Larry Spruill
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Family of missing Clay woman offers $10K reward for her return
A local community is helping to find a 25-year-old woman who disappeared from her Keystone Heights home more than a week ago. → Read More
Increased security at Jacksonville airport as travel ramps up for Thanksgiving holiday
About 51 million people are expected to travel for the Thanksgiving holiday. Eighty-nine percent of them are expected to drive. → Read More
6 students report being raped in Duval schools in first 6 months of school year
Six students reported being raped in Duval County Public Schools in the first six months of 2017, according to new numbers from the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. → Read More
Mother recalls the night her son died in swing set accident at Jacksonville park
A Jacksonville mother says she misses everything about her 10-year-old son who died on a park swing set. → Read More
Fight at the Jacksonville fair involving young adults prompts safety concerns
There haven’t been as many people attending the annual Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair as usual. Fair managers believe the event is getting a bad rap, because of fights happening at the fair. → Read More
Arrest made in fatal shooting of Glen McNeil Jr.; best friend says seeing suspect makes him 'angry'
Friends of Glen McNeil are reacting to the news that police have made an arrest in McNeil's fatal shooting. → Read More
Jacksonville police search for man accused of killing 1 sister, hurting another in shooting
A manhunt is underway for the gunman police say is wanted in connection to the shooting of two sisters. → Read More
Study: Duval in top 3 of Florida counties for most juvenile arrests
A new study found most Florida counties are still not using arrest alternatives for juveniles as much as proponents say they should. → Read More
No major incidents during white nationalist Richard Spencer's speech at University of Florida
Thousands of people flooded the University of Florida campus on Thursday. → Read More
Extra security at University of Florida ahead of speech by white nationalist Richard Spencer
The University of Florida is bracing for potential violence on campus as white nationalist Richard Spencer is scheduled to speak Thursday afternoon. → Read More
Environmental health experts from FAMU tour abandoned Jacksonville wood plant
Neighbors in Durkeeville have concerns about a former Wood Treaters facility right in their backyards. The plant has been shut down for years. → Read More
Jacksonville City Council passes Kids Hope Alliance bill
Jacksonville City Council approved the Kids Hope Alliance bill Tuesday. → Read More
Woman said she heard girl scream as man attacked her on Jacksonville's Northside
Neighbors in one Northside neighborhood are nervous after police say a man approached a 13-year-old girl on her way to school and touched her inappropriately. → Read More
Jacksonville woman had to take shelter in basement of Tropicana hotel during Las Vegas mass shooting
A Jacksonville woman described the very moment the SWAT team raided her Las Vegas hotel, seconds after gunfire rang out. → Read More
Oakleaf Publix shooting: Officer in critical condition; Gunman identified
Police have identified an 18-year-old who opened fire on a U.S. Customs and Border Patrol officer then killed himself in the middle of a busy Publix parking lot Tuesday afternoon. → Read More
Federal agent targeted by gunman, shot in stomach leaving Oakleaf Publix
A U.S. Customs and Border Patrol officer is recovering in the hospital after an 18-year-old gunman shot him in the middle of a busy Publix parking lot on Tuesday afternoon. → Read More
Waterline reminds Black Creek residents of storm surge from Hurricane Irma
A water line is a constant reminder for Sean Morgan on how high the Black Creek behind his home rose. → Read More
Arlington residents recieve help after days without power
Hundreds of people in Arlington, received help, Saturday, after spending days in the dark. → Read More
Officials urging residents in Southeast Georgia to stop using water
Thousands of people in Brunswick are just learning about the sewage issues, after returning home. → Read More
Florida roads congested ahead of Hurricane Irma
The roads across Florida have been congested the last few days, but not Friday in South Florida. → Read More