Dan Scanlan - Jacksonville Today / WJCT
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The civil rights attorney says the recent arrest of a Jacksonville mother illustrates a pattern of violent arrests by deputies against Black citizens for minor traffic infractions.
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An expected 14.5% over the next decade reflects a trend across the country. In response, the hospital is midway through an expansion of its labor-and-delivery services.
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A former attorney hopes to resurrect his 2021 lawsuit meant to bar the city and state from spending funds to preserve public tributes to Confederates.
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The measure requires the impounding of dogs that have injured or killed someone and mandates that owners of dogs classified as dangerous must buy $100,000 in liability insurance.
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The bill allows immigrants in the city without legal status to be jailed up to 60 days. Mayor Donna Deegan said she objected to the ordinance but did not “see a clear path to a veto, to sustaining a veto.”
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Zoo officials said 55-year-old Archie had recently been diagnosed with a soft tissue sarcoma. Due to his age and the extent of the tumor, extensive treatment would have been too taxing for him.
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The first lady had a 30% favorability rating among respondents. Most of the other potential candidates suffered from a lack of recognition. Former Rep. Matt Gaetz had a 39% unfavorable rating.
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The expanded facility is named for former hospital CEO Leon L. Haley Jr., who died in 2021 in a personal watercraft accident.