Aleesia Hatcher is a reporter for WJXT, focusing on local news in Jacksonville, Florida. Her work has also been featured in WKMG News 6. Aleesia covers a range of topics including crime, community events, and human interest stories, providing informative and engaging coverage to the Jacksonville community.
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By: Aleesia Hatcher
Several people say they were recently scammed into purchasing a three-day Royal Caribbean cruise to the Bahamas.
By: Aleesia Hatcher
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Two people died in two separate crashes in Jacksonville Friday morning.
By: Aleesia Hatcher
At least three fires broke out in Jacksonville during the weekend, raising concerns about fire safety as the colder months approach.
By: Aleesia Hatcher
A family is searching for the driver of a black SUV who struck their 7-year-old son while retrieving mail from their mailbox Wednesday on Jacksonville’s Westside.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Raines High School is gearing up for an exciting showdown against Miami Northwestern in the state championship this weekend in Miami.
By: Aleesia Hatcher, Melanie Lawson
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – From prominent alumni to community leaders, the city is rallying behind the Raines High School football team ahead of Saturday's state championship game in Miami.
By: Aleesia Hatcher
BRUNSWICK, Ga. – The Justice Department announced that it filed a lawsuit alleging the city of Brunswick, Georgia for closing a faith-based resource center for those experiencing homelessness.
By: Aleesia Hatcher
Latasha Hobbs has endured almost 3,000 days without her son, Maurice Hobbs, who was tragically killed in 2017 in the Southside Estates.
By: Aleesia Hatcher
The mother of one of three U.S. Army sergeants killed in a drone attack in Jordan earlier this year said she regained her hope for justice following the arrests of two men charged in connection with the attack.
By: Aleesia Hatcher
JEA said repairs were completed to the water main Saturday morning
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