Renata Di Gregorio is an Emmy-winning journalist for First Coast News in Jacksonville, Florida. With a focus on local news, Renata covers a wide range of topics including community events, education, crime, and human interest stories. She is dedicated to providing accurate and engaging reporting to the residents of Jacksonville and surrounding areas.
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Renata's coverage focuses on local events and news, with an emphasis on entertainment-related topics such as Thanksgiving, shopping, and travel. She also covers government announcements and evolving stories within the Jacksonville area.
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By: Renata Di Gregorio
Police have not confirmed the circumstances of the child’s injuries nor the child's condition.
Troy & Ashlee Landon are getting married Saturday. Their wedding weekend hasn't gone according to plan due to Hurricane Helene, but they're making the most of it.
By: Renata Di Gregorio
Tuesday is the first night people who are homeless in Florida may go to sleep and break the law.
By: Renata Di Gregorio
There are bullet holes through the door and a cease-and-desist order on it at Dragon Arcade on Jacksonville's Westside.
By: Renata Di Gregorio
Much of the flooding downtown receded after the evening's high tide, reopening the Bridge of Lions. Rivers returned to streets and ponds returned to parking lots.
By: Renata Di Gregorio
Mark Smith is bringing a U-Haul and trailer full of supplies back to small communities east of Asheville where people told him damage was “the worst of the worst.”
By: Renata Di Gregorio
Robbie Roberts is now on life support, her sisters said. Surveillance video shows two cars hit her Tuesday morning and the first driver drive away.
Families of the people killed in the gangway collapse on Sapelo Island were supported with prayer, song and condolences Thursday.
By: Renata Di Gregorio
The ACPS chief said the dogs are in good health, but the challenge now is finding them all new homes.
By: Renata Di Gregorio
A homeowner renting property went to check on it when the rent hadn't been paid and found 130 Chihuahuas. They were OK but now will need new homes.
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