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Randy DeFoor drops out of consideration as the city's general counsel; a parking garage partly collapses at Ascension St. Vincent’s Hospital; the Jaguars take on the Kansas City Chiefs. Also, the Jacksonville Symphony returns.

In response to an independent panel's report, NASA says it has appointed a director in charge of research into UFOs — now known as UAPs.

MARION — Kari Newell — whose role at the center of a Kansas newspaper raid has cast her as a villain — sat on the front porch of her cafe,

“I’ve probably got 600 or 700 messages saying I have blood on my hands,” Kari Newell says.

The Marion County Record was stormed by the city’s entire five-officer police force and two sheriff’s deputies on Aug. 11 after Kari Newell accused one of its reporters of illegally obtaining her DUI records, which would have gotten her liquor license revoked.

Driving down Jacksonville Highway the other day, I saw an older man walking to his curb to pick up a newspaper. I thought as much as things change, they can

Our media panel discusses the biggest news of the week. Plus: A preview of the Jacksonville Taco & Tequila Festival.

From ‘Starsky and Hutch’ to ‘CSI,’ the relationship between law enforcement and American television has almost always been mutually beneficial. Current events call for a new approach

Many local residents expressed that Hunter Biden should not be pardoned if convicted of the charges against him, regardless of who is president.

As Sidney Lumet’s biopic of whistleblower Frank Serpico returns to cinemas for its 50th anniversary, we look back to Philip French’s exploration of the burgeoning cop movie sub-genre, from our Spring 1974 issue.