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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Jacksonville, Florida, United States (Local)
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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The number of impersonation scams reported in Florida has increased 84% per capita in five years, FBI data shows.
Animal Care and Protective Services needs foster homes for 60 dogs by Wednesday as repairs are made to the shelter’s air conditioning.
Officer John Burr was charged with leaving the scene of a crash involving injuries. He has resigned from the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
Sheriff T.K. Waters said corrections officer Kobe Collett was smuggling drugs in the Duval County jail.
Overall, Walmart will close 51 health centers in five states that have not made money.
By: Steven Ponson
A Jacksonville reader wonders what the Army Corps of Engineers are doing to keep sea turtles safe during a beach renourishment project that started this week in Duval County.
By: Steven Ponson
The Jacksonville Sports Foundation will try to lure major sporting events to town. Meanwhile, the ASUN Conference is moving its headquarters here.
The free festival includes informational sessions and interactive events. It runs Friday and Saturday at the Prime Osborn Convention Center.
The situation is disrupting some systems and clinical operations across the country, Ascension said.
Pine Castle, a Jacksonville organization that serves people with special needs, recently opened up 200 new slots for people to join their day program.
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