Steven Ponson is a reporter for WOKV-AM, focusing on local news in Jacksonville, Florida. He also writes for WLRN Public Radio & Television and the University of South Florida. Steven covers a wide range of topics including travel, shark research, local government, arts and culture, and social issues.
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Steven Ponson's coverage primarily focuses on local events, government announcements, and community issues in the Jacksonville area. He frequently covers topics related to law enforcement, health insurance, local businesses, and education.
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Bulera, a female gorilla, died of a bacterial infection that can cause digestive complications.
Tuesday, the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens announced the death of 3-year-old Kevin.
Jacksonville is joining hundreds of other cities and international organizations to try to stop the spread of HIV by 2030.
Starting Saturday, a new exhibit will open to the public at the Museum of Science and History in Jacksonville giving visitors a fun, interactive view of being an astronaut.
The USS Indianapolis, based at Naval Station Mayport, was one of three ships involved with Iranian-backed Houthi rebels, CNN reported.
Jacksonville has launched a program to link uninsured residents with physicians without going to the emergency room.
Power remains out mainly in St Johns, Putnam and Flagler counties after Hurricane Milton.
Voters will decide whether to increase taxes by 0.2 mills to go toward land conservation efforts.
Early voting begins next week across Northeast Florida. Dates and times vary by county.
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