Starting out mild. Johns County employee has alleged sexual harassment and retaliation, prompting several commissioners to call for an independent investigation. Plans for a proposed bioethanol plant in Fernandina Beach that was met with community pushback will not be moving forward. The man who admitted to pulling the trigger in the Jared Bridegan case is now saying his testimony was false.
The body of a man was discovered Wednesday inside a burnt vehicle one day after the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department thought crews put out the flames of a trash fire. In this episode of This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition, we spotlight Stephanie Cost, the dynamic First Lady of Jacksonville University, whose influence is shaping the future of student success and community engagement. A Jacksonville based construction company, CG Consulting and Design, is accused of leaving their customers with unfinished projects after collecting tens of thousands of dollars from them.
Some St. Johns County students had their personal information accessed by unauthorized personnel in a data breach of PowerSchool, a global provider of educational software and service, the district said.
The St. Applications are available from Feb. Johns County Cultural Resource Review Board is considering demolishing the historic old county jail, a site linked to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Local groups are advocating for its preservation as a landmark. A judge has thrown out a felony indictment against a former Georgia prosecutor, ending her trial on charges that she abused her power to protect the men who chased and killed Ahmaud Arbery in Meteorologists can forecast the general conditions that cause lightning but no one can predict exactly when or where lightning will strike.
The trial for the former Georgia District Attorney charged with interfering in the Ahmaud Arbery investigation on Friday. Built in by William and Carrie Clarke, this wooden farmhouse remains a testament to the pioneering spirit of its original owners. Algae blooms are a problem in many communities around Florida, especially in Clay County. The Orange Park Mall is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, marking five decades as a staple in the community, employing over 3, people and housing 80 small businesses.
