Aaron Farrar is a Weekend Morning Reporter for WJXT, focusing on local news in Jacksonville, Florida. With experience in multiple news outlets, including WPLG, WJCT Public Media, and WKMG News 6, Aaron delivers stories that cover a wide range of topics, from human interest stories to breaking news updates, providing the community with the latest information and insights.
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Aaron Farrar predominantly covers local news, focusing on evolving and breaking stories related to crime and family & relationships. His coverage spans a wide range of topics from civil rights to holiday traffic.
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By: Aaron Farrar
Cure Violence was announced with a lot of fanfare back in 2019. At first, the data suggested it was making a difference. Then it ended in 2023 and the city pulled funding in March 2024. The Office of Inspector General says it launched its investigation to find out why the city terminated the contract.
By: Aaron Farrar
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Hundreds of kids in Duval County are going to have a bike this Christmas thanks to the Salvation Army's Angel Tree program.
By: Aaron Farrar
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – One fan who will be in the stands to watch Raines and Miami Northwestern battle for the Class 3A title is in a dilemma.
Kimberly Guess, 34, was shot and killed in Blackshear on Oct. 17
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A Northside eatery will reopen to customers Tuesday morning after a car crash over the weekend caused significant damage to the business.
Two Jacksonville middle school students are being praised for their quick thinking that was all caught on camera.
By: Aaron Farrar
Dense fog could be an issue through the morning commute Wednesday for people in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia.
By: Aaron Farrar, Kendra Mazeke
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The mother of a woman who was found dead in the St. Johns River a week after she was involved in a crash on the Mathews Bridge wants to know what happened to her daughter.
By: Aaron Farrar
The city of Jacksonville is rolling out plans to clean up Lonnie C. Miller Park in Northwest Jacksonville.
By: Aaron Farrar
Hundreds of kids and even adults are set to have some gifts under their Christmas trees thanks to the St. Johns County Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program.
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