Cole Heath
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Jacksonville, FL, United States
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Columbia County Hurricane Matthew preparations: Schools closed ahead of impacts
Tuesday update: The Columbia County School District says schools will be closed in the county on Wednesday and Thursday in preparation of Hurricane Michael. → Read More
Jacksonville city leaders open time capsule untouched for 60 years
Uncovering more than half a century of Jacksonville’s history. Wednesday morning Jacksonville city leaders opened a time capsule that stayed untouched for nearly 60-years behind the cornerstone of the old city hall building downtown. → Read More
Faith group works to bring Halloween fun to Jacksonville housing community
Local faith group Sponsored by Grace is looking to collect donations and find volunteers to host a special festival for the kids at Vista Landing Apartments. → Read More
Jacksonville city leaders discuss funding to help combat domestic violence
Jacksonville city leaders are discussing funding to help combat local domestic violence. → Read More
City leaders break ground on future Westside Jacksonville fire station, 911 backup call center
Jacksonville city leaders broke ground Wednesday morning on the future Fire Station 73 and 911 backup call center near Cecil Airport on the Westside, cutting emergency response times by nearly half in a local community. → Read More
App now available in the Jacksonville area allows people to more easily donate items
If you want to use your smartphone to schedule a free pickup, describe the item you want to donated or post pictures of the things you want hauled away, Paul Tocci has an app for that, called ReSupply. → Read More
Jacksonville mayor proposes new parental leave for city employees, first responders
Tuesday morning, Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry announced the proposal of paid 6 weeks parental leave for city employees, JSO and JFRD for parents of newborn children. → Read More
Local voters share concerns over ballots being reject by tabulation machines
The Florida Primary is underway across the state. At local precincts, some voters are sharing concerns about their ballots not easily being accepted by tabulation machines. → Read More
New Clay County school opens with S.T.E.A.M. program, enhanced security
The new Discovery Oaks Elementary School houses Clay County Schools' new S.T.E.A.M. program, It’s the Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics curriculum with a new letter and subject. → Read More
New AC unit placed on historic downtown Jacksonville building
Major changes are happening in downtown Jacksonville -- starting with an AC unit placed on a downtown building. → Read More
St. Johns County firefighters head to help in massive West Coast fire
Right now, local firefighters and equipment from across Northeast Florida are on their way to the front lines of massive and deadly wildfires burning on the West Coast. → Read More
No bond for man accused in 2012 Christmas eve murder
After nearly six years of investigating, an accused murderer is off the streets. → Read More
Children with autism team up with pro golfers at TPC Sawgrass
At least 16 children who are on the autism spectrum hit the links at TPC Sawgrass Tuesday. → Read More
Jacksonville home destroyed after two fires in 8 hours
Jacksonville's News, Weather, and Traffic - News 104.5 WOKV → Read More
Nassau County residents fed up with wild hogs tearing up yards
Wild hogs are going hog wild in a local community. → Read More
Local park teams up with Humana for app-based experience
At the historic Fort Caroline National Memorial and the rest of Timucuan Parks, a new digital treasure hunt for all ages is kicking off. → Read More
Local program provides surf camp for children, adults with autism
Some spectacular kids and adults are going to surf school. → Read More
Father, son escape mobile home fire in Northwest Jacksonville
A small boy and his father who escaped their burning mobile home Tuesday morning are in the hospital recovering from smoke inhalation. → Read More
New pharmacy opens in heart of Jacksonville food desert
A pharmacy that just opened Monday is helping get critical medicine to people in an area of Jacksonville lean on resources. → Read More
New technology allows mothers to keep an eye on their baby before birth
Local moms are getting the chance to deliver their babies without the haste of wearing a fetal monitor strapped to their baby-bump while in labor. Memorial Hospital is now using a different type of technology to keep an eye on babies before they enter the world. → Read More