Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Shipyards West Park Plans: Jacksonville reveals updated $80M riverfront design.
• Downtown Beating Death: Homeless man dies after three beatings; suspect charged.
• Educator Loyalty Oath: Florida bill requires educators to swear loyalty oath.
• AI Leadership at NLP Logix: Fallon Gorman named president, CFO of NLP Logix.
• Mayor Deegan’s Civility Pledge rejecting political violence, promoting civility.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• JSO Investigation: Tributary probe reveals JSO’s pattern of excessive force and weak accountability.
• Shipyards West Park: Construction set for 2026 on Jacksonville’s $74.7M Northbank riverfront park.
• Union Decertification: Teamsters at Breakthru Beverage Florida face effort to end union representation.*
• Jaguars Relocation: Team likely to play 2027 season in Orlando during stadium renovations.
• Animal Cruelty Arrest: Great Dane’s owner charged after emaciated “Oak” found dead in Jacksonville.*

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Food Relief: Jacksonville launches Duval Care Coalition to aid families hit by SNAP cuts.
• Voucher Audit: Lawmakers probe $75M in errors, delays in Florida’s school voucher program.
• Mall Revivals: Orange Park and Regency malls to be redeveloped for retail, dining.
• Governor Race: Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings launches historic bid for governor.
• Professor Fired: UNF instructor dismissed after sarcastic comment about Charlie Kirk shooting.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• School HQ Move: Duval board approves relocating downtown offices to Baymeadows by 2027.
• Autonomous Shuttle: JTA faces scrutiny as new NAVI service costs $370 per rider.
• Charter School Law: Duval officials lobby to revise “Schools of Hope” rent-free rule.
• Fintech Partnership: UNF, city and Paysafe launch “JAX Hub” to boost fintech innovation.
• Crescent Landing: 39-home development proposed near Crescent Beach amid slowing construction pace.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Cancer Funding: Wolfson Children’s Hospital receives $37.5M to expand pediatric cancer care.
• District Relocation: Duval board votes on selling downtown HQ, moving to Baymeadows.
• Enterprise Village: Sulzbacher breaks ground on $38M housing project to fight homelessness.
• Art Walk Fees: Vendors protest new charges at Jacksonville’s First Wednesday Art Walk.
• Student Honor: Douglas Anderson senior Samuel Nelson named 2025 U.S. Presidential Scholar.

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