Christina Burgess is a Reporter/MMJ at NewsWest 9. She covers a diverse range of topics including crime, education, and regional interests, with a focus on North America and Latin America, as well as cultural and societal issues. Christina's work has been featured in notable outlets such as WMAZ-TV, WQAD News 8, KENS 5, First Coast News, and WTSP-TV.
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By: Christina Burgess
“I can tell you no one knew. if we would have known we would have prepared ourselves,” said one employee.
By: Christina Burgess
People online are making merch, viral memes and petitions showing their support for Luigi Mangione, who is suspected of murdering United Healthcare CEO.
By: Christina Burgess
Florida Avenue Main Street is a new organization created to help with revitalization efforts on the historic Eastside’s business corridor.
By: Christina Burgess
Firework sales were booming at Superior Fireworks in Orange Park as workers served customers on one of their busiest days of the year.
By: Christina Burgess
In light of the recent events in New Orleans and the Sugar Bowl being postponed to tomorrow, safety is at the top of many people’s minds ahead of the Gator Bowl.
By: Christina Burgess
There’s six venomous snakes native to Florida and in 2024 Florida poison control in Jacksonville, Miami and Tampa consulted more than 300 venomous bites.
By: Christina Burgess
David Humphlett is focused on making a full recovery after being bit by an Eastern Diamondback rattlesnake. The social media star caught the whole thing on camera.
By: Christina Burgess
The Jags losing season has made impacts beyond the field. Sports Mania in Jax Beach has seen fewer customers and sales are plummeting.
By: Christina Burgess
The Duval County School Board held its first school board meeting of the year Tuesday with two big topics emerging: a $365,000 misconduct lawsuit and overcrowding.
By: Christina Burgess
On Wednesday, many students told First Coast News they’ve stayed informed during the Israel-Hamas war and they see this agreement as a small step forward.
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