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And heading back to the north and this is a powerful one. Still a category five. Still youre looking at winds of hundred 60 Miles Per Hour. Still moving to the west and 13 Miles Per Hour for the time being. That category five is going to run and turn into a category four. It is going to make its turn to the north stay in a category four, and for the moment, were looking at the time frame sunday morning. 8 00, but as a storm sits out here back on saturday, will start to see some of those initial ...

For quin. She dropped the cash all right, but who picked it up . And thats where everything went wrong. Thats where everything went wrong. A kidnapping case about to go way off script. Her story did not make sense. What was really going on . Im a cop 11 years. I blushed when i listened to the tape. A story with more twists and turns than the florida roads they raced along trying to find this missing mom. This case was not going to turnout like a lot of people assumed. Hello and welcome to dateli...

Vote by mail continues to fall out of popularity among Northeast Florida voters, and that could mean long lines at the polls in November.

Eleven candidates, mostly incumbents, won legislative races Friday as they did not draw opponents before a qualifying deadline, while the Florida Democratic Party hit a goal of having candidates vie for every seat up for election.

The biggest veto in the Jacksonville area eliminated $11.7 million for the District 23 regional medical examiner's office serving St. Johns, Putnam and Flagler.

David Shoar, who served as sheriff from 2005 to 2021, filed to join the race for the Senate District 7 seat on Friday, the state Division of Elections website says.

Southern Duval and St. Johns County homeowners have been plagued for weeks with thirsty lawns and irrigation issues caused by a lack of reclaimed water for irrigation.

The Spring heat wave and lack of rain have left many St. Johns County neighbors without much water for their lawns.

The race for Florida's District 7 state Senate just got more interesting. The Republican primary election for the seat has now grown to three candidates, with former St. Johns County Sheriff David Shoar entering against Tom Leek. Also running is Gerry ...

Tom Leek is a Republican running for an open seat against two other Republicans, including former St. Johns County Sheriff David Shoar and Gerry James. Democratic candidate George Hill and unaffiliated candidate Michael Gist are also in the race.