Top Jacksonville news: Measles confirmed in unimmunized child; inspectors close restaurants; more
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Health department confirms measles in unimmunized Jacksonville child
The Florida Department of Health confirmed last week that an unimmunized child in Jacksonville has contracted measles.
Read the full story on Graham Media: WJXT News 4 JAX.
Jacksonville boy to be charged as adult in death of 3-year-old girl he was babysitting
Police say Johnathan Godwin, 14, repeatedly punched a 3-year-old girl in her chest and head in August because she was crying. He is charged with murder.
Read the full story on FIRST COAST NEWS.
Market crunch could impact Jacksonville’s recycling program
Glass and some plastics could be eliminated from Jacksonville's Area Disposal recycling program.
Read the full story on MySanAntonio.
Sentencing phase continues for Jacksonville teen who confessed to murdering grandmother
The first day of Mott's sentencing on Wednesday took a dive into the life of the teen who pleaded guilty to killing his grandmother. Sentencing continued Thursday.
Read the full story on FIRST COAST NEWS.
Inspections lead to restaurant closures in Jacksonville area
The inspectors' goal is to ensure your safety by making sure restaurants don't have violations that could make you sick.
Read the full story on Graham Media: WJXT News 4 JAX.
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