Marilyn Parker is a journalist based in Jacksonville, Florida. She writes for WJXT and her work has also appeared in WJCT Public Media and WKMG News 6. Marilyn covers a range of local news topics, including crime, legal issues, community events, and severe weather.
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Marilyn Parker's coverage focuses on local news in Florida, particularly Jacksonville. She covers crime, court cases, and government & politics. Her articles often revolve around evolving stories and breaking news related to topics such as mass shootings, law enforcement activities, civil rights issues, and tragedies.
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By: Marilyn Parker
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Local businesses are partnering to address food insecurity on Jacksonville's Northside.
By: Marilyn Parker
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – May is mental health awareness month . A Jacksonville organization wants you to help encourage people in your community – by writing words of affirmation on the sidewalk.
By: Marilyn Parker
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Department of Children and Families has introduced a new dashboard that tracks The Baker Act to help get a better idea of how many people need mental health treatment in Florida.
By: Marilyn Parker
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A 32-year-old woman was shot and killed in the parking lot of a gas station on Roosevelt Boulevard in the Lakeshore
By: Marilyn Parker
A new initiative launched in 20 states, including Florida and Georgia, aims to gain an understanding of cancer disparities and other health conditions among black women.
By: Marilyn Parker
A city committee has filed its final report on what needs to happen to move the county jail out of downtown and build a new, $1 billion campus-style facility somewhere in Duval County.
By: Marilyn Parker
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Some of the country's top cancer physicians and researchers visited Jacksonville to find ways to include more minorities in cancer clinical trials and address disparities in care.
The not-for-profit multifamily rental housing developer, Ability Housing, broke ground on a new affordable housing complex off Harlow Boulevard and 103rd Monday morning.
By: Marilyn Parker
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Prosecutors showed text messages in court on Wednesday that appeared to show that Shanna Gardner , the woman accused
By: Marilyn Parker
It’s been about a year since a St. Johns County Deputy died of a heart attack shortly after trying to arrest an 18-year-old migrant worker in St. Augustine.
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