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Today's Jacksonville newscast includes these stories:Another ship deploys from Naval Station MayportAs North Jacksonville grows, residents say area not prepared for developmentMyVillage Project buys former Jacksonville elementary school to launch tech incubator, workforce hubMeet the Business Journal's 2026 Women of InfluenceJacksonville's beloved Irish pub, The Fly’s Tie, permanently closes after 31 yearsThis is our last newscast before we put Wake Up on the shelf (at least for now). Thank you for tuning in!

Today's Jacksonville newscast includes these stories:St. Johns County wants governor to veto development billCity Council OKs $5 million loan for 240 units of affordable housing along Beach BoulevardOne Tower Court opens as Jacksonville's first new multi-tenant office building in nearly 20 yearsSuspect identified in high-speed hit-and-run fatalCouncilman wants to add Safe Haven baby boxes in each City Council district

Today's Jacksonville newscast includes these stories:Testimony I: JEA's former exec discusses long-standing water fee issues and management failuresTestimony II: Concerns about JEA CEO's leadership and workplace cultureArrest made in shooting death of 2-year-old in JacksonvilleCity issues demolition permit for Otto Aerospace at Cecil AirportJacksonville proposes $12.6 million for Emerald Trail property acquisitions

Today's Jacksonville newscast includes these stories:New public safety complex coming to St. Johns CountyTwo drivers emerge from cars with guns, one dies as other drives awayJax title companies face compliance uncertainty after judge's rulingRing Power donates easement to protect 1,700 acres in St. Johns CountyFirst look at planned galleries for new MOSH

Today's Jacksonville newscast includes these stories:Jacksonville commits $2M to help low-income homebuyersThe Block Jax owner working on solutions to parking chaos that spilled into neighboring lotsGeneration W's 15th anniversary conference promotes women's empowerment and leadershipMusic scene shifts as venues close and MarathonLive expands footprint across the citySeeing Jacksonville Like a Tourist with Gary Sass

Today's Jacksonville newscast includes these stories:How did Duval Schools’ 7 legislative priorities fare?Marina consolidation brings First Coast's riverfront, beach properties into national networkThey made sure their land won't become another St. Johns subdivisionDIA board grants six-month extension on MOSH move to the Downtown NorthbankState Black history museum is still a long ways off in St. Johns County

Today's Jacksonville newscast includes these stories:City Council confronts JEA over transparency and workplace issuesJEA 'welcomes' investigating if JEA failed to collect feesCouncil committees back $5 million loan for 240 units of affordable housingSing Out Loud festival will scale back this fall, with a big move comingRemembering Cindy Mosling, Jacksonville's beloved wildlife rehabilitator and bird whisperer

Today's Jacksonville newscast includes these stories:Duval School Board should stop inviting prayers, legal groups warnT.K. Waters breaks with sheriffs balking at illegal immigration enforcementNext phase of Phoenix district could add 830 housing unitsHistoric preservation leader outlines protecting city's aging architectureBill to restore Ocklawaha River dies in Legislature

Today's Jacksonville newscast includes these stories:Downtown Development Update Part II: Public projectsLincoln Memorial U. opens $36M medical/veterinary campus in Orange ParkJacksonville joins U.S. Civil Rights Trail with new historical markersUNF Interim President Falconetti outlines goals for enrollment, student experienceWomen Dolphins To Face LSU In NCAA Hoops Tournament

Today's Jacksonville newscast includes these stories:RECAPLegislature clears nepotism restriction on Jax council member Joe CarlucciDowntown Development Update Part I: Private projectsJEA: Company tied to social media influencer owes more than $330K in past due feesWith ‘These Truths’ public art project halted, funds might be redirected for other courthouse usesJacksonville’s first outdoor food hall The Block Jax is opening this month