Isabella Casapao is a Digital Content Producer who focuses on local news in Jacksonville, Florida. She writes for various publications including Yahoo News, First Coast News, and The Florida Times-Union I Jacksonville.com. Isabella covers a wide range of topics, from breaking news stories to community events and crime reports, providing timely and informative articles for her readers.
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According to Putnam County Fire Rescue, the crash left multiple people injured with serious injuries.
By: Isabella Casapao
The crash shut down all northbound and southbound lanes of U.S. 1 in Jacksonville, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
By: Isabella Casapao
The funding is part of the $39.7 million in federal grants awarded by the Biden-Harris Administration to four communities in Florida.
Drivers are encouraged to seek alternate routes.
By: Isabella Casapao
Investigators said the suspects are believed to be three young men wearing hooded sweatshirts.
By: Isabella Casapao
The funding could go toward outreach, emergency shelter, rapid re-housing, homelessness prevention assistance and other supportive services.
By: Isabella Casapao
Mason Codi Moore faces a third-degree felony charge of child abuse without great bodily harm, the sheriff's office said. He has been fired from his position.
By: Isabella Casapao
The council voted 14-4 to overturn the mayor's veto.
By: Isabella Casapao
The company will remain headquartered in Jacksonville.
By: Isabella Casapao
Jason Arrington, the man who was shot, is now suing the agency.
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