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St. Johns County native's research at NASA could help prepare us for nightmare hurricane event
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Why aren't COVID-19 vaccines FDA approved yet?
Right now, only the government can distribute the three COVID-19 vaccines in the United States because they are under Emergency Use Authorization.
As Seen On TV
Have 'love for thy neighbor' | A push for COVID-19 vaccinations as delta variant, case counts spread
Jon Lewandowski got his second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine after being told by doctors to forgo it because of a reaction to the first dose.
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Caeleb Dressel wins first individual gold medal in men's 100m freestyle, sets Olympic record
Dressel's previous three gold medals were in relays, including two gold medals in the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.
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St. Johns County residents forced to drop off yard debris due to staffing shortages
There was so much debris dropped off Wednesday that the county needed a second dumpster to handle the load.
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St. Johns County offers free yard debris drop off
Due to staff shortages, the county told people to expect delays in collections. But residents can drop off debris.
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Trial date set for December in criminal case against former Clay County Sheriff
Darryl Daniels faces four charges including tampering with evidence and lying to law enforcement officials.
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VERIFY: Vaccines do not create new COVID-19 variants
“Vaccine shedding” is real, but only happens if the vaccine was made with a weakened version of the virus. COVID-19 vaccines do not contain the live virus.
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Simone Biles helps shed light on some athletes mental health struggles
Celebrated American gymnast Simon Biles pulled out of two events at the Tokyo Olympics, citing mental health struggles. She is one of many with similar struggles.
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Baptist Health asks volunteers to help clean, perform other nonclinical tasks in ER
About 200 people volunteered to help in the ER to assist hospital staff as COVID-19 cases surge.
As Seen On TV
How fully vaccinated individuals are testing positive for COVID-19
Doctors say no vaccine is 100% effective, however, roughly 95% of those in the hospital are unvaccinated.
As Seen On TV
Lawsuit filed against Jacksonville hospital over handling of stillborn baby's death certificate
Felicity King had to wait almost three weeks for her stillborn baby's remains to be cremated because a physician hadn't signed his death certificate.
As Seen On TV
Why aren't COVID-19 vaccines FDA approved yet?
Right now, only the government can distribute the three COVID-19 vaccines in the United States because they are under Emergency Use Authorization.
As Seen On TV
Have 'love for thy neighbor' | A push for COVID-19 vaccinations as delta variant, case counts spread
Jon Lewandowski got his second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine after being told by doctors to forgo it because of a reaction to the first dose.
As Seen On TV
Caeleb Dressel wins first individual gold medal in men's 100m freestyle, sets Olympic record
Dressel's previous three gold medals were in relays, including two gold medals in the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.
As Seen On TV
St. Johns County residents forced to drop off yard debris due to staffing shortages
There was so much debris dropped off Wednesday that the county needed a second dumpster to handle the load.
As Seen On TV
St. Johns County offers free yard debris drop off
Due to staff shortages, the county told people to expect delays in collections. But residents can drop off debris.
As Seen On TV
Trial date set for December in criminal case against former Clay County Sheriff
Darryl Daniels faces four charges including tampering with evidence and lying to law enforcement officials.
As Seen On TV
VERIFY: Vaccines do not create new COVID-19 variants
“Vaccine shedding” is real, but only happens if the vaccine was made with a weakened version of the virus. COVID-19 vaccines do not contain the live virus.
As Seen On TV
Simone Biles helps shed light on some athletes mental health struggles
Celebrated American gymnast Simon Biles pulled out of two events at the Tokyo Olympics, citing mental health struggles. She is one of many with similar struggles.
As Seen On TV
Baptist Health asks volunteers to help clean, perform other nonclinical tasks in ER
About 200 people volunteered to help in the ER to assist hospital staff as COVID-19 cases surge.
As Seen On TV
How fully vaccinated individuals are testing positive for COVID-19
Doctors say no vaccine is 100% effective, however, roughly 95% of those in the hospital are unvaccinated.
As Seen On TV
Lawsuit filed against Jacksonville hospital over handling of stillborn baby's death certificate
Felicity King had to wait almost three weeks for her stillborn baby's remains to be cremated because a physician hadn't signed his death certificate.
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