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• Hurricane Isaias Strengthens to Category 3 Before Gulf Coast Landfall · Hurricane Isaias intensified to a Category 3 major hurricane with 120 mph winds before striking the Northern Gulf Coast.
• Hurricane Isaias Cuts Gulf Oil Production, Threatens Gas Prices · Hurricane Isaias has shut down over 60% of Gulf oil production, raising concerns about rising gas prices.
• DeSantis Warns of Hurricane Isaias Strengthening to Category 3 · Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis updates on Hurricane Isaias nearing Category 3 status with evacuation orders.
• Man Shot in Head and Arm After Argument in Jacksonville · A Jacksonville man was critically shot in the head and arm after an argument earlier in the day.
• NY Republican Bruce Blakeman rallies with Trump amid conservative tactics · New York GOP candidate Bruce Blakeman campaigns alongside President Trump using aggressive conservative strategies.
• Former Prince Andrew Awarded $400,000 After Surrendering Windsor Lease · Former Prince Andrew received $400,000 compensation after surrendering his lease on Royal Lodge near Windsor Castle.
• Texas Landowners Sue to Stop Trump's $46 Billion Border Wall in Big Bend · Texas landowners are suing to halt the Trump administration's border wall project in Big Bend.
• Hurricane Isaias Indirect Impacts and Severe Storms Hit Florida · Hurricane Isaias brings indirect impacts to Florida while severe thunderstorms threaten the region on Saturday.
• Ethiopian Police Seek Resident Help After Rebel Withdrawal in Tigray · Ethiopian federal police urge residents to help restore order after rebel forces withdraw from Mekelle.
• Jacksonville Family Urges Speed Limits After Teen Struck on 103rd Street · A Jacksonville father demands traffic safety measures after his daughter was struck by a speeding car near a school.
• JEA CFO Confirms Planned Rate Hike for 2027-28 Amid Customer Struggles · JEA CFO Ted Phillips confirms a rate increase is planned for fiscal year 2027-28 due to new power plant costs.
• Florida and Georgia Monitor River Levels Ahead of Hurricane Isaias Rain · Emergency managers in Florida and Georgia monitor river levels as Hurricane Isaias brings more rain.
• Fallen Tree Blocks I-95 Northbound Lanes After Crashes · A massive tree fell onto three lanes of I-95 after crashes involving four vehicles on Thursday night.
• Jacksonville man arrested for illegal voting in 2024 Florida election · Antonio Padrigan, 51, faces felony charges for voting as a non-US citizen in 2024.
• Christa Pike Takes First Steps After Failed Execution Attempt · Christa Pike took her first steps and ate after surviving a failed execution attempt in Tennessee.
• Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Deploys Teams to Florida Panhandle for Hurricane Isaias · Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department sends specialized teams to support communities in the Florida Panhandle ahead of Hurricane Isaias.
• Atlantic Beach crews clear drains ahead of heavy rain · Atlantic Beach crews are clearing drains and pumping water to prevent flooding from upcoming heavy rain.
• Edward Waters University announces $33M campus investment including new residence hall · Edward Waters University will invest $33M in campus upgrades through 2028.
• Man Pleads Guilty to Torturing and Killing Girlfriend's Dog · Cole Daughtry received a five-year prison sentence for abusing and killing his girlfriend's dog.
• Lil Duval Bets Gillie On Jaguars-Eagles Game For Ribault Football Donation · Lil Duval and Gillie bet on an NFL game, with Ribault High football benefiting if Jaguars win.
• Russia continues Soviet-era secrecy over suspected Siberian plague lab death · Moscow faces scrutiny over limited disclosure of a suspicious anti-plague lab worker death.
• Hebron Community Church hosts free food giveaway for Moncrief families · Hebron Community Church runs free food distribution for 150 Jacksonville families Thursday.
• Rogers and El-Sayed Set for First Michigan Senate Debate · Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed will hold their first debate in Michigan's Senate race.
• Riverside Residents Credit Drainage Improvements After Floodwaters Recede · Residents in Riverside attribute reduced flooding to recent drainage improvements despite ongoing weather threats.
• Social Psychology Professor Discusses Campus Sexual Violence Response · Amherst professor Catherine Sanderson addresses college campus sexual violence on News4JAX.
• Melanie Lawson to donate birthday proceeds to Jacksonville nonprofit · Melanie Lawson will donate proceeds from her 50th birthday celebration to Empowerment Resources, Inc.
• Hurricane Isaias Strengthens Ahead of Northern Gulf Coast Landfall · Hurricane Isaias intensifies to 80 mph with warnings issued for the northern Gulf Coast.
• PepsiCo Beats Revenue Expectations Despite Weak North American Sales · PepsiCo reported Q3 revenue of $25.27 billion, beating estimates despite flat North American snack volumes.
• Marco Rubio visits Portugal to strengthen US alliance military ties · US Secretary of State Marco Rubio visits Portugal on final NATO tour stop.
• Americans Want AI Slowed Down Despite Trump's Push for Speed · A new AP-NORC poll reveals most Americans believe AI is developing too fast and want government regulation.