Mark Fuhrman, former LA police detective convicted of lying during OJ Simpson murder trial, has died
Former Los Angeles police detective Mark Fuhrman, who was convicted of lying during testimony at the O.J. Simpson murder trial, has died
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Questions swirl over future of autonomous transit in Jax, new facility misses groundbreaking date
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Man arrested after driving drunk through IRONMAN Jacksonville race, JSO says
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5/18 - JMN IN-DEPTH - Cruise Pollution?
Cruises have been on the receiivng end of negative press lately over an on-going story of MV Hondius passengers contracting and spreading hantavirus. But there's a bigger issue than hantavirus affecting cruise companies -- pollution. And ther's one particular cruise line at the center of this concern. KHNS reporter Avery Ellfeldt has the details.
5/18 - Jonathan Savage, FOX News - Operation: Epic Fury
Iran latest - following Trump's trip to China, it does not appea that any significant progress toward a renewed ceasefire or peace plan with Iran. Tensions remain with the US Naval blockade at the Straits of Hormuz, and there was a drone strike near the UAE's sole nuclear power facility.
5/18 - Community Spotlight: The Cowford Cows
David Nackashi, a local artist, shares details about his Cowford Cows murals. You may have seen them, visible under the Acosta Bridge, along the Northbank Riverwalk. The cows are a nod to Jacksonville's history, when the city was originally known as "Cow's Ford" for a transit route across the St. Johns River. It's also a bit of artistic whimsy, drawing a new wave of appreciation as the city's riverfront renovations bring new life to the area.
