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By Mike Zima Correspondent GREEN COVE SPRINGS - The relationship between a father and a teenage daughter is a delicate one. Be too harsh, and she may withdraw. Be too lenient, and she may never learn …

FLEMING ISLAND - In the chock full-house of the Fleming Island Eagles Nest, the Golden Eagles ripped the lid off a tall can of high-intensity Friday night to put the brakes on a three-game losing …

OAKLEAF - The Oakleaf High boys basketball team welcomed in the Clay Highs Blue Devils for a Friday night match in the Palace at Oakleaf and more so turned the court into a dungeon for the Blue …

GREEN COVE SPRINGS - After the host Clay High Blue Devils boys basketball team spotted the visiting Oakleaf Knights 10 points at the half of their Friday night county rivalry clash, the Blue Devils …

FLEMING ISLAND - Fleming Island High boys basketball coach Traavis Chandler lamented that his new team had some fresh faces and some unknown entities. "We were with a lot of new faces and would …

GREEN COVE SPRINGS - The Clay High boys basketball team spotted The First Academy Royals a five-minute second-quarter break as the Blue Devils went on a scoring drought which allowed the Royals to …

JACKSONVILLE - Clay High girls flag football played probably their best game of the season against one of the two best teams in the area; unbeaten Fleming Island being one and Ed White, the other, …

Law Enforcement News Los Angeles police union proposes limits to 911 responses The Los Angeles Police Department’s rank-and-file union is proposing that someone other than police respond to more than two dozen types of 911 calls in a bid to transfer officers’ workload to more serious crimes. The move is part of a national trend aimed at limiting situations where armed police

ALHAMBRA, Calif.—A Santa Clarita man who pleaded no contest to sexually assaulting seven women was sentenced Mar. 1 ...

Ticketmaster seems to be feeling pressure and making changes as Beyoncé tickets go on sale. While things appear to be running more smoothly so far, an economist says there's still cause for concern.