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  • Thursday, Dec. 18: Councilmembers Push Schools + Brooks Rehab Expands + Nonprofits Boosted + Protesting Coal + Dining Boom
    2025/12/18

    Today's Jacksonville newscast includes these stories:

    • Councilmembers push school board partnership on urban-core closures.
    • Brooks Rehab $68M expansion adds beds, jobs, new clinics.
    • Resilience Fund grants $841K to nonprofits; six get $50K.
    • Coal-for-Christmas protest targets JEA plant, rates, clean-energy plan.
    • Northeast Florida’s 2025 dining boom spreads across region.
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  • Wednesday, Dec. 17: Duval Schools Lockout + Jail Hot Potato + Khans Living Large + JU Accreditation + MAD DADS dissolves
    2025/12/17

    Today's Jacksonville newscast includes these stories:

    • Duval schools stay locked down amid pickup-threat investigation
    • New jail site search triggers redlining and equity concerns
    • Khan family claims top Four Seasons penthouses; $14M permits
    • Jacksonville University accreditation extended to 2033; warning lifted
    • MAD DADS Jacksonville dissolves, promises reboot under new leadership
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  • Tuesday, Dec. 16: Concern for Deportation Detainees + Duval Schools Lockout + Friendship Fountain Restaurant + S.A. Mayor Sweeny + Swisher Expansion
    2025/12/16

    Today's newscast includes these stories:

    • Deportation Depot detainees pepper-sprayed after barricade, advocates raise concerns.
    • Four Duval schools lockout amid nearby police activity.
    • Beth Sweeny named St. Augustine Beach mayor through 2026.
    • City plans Friendship Fountain riverfront restaurant, build starts 2026.
    • Swisher $135M Phoenix expansion: 240 jobs, new pouch facility.
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  • Monday Dec. 15: Raines Wins Title + Limayem to USF + Jax in Global Group + Trail Champion Honored
    2025/12/15

    Today's newscast includes these stories:

    • Raines Vikings win 3A title, celebrated on Raines Avenue
    • UNF President Limayem picked to lead USF; interim pending
    • Jacksonville joins EU Cities Gateway housing program, 2025–2028
    • Deegan names Mike Weinstein chief administrative officer; salary unchanged
    • Groundwork’s Kay Ehas wins Rail-Trail Champion for Emerald Trail
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  • Friday, Dec. 12: Phantom Schools Debt? + Church Leader Sentenced + Home Sales Dip + New Affordable Apartments + Motorsports Living
    2025/12/12

    Today's newscast includes these stories:

    • Duval schools’ $100 million ‘debt’ projection fuels closure backlash.
    • Former Jacksonville church leader gets 20 years for child abuse.
    • Northeast Florida home sales and median prices fall in November.
    • New Westside complex adds 90 affordable apartments with on-site services.
    • Nassau County motorsports park pairs luxury condos with private racetrack.
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  • Thursday, Dec. 11: College Funding + Campus Leadership Changes + Theatre Chief Resigns + Crash Kills JaxPort COO + OD Deaths DropKilled +
    2025/12/11

    Today's newscast includes these stories:

    • Jacksonville approves $15 million for college facilities, workforce training.
    • UNF, JU face simultaneous leadership changes amid growth pressures.
    • Florida Theatre president resigns; programming chief steps in temporarily.
    • JaxPort COO and Baker County commissioner James Bennett killed.
    • Jacksonville overdose deaths drop as sheriff’s investigative unit expands.
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  • Wednesday, Dec. 10: Deficit Concerns + LIFT JAX's 'Within-trification' + Baptist Health's Boost + UNF AI Expansion + Northside Development
    2025/12/10

    Today's newscast includes these stories:

    • Council weighs $15M education, workforce funds amid deficit concerns.
    • Eastside native leads LIFT JAX, championing ‘withintrification’ over gentrification.
    • Baptist Health boosts food aid with major regional hunger donation.
    • UNF expands AI programs as campus debates innovation and impact.
    • Huge Northside land sale hints at future master-planned community.
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  • Tuesday, Dec. 9: Transit Clash Fallout + Unarmed Teen Shot + Crossing Bridges + Ethical Events + Drew Mansion Repurposed
    2025/12/09

    Today's newscast includes these stories:

    • JTA-union safety clash jeopardizes more than $100 million transit funding
    • JSO dispatch failure ends with unarmed, uninvolved 14-year-old shot
    • Task force pushes Mathews replacement as Main Street Bridge preserved
    • Carlucci bill demands public venues for future Council installations
    • Springfield nonprofit takes over decaying Drew Mansion for community reuse
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