Stephanie Kim
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Jacksonville, FL, United States
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Donna Deegan’s uncle, a Vietnam veteran and amputee, finished Saturday’s 5K race
The annual Donna Marathon Weekend brings in hundreds of athletes from all over the country. Among them is one inspiring amputee from Greenville, South Carolina. → Read More
Donna Marathon weekend kicks off with 5k and 10k races
Donna Marathon Weekend kicked off Saturday morning with its annual 5K and 10K races. More than 3,000 people came to the Prime Osborn Convention Center downtown to take part in the races to help finish breast cancer. → Read More
Activists, city leaders take part in mock oil spill demonstration at Friendship Fountain
More than a dozen activists and city leaders gathered outside Friendship Fountain for a mock oil spill demonstration to bring awareness to the issue. → Read More
Attorney of teen accused of stabbing parents says he's concerned for his welfare
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- The attorney of the teen accused of stabbing his own parents on Wednesday is speaking out. He said his client needs psychiatric help and is concerned for his welfare. → Read More
JSO responding to shooting death at gas station on Westside
The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office found a body Saturday afternoon on the Westside, according to the department. → Read More
Two men found dead in Northside home, family says carbon monoxide poisoning may be to blame
Two people have been found dead Saturday afternoon on the Northside, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office. → Read More
First Holocaust Memorial opens in northeast Florida
Sunday marks a big day for Jewish Family & Community Services. The agency is celebrating 100 years of service with a new headquarters on Jacksonville’s Southside. It’s also home to northeast Florida’s first Holocaust Memorial. → Read More
Family, friends say goodbye to boy who drowned earlier this month
Family and friends said their final farewells to a teen drowning victim Saturday. → Read More
Donations continue to pour in for Jacksonville residents after Irma
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Two weeks after Irma, many people are still struggling to rebuild their lives. On Sunday, a group from Kentucky came to Jacksonville to give away food and supplies on the city’s northside. → Read More
Local animal shelter seeking help after Irma
It’s a long road to recovery for the Safe Animal Shelter in Middleburg. → Read More
Harvey evacuee heading home to Jacksonville
One week after Hurricane Harvey, thousands of people can’t return home. Brandon Foster is heading to Jacksonville from Houston after he lost nearly everything. → Read More
Loved ones remember the life of Savannah Gold
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Saturday marks one week since the body of 21-year-old Savannah Gold was recovered from a westside pond. Her family hosted a vigil in Mandarin in her honor. → Read More
Arlington homeowners worried about water damage
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Residents in one Arlington neighborhood are frustrated because of the flooded street in front of their homes. They say drivers speed through standing water along Woolery Drive, sending water into their property. → Read More
Family of Freddie Farah gives hope to other cold case victims
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – It was a cold case that lasted 43 years. The family of Freddie Farah got some relief in May when the man suspected of killing him at a Jacksonville grocery store was arrested. Now, Farah's family is trying to help families of other cold case victims by raising money for the non-profit, Project Cold Case. → Read More
Woman suffers gunshot wound to leg in Durkeeville neighborhood
Around 6 p.m. on Saturday the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office responded to the 1300 block of Steele Street in regards to a person being shot. → Read More
Homeowners seek answers after American flags torched overnight
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Two homeowners in Mandarin are outraged after the American flags hanging outside of their homes were burned overnight. → Read More
Woman arrested for DUI after car crash in Mandarin
A woman was arrested for DUI on Saturday afternoon after she crashed her car near the intersection of Losco Road and Ridge Point Drive. → Read More
JSO: Child in critical condition after falling into pool at Mandarin home
A child is in critical condition after falling into a pool in a Greenland neighborhood, the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said. → Read More
VERIFY: black bear wanders in back porch
You may have stumbled upon these pictures on social media of an unwanted surprise at someone's back door. A couple in Avon, Connecticut said a black bear was wondering around their back porch. → Read More