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TRAFFIC ALERT: Multiple injuries after multiple-vehicle accident near Town Center

Georgia football coach defends use of IV therapy: 'Those kids are my kids'

Changes are coming to a South Georgia high school football program following a First Coast News investigation into a controversial medical procedure for athletes.

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Photos show high school athletes getting IV therapy in hallway, on bus

In photos and video sent to First Coast News, several Thomasville High School players are seen hooked up to IV bags on a metal stand being wheeled down a hallway and on a school bus.

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West Jax community contacts On Your Side over caved-in sidewalk; city responds

"The sidewalk is completely nonfunctional," Jacob Rowe said. "In fact, it will angle you into the ditch if you're walking in the dark."

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Jacksonville homeowner wants city to remove large tree he calls a 'safety hazard'

Thomas Nicholson came to On Your Side with pictures of property damage he says was caused by a tree that is on a public easement.

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Georgia High School Association not getting involved with athletes taking IVs in school

The Georgia High School Association (GHSA) says student-athletes receiving saline intravenous fluids is not their problem.

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Ga. NAACP branch calls for resignations of school officials after student athletes get IV drips

"There's no way a superintendent of a school should not know who is injecting our children." - Lucinda Brown, Thomas County NAACP chapter president

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"It's worse than a living hell" | Mandarin woman complains about noise from nearby church

Walnut Bend is a quiet subdivision in Mandarin community where residents claim their peace has been shattered by a church.

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The disappearance of Jose Santiago: The man who wasn't missing

Jose Hernandez-Santiago was Baker Acted in Jacksonville in July 2018. His parents have not heard from him since.

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Arlington community visits On Your Side's Ken Amaro at University Diner with concerns

Monday morning at University Diner in Arlington is as busy as most days of the week. It is a popular local place to eat and that is we held our I'm Telling Ken listening session.

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Contractor name changing could lead to customer complaints disappearing online

Do your homework—it's what every homeowner is told before hiring a contractor. An On Your Side investigation digs into why researching the company name isn't enough.

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Help Wanted: To prevent violence, are schools armed with enough counselors?

"I had a plan go to in through the big glass doors of the school in the food court area and shoot as many people as I could right away." Stark is now a 39-year-old father of four. A lot has changed since he was in school 25 years ago, but the lack of school counseling he experienced is still prevalent.

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ON YOUR SIDE: Can a moving company hike their price after loading your stuff?

A First Coast family wants to know how a quote to move a grandmother's dining room set jumped $2,000 on the spot.

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A year after Irma Clay County family still in fight with bank and insurance companies to rebuild

Carole Gardner knows first hand. She said the red tape is beyond belief.

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On Your Side gets results: City rids tree hiding stop sign following JTA bus crash

In less than 24 hours, our On Your Side team saw results.

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On Your Side: Hidden stop sign leads to JTA bus crash in Brentwood neighborhood

A truck crashed into a JTA bus in the Brentwood neighborhood. Witnesses say an invisible stop sign put people on the road at risk.

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Duval County leads state in child deaths investigated by DCF in 2018

Of the 325 child death cases investigated by the Department of Children and Families to date in Florida ten percent happened in Duval County.

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