Camp Lejeune On Edge As Jacksonville Families Brace For Iran War Jitters
At Camp Lejeune, multigenerational military families say a tentative ceasefire hasn't erased the anxiety and logistical strain of another Middle East war. Local routines and support networks are being tested again.
Florida Jobless Line Keeps Growing as Economy Sends Mixed Signals
A state labor report shows Florida’s unemployment climbed to 4.5% in January, about 499,000 people out of work and uneven gains across industries. Regions and sectors are diverging.
Zoo Parkway Bus Scare: Another Crash Rattles Jacksonville Families
Duval County Public Schools says eight students were medically assessed after a school bus leaving the Jacksonville Zoo was in a minor crash. The incident follows a separate Zoo Parkway wreck last week.
Florida’s Top Cop Enlists DNA Sleuths To Tackle 21,000 Cold Killings
Florida is pairing the Attorney General’s Office with Othram to reprocess archived evidence using advanced DNA sequencing and genetic genealogy in thousands of cold cases.












