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A JEA rate increase this spring might be offset by a lower fuel cost, the amount that utilities pay to power their plants. -
Nixon said she has not made a decision but feels she could contribute locally.
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Two registered sex offenders filed a court case against the city, which requires them to post signs saying "no candy or treats here."
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An agreement is expiring for the warship museum to dock near the Hyatt Regency Jacksonville, but the museum association is seeking permission to stay longer.
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The School Board approved the $7 million plan on Tuesday, and the detectors could be installed and operative within six months.
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The firefighter says a chief gave him a choice: cut his hair or go home with no overtime. He chose to go home.
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The former congresswoman pleaded guilty in May to one count of tax fraud, admitting that she lied to the IRS about deductions.
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Seventeen additional counts were dropped as part of a plea deal. She will serve no additional prison time.
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An investigation by the State Attorney's Office suggested Mullin committed misdemeanor crimes by failing to preserve public records, including text messages.
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The Carter development team from Atlanta wants to build a high-rise with more than 330 apartments and a 550-space parking garage, along with other retail and restaurants.
