
• Shirt Label Creates Controversy and Compromise
• Class Size Reduction Presents a Challenge
• Mental Health Services In Demand
• Fire Union Collecting Money for Information
• Fleming Island High Pursues Fire Suspect
• Ticket Sales Lag for Championship Game
• Cecil Commerce Eyes Big Defense Work
• Hayes Sports Complex-Storm Shelter Envisioned
• Schools Step Up FCAT Preps
• Shands Shooting Followed Other Threats
• Families Share Pain of Fatal Shooting
• Making Christmas Happen for Kids
• Shands Murder Suspect Shocks Neighbors
• Superintendent Wise Marks One Year on the Job
• Rufus Payne Rhythm Team Motivates Student
• THUG Label Gets Thumbs Down from School
• Byron Leftwich Goes Back to School
• Teacher Under Investigation for Hurting Student
• Massive Road Changes Planned for Southside
• Community Supports Soldier's Family
• Theater and History Combined at Douglas Anderson
• Patriot Guard Respond to Protest of Soldier's Funeral
• Mayor Touts Cecil Field's Future
• Protesters Target Military Funeral of First Coast Soldier
• Teen Shot in Drive-by Could Lose Leg
• Cecil Field Election Eve Push
• Young Civic Leader Remembered
• New Details in Death of Jacksonville Soldier in Afghanistan
• Higher Standards Challenge Duval Schools
• Holocaust Workshop Helps Teachers
• Cecil Field Land Deal Enters Debate
• Duval County Schools Makes Cecil Field Projection
• Georgia-Florida Week Underway
• Clay Board Considers Closing Schools
• Cecil Field Debate Heats Up
• School Bus Crashes on Southside
• First Coast Teachers To Get Paid For Performance
• Davis Touts Insurance Options
• Jacksonville Economic Challenges Defined
• Computers for Readers
• Neighborhood Reacts To Freed Child
• Governor Bush Makes Mayport Carrier Case
• Florida's Diversity Celebrated
• Safe Schools Week to Tackle Security Issues
• UNF Plans Major Stadium Changes
• Walking Club To Fight Obesity
• Jacksonville Man Has "No Fly" Experience
• Governor Asked to Join Cecil Field-Navy Debate
• Local Schools Share Security Measures
• Freshman Asked To Declare Majors
• Church Break-In Leaves An Impression
• Archaeologists Dig Outside Cemetery
• Coaching Parents On Cyber Predator Protection
• Cecil Field Debate to Begin
• Joyride Victim Planned to Join Marines
• Sleep Deprivation and the Law
• Vandals Target Tires on Southside
• Davis Proposes Changes To FCAT Use
• Wayman Academy Celebrates Charter First
• Illegal Dumping Lands Two Clay Arrests
• Springfield Showcases Change With New Landscape
• Run-Walk Club Promotes Kid Fitness
• Foreclosures Linked to Violent Crime
• "Drop Back In Academy" Looks For Students
• Group to Appeal Cecil Field Ruling
• Shorstein Recommends No Grand Jury Probe in Noose Incident
• Justina Elementary Remembers Presidential Visit
• Duval Property Values Up Again
• Students Get 9/11 History Lesson
• Sandalwood High School Field Vandalized
• Labor Day Union Celebration
• Clay Woman Recovering From Flesh-Eating Bacteria
• College Board Rewards Duval College Push
• Neighborhood Waits For Street Signs
• Outer Beltway Has Path
• JEA Has Crews On Alert
• Duval Courthouse Back on Track
• The Verb Bounces in Baldwin
• Boy Mauled by Dogs Returns Home
• 100th Homicide Investigated by JSO
• Pathways Academy Begins School Year
• NAACP Meets With Mayor on Discrimination Complaints
• Hendricks Construction Hits Snag
• New Vision for Shipyards
• Ribault High's New Plan Gets State Approval
• Day of Faith Pledges Roll In, Group Poses Legal Challenge
• Yulee High Returns After 41 Years
• Duval Teacher Pay Package on the Table
• School Nutrition Center Opens
• Duval Resource Officers Get Taser Training
• Volunteers Being Recruited to Help Youth
• Duval Teachers Report To Classrooms
• New Students Get Bus Ride
• Getting Dads Involved In Families
• Girls Escape from Detention Center
• Some Duval Teachers Back in Classroom
• Hendricks Avenue Improvements Take a Toll on Local Businesses
• Teach First Coast Gives Options
• Wanted Sex Offender Captured in Daytona with Runaway Teens
• Jacksonville's Response to Rising Murder Rate
• "Kamp Kirby" Helps Middle School Transition
• Cecil Field Vote Likely in November
• Tax Free School Shopping Begins in Florida
• First Coast Housing Market Strong
• Ribault High Faces August Sanction Deadline
• Hurricane Debris Plan Updated
• Duval County Health Department Faces Cuts
• Faith Supports Family's Special Needs
• Mayor Outlines Crime Fighting Budget
• Sheriff Places Tasers in Schools
• Ribault Recruits First IB Class
• St. Marys Eyes Tree City Designation
• Cecil Petition Drive Meets Challenge
• Ribault High Implements Failing School Plan
• Cecil Field Petition Delivered
• Iraqi Toddler Gets Help at Shands
• Special Graduate Celebrates Milestone
• Bold Numbers Mark Interstate Exits
• Homeless Teen Gets UNF Help
• Black Ministers Support Cecil Jet Base
• Advocates Push for Aquatic Center after Recent Drownings
• Club Paris Takes Shape
• Auction Costs Man 1,300 Acres
• Mother Tells of Truancy Turn Around
• Ribault Restructuring Plan in Works
• Edward Waters Accreditation Wait
• Parents Will Get Access to Teen Driving Records
• Fatal Crash Signals Sign Change
• Duval County's Failing Schools Prepare Plan
• Duval School Grades Slip
• Bridging the Language Gap
• Prison Ministry Eases Transition
• Woman Suing City After Head-On Crash
• Charter School Targets Dropouts
• Rabid Fox Attacks in Lake City
• Husband Claims Wife's Body Removed From Cemetery
• Muslim Family Challenges School's Behavior
• Duval School Board "Trading Spaces"
• Motorcyle Accident Kills JSO Officer
• Veterans Memorial Wall Adds 16 New Names
• Federal Grant Helps Recruit Teachers
• Healthy Food Choices at School
• Intensive Reading for Freshman
• Duval FCAT Scores are Up
• Evan to Live with Biological Father
• Summer Pre-K Program Has Openings
• Clay County School Vandals Arrested
• Seven Duval Schools Score Big in Writing
• Redesigning High Schools
• New Grade to Ease Transition
• Bees Sting School Field Trip
• Ready4Work Faces Budget Deadline
• Technology in the Classroom Helps Save Energy
• Young Teens Victims of Senseless Crimes
• Vandals Strike Another Clay County School
• Neighborhoods are Targets for "Seeds of Change"
• Talent Show Ends in Fight at Oceanway
• Restraining Orders in Demand
• Wise Responds in Detail to Delaware Audit
• GED Graduates to March
• City Gets $10 Million to Improve St. Johns River
• Honduras Family Pleads For Help
• Duval FCAT Reading Scores Inch Upward
• Stanton College Prep Is One Of The Nation's Top Schools
• Wise's Actions Draw School Board Review
• Wise Responds to Mismanagement Allegations
• Gas Prices in Union County
• Gym Deal Gets Council Review
• San Pablo Fire Station on Radar
• Duval School Survey Suggests More Work
• School Mourns Fire Victims
• College Admission Waiting Game
• Johnson Custody Hearing Wraps Up
• Evan's Custody Battle Begins Again
• Superintendent's Foot Falls Through Floor on School Tour
• Oyibo Sentencing Underway
• Douglas Anderson Wins Award
• Classroom Jeopardy Challenges Students
• Jekyll Island Plans Updates
• Education Plan Includes Declaring Majors Early
• JSO Chaplain Retires
• Sandalwood High on the Offensive - in a Positive Direction
• School Security Radio Talk
• Sandalwood Drill Team Scores Big
• Graffiti Crackdown On The First Coast
• A New Report Delivers Bad News For The St. Johns River
• City Hosts Law Enforcement Conference
• Soldier Greeted Home With Flags
• Fake Cop Alert
• Spring Break Mission in Mississippi
• Stolen Urn Returned
• Wildfire Threat on Horizon
• Women Rescue Robbery Victims
• Officer Arrrested for Fighting Dogs
• First Coast Father On Trial For Killing His Son
• River Awareness Helps Protect St. Johns River
• Jury Hearing Evidence In Host Liability Trial: Teen Found Dead During Party
• Teen Rape Charges Dropped
• Looking for Slade Connection
• Presidential Fitness Challenge
• Former Fire Chief Talks about Discrimination Verdict
• Coast Guard Looking for Source of Mayday Hoax Calls
• No Verdict in Reverse Discrimination Lawsuit
• Duval's Aging Schools Could Cost First Coast
• Magnet Application Deadline
• UNF Making Gains
• Basketball Fairytale Ending
• FCAT Starts Monday
• Bonus Bucks for Teachers
• Community Activist Under City Council Ban Gets Her Day in Court
• Alleged Rape Investigated at Sandalwood High School
• Mass Destruction Training
• McKay Scholarship Rally
• Olympic Lesson Plan
• Improving School/Home Communications
• Edward Waters College Gets Donation
• Possible National Guard Cuts Ahead
• Bus Shelter Debate Stirs Up Again
• Pre-Kindergarten Push
• Kernan-Atlantic Changes Planned
• Wise Plans School Leadership Changes
• Infant Mortality Rate Climbs
• Small Business Honored
• Veteran Crossing Guard Retires
• Douglas Anderson Celebrates 20 Years
• Asian Scale Attacks First Coast Sagos
• First Coast Remembers Coretta Scott King
• Truancy Sweep Nets 236
• Students Suspended Over MySpace Page
• Trucking Industry Under Review
• City Elections Could Change
• Voter Precinct Changes Reviewed
• Magnet School Mania Unfolds
• First Coast Needs Teachers By Fall
• Naval Hospital Responds to Patients
• Duval County Schools Plan for Overcrowding
• ATV Accident Serving as a Wake-up Call
• 10-year Old Hit By Truck In Critical Condition
• Family Waits For Justice
• Motorman Retires After 25 Years
• Jackie Brown Banned From City Council Meetings
• Jacksonville Truancy Centers Re-open
• Building a Foundation for Jobs
• Marriage Petition Deadline Approaches
• Sandalwood Security Change
• Marriage Petition Deadline
• Racial Killing Under New Spotlight
• School Vouchers Called Unconstitutional
• Episcopal Church Split Has No Impact on First Coast Schools
• Duval Schools Mail Magnet School Applications
• Missing First Coast Man Found Dead
• Co-Teaching Lawsuit Explored
• Family Holds Funeral for 11-year-old Shooting Victim
• Reward Increased in Case of Murdered 11-year-old
• Condemned Home Concern
• Duval County Buses Get Safety Report Cards
• Nativity Display Approved
• Hi Tech School Talk
• New Roofs for Christmas
• First Coast World War II Veterans Honored
• Goats Roam Parking Lot
• Couple on Cruise Attacked by Pirates to Return to Pirate-Themed Homecoming
• Taser Rules for Officers in Schools
• Salvation Ringers Ringing
• Fleming Island Elementary School Receives Blue Ribbon Award
• The Salvation Army Helps First Coast Families Give Thanks
• Mother Talks about Son in Murder-Suicide Plot
• Merrill Lynch Plans to Grow
• New Duval County School Superintendent Tours Schools
• Man Finds $850,000 Outside First Coast Bank
• New Superintendent Days Away From Scheduled Start
• City's Oldest Veteran
• Veterans Day "Thank You"
• No Closure For Family of West Nile Victim
• Rooster Rescue Complete
• Principal Faces New Challenge
• New Duval Superintendent Has a 100-Day Vision
• Graffiti Hits San Marco
• Students & Parents Rebuilding Playground
• Noose Creates Stir & Suspensions
• Syracuse Murder Suspect Takes Own Life in Jax Beach
• Case of Fighting Chickens Going to Court
• Action Plan For Jobs
• Wilma's Impact on Gas Prices
• Missing Fishermen Found
• Roller Coaster Physics
• School Discipline Debated
• Fighting Roosters Get New Home
• Building In The Flight Path
• New High School on Horizon Near JTB and Kernan Blvd.
• Bullying Numbers Show Concern
• School Supplies Headed West
• Schools Team Up After Katrina
• Suspect Killed in Police Robbery Stakeout
• Water Safety Inspections
• Changes Considered in Delivering Summons
• Mix It Up in Schools
• Teen Gets 35 Years in Prison for Killing Grandmother
• New Orleans Students find First Coast Home
• Wise Takes over as Duval County Superintendent
• Pledge of Allegiance Ruling Won't Impact First Coast
• Free Tutoring at 37 Duval Schools
• Superintendent Prospect Interviewed Again
• JTA Envisions Bus Changes
• Beaches Take Storm Beating
• Ophelia Testing Jacksonville Beach Shoreline
• Emergency Operations Up and Running
• Catfish Festival Is Labor Day Tradition
• Georgia's Gas Tax Break
• Governor Signs School Check
• Children Jump Start Relief Effort
• Superintendent Search Yields 77
• Duval Property Values Jump
• Emergency Teams Head to Panhandle
• Cecil Holding Pattern
• Stolen RV Smashes Through Yard
• Schools Finger Printing Security
• Highway Patrol Racks Up Miles
• Admiral Addresses Concerns About JFK And Cecil Field
• Macclenny Pulls Together
• Truancy Program Targeted
• Child Hit By Car Improving
• A Cowboy Cancer Campaign
• High Water Stops Baker Bus
• School Prepares for More Students
• I-95 Accident Brings Family Together
• Missing Band Trailer
• Mother Braves Flames to Rescue Son
• Putnam Sex Predator Plan
• A Snake Bites Again
• Bear Spotted Near Julington Creek
• Two Arrests Made In Pet Burglary Caught On Camera
• 6-Year-Old Raising Money For Stuff The Bus
• Northside Cemetery Shows Its Age
• Clay County Schools Target Impact
• Some Pre-K Seats in Demand
• Gas Budget Buster for Law Enforcement
• CD Bust Nets Nine Arrests
• Bio-Diesel Cooking Up Savings
• Local Teen Killed on Last Day on the Job DUPLICATE
• Family Mourns Local Navy Seal's Death
• Few Fireworks Citations Across First Coast
• Waycross Soldier Killed
• School Background Checks Expanded
• Beach Fireworks Ban
• Homeowners Demand Fairness
• Superintendent Survey Goes Out
• Clay Dump Inspection
• School Grade Success Stories
• School Grades: Big Turnaround for Duval Schools
• Supreme Voucher Showdown
• Moving School Board Off the Water
• School Voucher Showdown
• Medicaid Reform Underway
• Summer Teacher Recruitment
• Duval County School Principals Assigned
• Veteran Talks of Memorial Sacrifice
• Mayport Sailors Return Home
• FCAT Reading Frustration
• Middleburg Cemetery Dispute
• Mandatory Drug Testing Debated
• Police Search For Gunman In Deadly Beaches Shooting
• Mayport's Super Reader
• Duval Report Cards Delayed
• Failing School Sees Success
• Fast Track Classrooms
• Base Closure Decisions Expected Today
• Tax Talk For Clay Schools
• Report Card Delay In Duval County
• Bumps In The Road For Clay County
• Monkey Business in Yearbook
• No Support For Fuller Warren Pier
• Baker County Thinking About Jail Plans
• Teen Movie Maker
• Faith Based Visit to Jacksonville
• Parker Family Speaks Out
• Bus Runover Prompts Safety Reminders
• Turner Touts Bison
• JFK Carrier Debate House Bound
• Military School Preference
• Explosive Disrupts Traffic
• Blount Island's War Connection
• Papal Selection is Welcomed
• St. Johns County Growth Continues
• Pipe Packed With Powder
• Victim Identified in Mayport Apartment Fire
• Fighting for Surgery
• Illegal Dumping Leads to Resignations
• BizWorld At School
• Shoring up Local Beaches
• Interim Superintendent Named in Duval County
• Governor Bush Touts Medicaid Reform
• Back to the Ballots
• Habitat Lessons for Girls
• Preview of Council Candidates
• Police Respond To Prank Hostage Call
• Parks Study Highlights Challenges
• Pastor Gets Jail Time
• School Soda Contract
• Tragic Tale: A Search for Justice
• Mayport's Impact On Schools
• Superintendent Search Begins
• School Bus Fight
• Students Gearing up for the FCAT
• Money For Education
• Questions Arise Over JEA Billing
• Bus Attack Lawsuit
• FEMA Hurricane Deadline
• Highlands Aims High
• Magnet Application Deadline
• Saving Putnam Oak
• Putnam County Supports Tasers
• EWC Accreditation Rally
• Big Steps for Challenged Kids
• Teens Arrested at Sandalwood
• A Tragic Tale: Step-Dad Speaks Out
• Upward Bound in the Air
• Special Election on Tuesday
• Governor Bush Touts School Choice
• Warren Family Backs Bridge Demoliton
• Interim EWC Leader Meets Students
• Southbank Landmark Birthday
• Report Details FCAT Cheating Investigation
• I-95 Reopens after Five Hour Shutdown
• Kids Day at NFL Experience
• All Pros Talk to Kids
• Baymeadows Veto Upheld
• Baymeadows Development Vote
• Bracelets Become Distracting
• Local Marching Band in DC
• First Coast Students Are Super Learning
• Super Housing Demand
• Guard Weather Center Dedicated
• Rethinking School Discipline
• Sheriff Rutherford Gets Hit with a Taser
• Evan's Guardians Appear on The Today Show
• Super Preparations At The Beach
• FCCJ Prepares For President Bush
• Super City Cleanup
• Tasers to be Allowed in Local Schools
• Project Pass To Help Students Pass FCAT
• New Hair Salon Shows Off Its Sexy Side
• 'Waves of Welcome' Campaign Unveiled
• Xmas Eve Fire Leaves Seven Homeless
• Cell Phone Prank Stirs Massive Search
• Travolta Back To Jacksonville
• Super Clean Up Planned
• Deadly Force Commission Formed
• Super-Cruise Welcome Party
• Judge Explains Holiday Tree Removal
• Holiday Tree Removed From Federal Courthouse
• Hispanic Help After Targeted Attacks
• Homeless Man Who Died at Jail Identified
• EWC Vows To Fight
• Jacksonville Beach Election
• School Considered for Closure
• Hispanic Crime Victim Speaks Out
• Teens Respond to Reading
• Summer Reading Camps Expanded
• Local Schools Have New Magnet Offerings
• Hunting Accident Claims Father&Son
• Search For Missing Vacationer Suspended
• JFRD Engineer Arrested On Conspiracy Charges
• Reward Climbs in Crimes Against Hispanics
• Local Judge Returns Home
• JEA Attacks Power Outages
• Tips For Sending Mail To Overseas Military Personnel
• Charter School Backer Speaks Out
• Faith Based Push in Jacksonville
• Jacksonville College Fair
• Beyond Bold New City
• Crime Stoppers: Eagle Mascot Vandalized
• Son's Death a Lesson for Parents
• Portable Classrooms Flood Clay County
• Interim Election Chief Looks Ahead
• Suspect Arrested in Double Shooting
• Absentee Ballots in Nassau
• Voter Rights Surface
• Too Many Portables A Problem
• Nassau County Sheriff's Race
• Advance Voting Underway In Georgia
• Early Voting Lawsuit Rejected
• Election 2004 Campaign Heats Up
• Getting the Lights In Sync With Students
• School Board Election
• FCAT Challenge
• Teen Charged with Grandmother's Murder
• People Wait For Flu Shots In St. Augustine
• Partnership To Overcome Poverty
• EWC Subject To Inspection
• Truck Jumps Overpass on I-295
• Terrorism Course for Businesses
• Body of Missing Boater Recovered
• Expect More Traffic Delays
• Home Sweet Home
• Friends Remember Teen Killed by Falling Tree
• Retention Pond Woes
• Putnam Power Wait
• Tracking Jeanne: Bracing for the Storm
• Downtown Towers Take Off
• City Watching Jeanne & Cleaning Up
• Border Bridge Gets Repairs
• Water For Lake Brooklyn
• After The Storm: Ferns Take Beating
• Neighborhood Losing Patience
• After the Storm: JEA Customers Get Power
• Shad Creek Bridge Stays Open
• Storm Cleanup Blitz this Weekend
• Duval Schools Reopen
• Restocking School Kitchens
• Teacher Resigns Amidst Investigation
• Students Accused of Hate Crime
• Portables Give One School Needed Breathing Room
• Early Release from School
• Oceanway Overcrowded
• JU Cracks Best Colleges List
• Ministering to Charley's Victims
• Living the Word
• New Schools Going Up
• Toddler Recovering from Shooting
• Stormtrack 2004: Duval County Schools Normal Friday
• K-Mart Moving Out & Home Depot Moving In
• School Bus Waits
• School Opens Crowded
• Last Minute School Preps
• Chinese child home on First Coast
• Oceanway Middle School Near Capacity
• It's Uncool to Miss School
• Arts Get Help
• Teachers Tour Challenged Schools
• Duval Teachers to Vote on New Contract
• Top Teachers Recruited To Turn Failing Schools Around
• Brown Criticizes Local Election Leaders
• Ribault-Raines Roundtable
• Elections' Mailer Delayed
• Saturday School Compromise
• Pre-K Opportunities More Limited Next Fall
• Six Day School Week for Some Students?
• Destiny Charter School Closes
• Ribault High Challenge
• Reading at the Expense of P.E.
• Plan for Failing Schools
• Rail Crossing Debate
• Destructive Termites Surface In Jacksonville
• Charter School Compromise
• Charter School Delay
• NAACP Failing Grade Challenge
• New Commander at Mayport
• Mayor's Early Literacy Push
• Truancy Numbers Down
• Snakes Create Problems
• Pizza Driver Mugged
• School Grades Due Out Tuesday
• Remembering Reagan
• Sail Jacksonville
• JFK Ships Off
• Charter Charges Questioned
• Middle School Reading Push
• Nation's War Dead Honored
• Two Teens Shot
• Memorial Park Dedication
• Summer School Intervention
• Table Talk at the Sea Island Summit
• Bus Stop Accident Injures Kindergartner
• Ribault Ten Returns
• New Code of Conduct for School Bus Riders
• Duval FCAT Scores
• Minimum Wage Petition
• Normandy Elementary's Uncertain Future
• G8 Ordinance Prompts Lawsuit
• Farewell to A Trooper's Trooper
• "Lost Boy" Finds Avaition
• Landing Changes on Hold
• New Command at Mayport
• School Surplus Sale
• FCAT Impacts Senior Graduations
• Big Dairy Shuts Down
• Wedding Bells Ring at Elementary School
• Cement Shortage for Construction
• Cessna Causes Confusion
• Another Veterans Memorial
• Ramona Parents want Answers
• Callahan Remembers Braddock
• Confederate Sailors Remembered
• Principal Responds to FCAT Charges
• New School for Arlington
• Students Push for Speed Zones
• Schools Being Surveyed
• PE, Art and Music Funding
• Peyton's Literacy Push
• Balancing Physical Education
• Cemeteries Targets of Vandals
• A Plan for City Parks
• Bully Proofing Schools
• Fundraising to Support Teachers
• Laptops for Teachers
• Parking Gridlock at Clubs
• Duval Schools Facing Cuts to Balance Books
• Clay County Looks For Teachers
• Virtual Education Option
• Students Learning Through Virtual Academy
• Low Voter Turnout Expected
• Sandalwood High Steps up Security
• Tackling Mold in Florida
• Bus Driver's Road to Recovery
• Delaney Installed as UNF President
• Medical Reserve Corps Test
• Sandalwood High Lifts Code Yellow
• Substitute Slowdown
• Ecstasy Bust In Nassau County
• Scholarship $$$ for Seniors
• Charter School Vote
• Pierced Lip Problems
• Road Trip to Paris Island
• Report Card on Teach First Coast
• Local Contractor Parking Its Buses
• Surveying future National Cemetary
• Boaters Want Answers
• Hampton Earns Eagle Award
• Attacking Truancy with Contracts
• Mayor Tours Springfield
• Project Pass Gears Up
• Drunk Driver Wants New Trial
• No Land For New School
• Teachers Rally for Respect
• Seabreeze Project Nears Completion
• Search For Businessman Yields Nothing
• Tighter Security at Gator Bowl
• G-8 Preps Underway
• Prepping the Veterans Wall
• Debating the Permitting Process
• Seabreeze Library Still Not Finished
• Fletcher High School Adds Cameras
• Hussein's Capture Fuels Hope
• Child Misses Bus and Walks Alone
• PTA Membership Push
• Science Fair Needs Help
• Boaters Want Answers About Expressway
• Early Graduation Option
• Bus Contract Up for Bid
• Tuition Increases Debated
• Recruiting Teachers from India
• Student hit crossing Beach Boulevard
• Better Jacksonville targets septic tanks
• Recruiting Teachers from India
• Judge gets orders to Iraq
• Motocross Has New Home on the First Coast
• Citadel's Summer Camp Accused of Abuse
• Living Wage Debated
• Truancy Arrests Get Attention
• Parents of truant children targeted
• Stadium Shuttle in the Red
• Police Intensify Search for Man with Alzheimer's
• Crash Course in Sexual Harassment
• New High School Needed
• Autistic Students Earn Pay Check
• Workers' Compensation Glitch
• Safety Hotline Gets Results
• Fletcher Teen Remembered
• Wonderwood Expressway Delayed Again
• Grading Math Books
• City Preparing to Cruise
• First Coast Families To Get New Information On Loved Missing In Action
• Tribute to Bob Hayes
• Playing for Championship game
• Helping the St. Johns River
• Students Tested for Tuberculosis
• Local Pilot Rescued After Plane Crashes In Swamp
• Trading Playgrounds for Portable Classrooms
• A Brewing Controversy
• School Attendance Count Begins
• School lunch room glitch