Jacksonville, Florida

Mother Of Wounded Gamer Describes Son's Terrifying Call Amid Shooting

Timothy Anselimo, who was shot three times, asked his half-brother watching the event on TV to "tell my mother I love her."
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Jacksonville Councilman Reginald Gaffney: 'We've Got A Gun Problem'

“My question I’m asking to America, I’m asking to Jacksonville, I’m asking to the state of Florida: What are we going to do about guns?”
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Jacksonville Shooting At 'Madden' Tournament Leaves At Least 3 Dead, 11 Injured

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office confirmed the gunman and at least two other people had died.
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Officer Accused Of Handcuffing Black Child Who Dribbled Ball In Gym

The gym is run by the Police Athletic League, whose mission is to foster "positive relationships" between cops and kids. The mother says "they terrorized my son."
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Drivers See Big Toll Hikes In 2018

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69-Year-Old Man Accused Of Plotting Mass Shooting At Florida Islamic Center

"I just want to give these freaking people a taste of their own medicine," the suspect said, according to police.
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Florida Cop Brings K-Y Jelly To Convicted Shooter's Sentencing

The undercover detective then made a comment that implied the accused would be raped while in prison.
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Navy Hospital Staffers Removed After Sharing Disturbing Photos Of Newborns

“It’s outrageous, unacceptable, incredibly unprofessional, and cannot be tolerated.”
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2 Florida Men Accused Of Stealing Enormous Power Pole After Irma

Police in Jacksonville found the gigantic pipe strapped to the roof of a vehicle.
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Millions Without Power As Weakened Irma Continues To Batter The Southeast

Officials warned the road to recovery would be "long and challenging."
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