Scott Johnson - News4Jax
General Assignment ReporterOriginally from Washington state, Johnson moved to Jacksonville in late 2002 to work for WJXT.
While his primary job in Jacksonville is reporting, Johnson has done most jobs that TV news has to offer -- from weather to sports to anchoring. Johnson covers all kinds of stories for News4Jax, but covers military issues when he can.
Most of his time away from the station is spent with his wife, Holly.
Scott has enjoyed getting to know more about Florida in his time here, and all that there is to do. Scott is usually a homebody, but since making the move, he spends a lot of time at the beach.
In his spare time, Scott enjoys watching television rather than making it. He also spend a lot of time reading and Scott is currently writing his first book.
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The proposed impact fee would raise money for developments such as roads, fire stations and sheriff’s offices. -
Clay County leaders are eyeing major tourism improvements that could include everything from a huge waterfront shopping district to a major convention center and parks.
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The 5-year-old child disappeared in 2009, a year before Ronald Cummings pleaded guilty to drug trafficking. He was not a suspect in her presumed murder, which remains unsolved.
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Daniels is accused of lying to investigators and destroying evidence to cover up the long-term affair he had with Cierra Smith, a former corrections officer.
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Moms who lost their children to gun violence gathered at City Hall on Tuesday, led by state Rep. Angie Nixon. Too many children like theirs are dying, they said.
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The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office, in partnership with the Florida Highway Patrol, says it has made 11 arrests, issued multiple notices to appear, impounded 10 vehicles and written more than 200 traffic citations
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Weeds, dirt and plywood covered the opening, and 1-year-old Jose Lara appears to have stepped on the rotted plywood and fell in.
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Deputies said the 16-year-old was with two other people on the St. Johns River when their canoe overturned. The two other individuals were able to swim to shore.
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The woman convicted of killing her salon coworker in Nassau County was clever and competent, one of the jurors says. Kessler is appealing.
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A mound of evidence that will be used in the case against former Clay County Sheriff Darryl Daniels was released Tuesday.The 33 files of evidence obtained…
