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Hubbard House reports 21 domestic violence fatalities in Duval County in 2025 (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Hubbard House released its annual Domestic Violence Fatality Review on Thursday morning, marking the start of Domestic Violence Awareness Month in Duval County. The summary revealed in 2025, there were 16 domestic violence-related homicide cases in Duval County, with 21 people killed. Ten of those cases involved intimate partner violence. Statistics from the Jacksonville Sheriffâs Office show officers recorded 5,579 instances of domestic violence throughout 2025. In respon
Jacksonville Sheriffâs Office arrests one of its own for violence against a woman (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A Jacksonville Sheriffâs Office arrested one of its own officers, Michael Schrum, on a domestic battery charge Tuesday. Schrum, who had been with the agency for nearly seven years, was taken into custody following an internal investigation of an incident that occurred on Sept. 16. Sheriff T.K. Waters announced the department is moving to fire Schrum, who has already been stripped of his police powers, saying expectations for police officers are as high as or higher than th
Floridaâs minimum wage hits $15; hereâs how far that goes in Jacksonville (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Floridaâs minimum wage rises to $15 an hour Wednesday. In Jacksonville, thatâs still about $8 an hour short of what a single adult needs to cover the basics, according to MITâs Living Wage Calculator. The $1 increase is the last step in a series of annual raises Florida voters approved in 2020. Tipped workersâ base pay rises to $11.98 an hour. Starting in 2027, the minimum wage will be adjusted each year for inflation. A full-time worker earning $15 an hour makes abo
âEnough is enoughâ: Duval school board members call for tighter oversight after two educator arrests (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Duval County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Christopher Bernier has a blunt message for every teacher and staff member in the district: enough is enough. Bernier sent a recorded video to district employees after two educators tied to Duval schools were arrested in one week. Cameron Coverson, a substitute teacher at First Coast High School, was arrested first. Days later, Darnell-Cookman math teacher Brian Orr was arrested. Both are accused of inappropriate conduct with st
âThe morale is downâ: Laid-off JTA driver says job ended with a phone call (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A laid-off Jacksonville Transportation Authority employee is speaking exclusively to Action News Jax. The former employee describes low morale and a breakdown in communication between frontline staff and upper management, as the agency moves forward with nearly 200 layoffs. The former employee, a bus driver, asked us to hide their identity. They said current and former employees are nervous about speaking up. âThe morale is down,â the former driver said. âItâs no tal
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