Jessica Clark
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Aviation board ousts executive director of airport in St. Augustine
He tells First Coast News: It was "to get me out of the way." → Read More
St. Augustine Purple Heart recipient has never had a home of his own, until now
A St. Augustine veteran is dealing with the soaring rent prices. He was able to get help from Habitat for Humanity. → Read More
What's the truth behind the photo showing school library in St. Johns County with few books?
Here's what we've learned about the photo that was taken in a library at a St. Johns County public school. → Read More
ISS tweets: Hello, Earth. Could that be an algal bloom off the coast of Jacksonville and St. Augustine?
International Space Station tweets a video showing a blueish-green streak in the Atlantic Ocean. → Read More
1960s Civil Rights activist told he could not speak at Duval school, one he has spoken at before
1960's civil rights activist Rodney Hurst has been told he could not speak at a Duval school that he has visited in the past, says it is due to DeSantis era → Read More
Incredible close-up video of rescuing a right whale entangled in lobster traps
These are the kind of huge and endangered whales that migrate to the coastline of the southeastern United States to have their babies this time of year. → Read More
St. Augustine man gunned down was active in community, helping the homeless
"Oh my gosh, we were gobsmacked. Just speechless," Judy Dembowski described the way she and many others felt when they heard that Jason Mullins had been killed. → Read More
New leader of St. Augustine Historical Society's Board could not enter its library in the 1960s because of his skin color
Thomas Jackson wants to "tell the whole story" when it comes to St. Augustine's history → Read More
This weekend is the deadline to submit your thoughts about erosion in Summer Haven
The deadline is this weekend to give your two-cents' worth about a critically eroded beach in St. Johns County. → Read More
St. Augustine Film Festival to show 40 independent flicks this weekend
One film follows a teenage music phenom from St. Augustine. → Read More
St. Augustine woman knew Dr. Martin Luther King before the world did
Described as sweet and feisty, Janie Price passed away last Friday. → Read More
Experts say flood study is going to transform the way St. Augustine does business for the next 50 years
Repeated flooding to people’s homes, businesses, and the threat to cultural resources have prompted the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to study St. Augustine. → Read More
EPA says state not doing enough to protect Florida's waterways
How many pollutants are in Florida's waterways? The EPA says it's unclear. → Read More
Months after storms flood Downtown St. Augustine, tourists fill the same streets
People are willing to cram into trams, parking lots, and pathways for a taste of St. Augustine at the holidays. → Read More
'Am I dreaming? Pinch me!' St Augustine woman exclaims when she receives $500
First Coast News surprises St. Augustine woman in her nightgown. → Read More
Single mother struggling to make ends meet gets Christmas surprise in St. Augustine
Juana seems to be stuck in a cycle. She’s had job offers, but she can’t afford childcare. She doesn’t have a car, so she can’t get the job. → Read More
Giant tortoises stolen from the St. Augustine Alligator Farm
Investigators are looking for the thief (or thieves) who took the endangered species from the park, right out of its exhibit. → Read More
'The water has to go somewhere:' Neighbors oppose proposed apartment complex, saying area along the San Sebastián River already floods
Apartment complex suggested for San Sebastián River in St. Augustine in flood-prone area. → Read More
Businesses learn how to bounce back in St. Augustine after Nicole floods Downtown
"Unfortunately, I am just thinking ahead for next year. We know it’s coming," one restaurant co-owner said. → Read More
What's the strange contraption that washed up on St. Augustine Beach?
Knowing currents better could help forecast the weather better, or better understand animal migration, or even help track boats that lose power. → Read More