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Beyond Scars burn survivorsâ retreat returns for year 3 (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Local organization Beyond Scars is hosting its annual retreat for burn survivors starting Friday. Itâs a healing movement thatâs bringing women from across the country to Jacksonville. Andrea Grantâs life is a story of perseverance. She and her brother survived a gas explosion at their Westside home in 2001. Over the years, Grant worked to overcome her injuries and defy the odds, including becoming a mom after told she couldnât carry a baby past four months. Photos o
Former JEA CEO Aaron Zahn released from federal prison, moved to halfway house (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Former J-E-A CEO Aaron Zahn has been released from federal prison and into a halfway house. According to the Federal Bureau of Prisons website, Zahnâs current location is listed as Orlando Residential Re-Entry Management, a Federal Bureau of Prisons field office that oversees halfway houses. Action News Jax reported when Zahn entered a federal correctional institution in Edgefield, South Carolina in January of 2025. Zahn was convicted in 2024 on conspiracy and wire fraud c
Vibrio vulnificus reported in Duval as researchers work to develop AI warning system (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Right now, researchers in Florida are working to build a tool to predict where a dangerous bacteria may be lurking in the water weeks in advance. Florida health records show 22 cases of Vibrio vulnificus have been reported so far this year, including two in our area. A new case of Vibrio vulnificus was reported in Duval County in August. The case was contracted in Florida and the person is in their 60s. Action News Jax also told you when St. Johns County reported a case in a
Floridaâs aquifer low as drought conditions persist (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Weâve seen our share of rainy days but our area is still in a drought. Local experts say Floridaâs aquifer levels are extremely low. The St Johns River Water Management District says itâs another reminder to use our water responsibly. Day after day youâve seen the First Alert Weather Team tracking rain and storms. Despite the recent rain, Clay Coarsey, Director of the Division of Water Supply Planning and Assessment, at the St. Johns River Water Management District s
U.S. Senate candidate Angie Nixon on rejecting labels and refusing corporate PAC donations (opens the original)
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Democrat State Representative and Jacksonville native Angie Nixon is making national headlines again with her recent U.S. Senate primary win. She will face incumbent Republican Senator Ashley Moody in November A big part of the conversation, Nixonâs ties to the Democratic Socialists of America organization. Some opponents are calling Nixon extreme. During an interview on The Faulkner Focus on FOX News, Senator Moody said, âThis is not someone who just debates which polic
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