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Deal done for $270M Cosentino plant at Cecil Commerce Center.

The 15-acre facility would be at southwest Normandy Boulevard and POW-MIA Memorial Parkway.

The manufacturing plant, now owned by Baker Hughes, is closing in 2024 after nine years of operation.

Now Baker Hughes Co., the organization notified the state it will lay off 183 people in 2024.

Federal officials served a warrant at the solar panel manufacturer’s Jacksonville factory May 9.

One of the worlds biggest solar panel companies, JinkoSolar, has its only U.S. factory in Jacksonville. Heres what you should konw about it.

Homeland Security said it is part of an ongoing investigation; the factory, whose parent company is in China, opened in Jacksonville in 2018.

Councilman Matt Carlucci is calling for the Jacksonville City Council to hold off on voting on a $2.3 million grant for JinkoSolar on Tuesday night.

Several law enforcement agency vehicles were spotted Monday at a solar panel manufacturing plant at the Cecil Commerce Center.

Firefighters decided that the citys first firefighter killed in action, Henry J. Bradley, should have a marker in the cemetery where he is buried.