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Jacksonville News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!

The Daily News Now!

Hosted by Corey with the Story, Jacksonville News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Jacksonville—from local news and business to culture, sports, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. Jacksonville News

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2:04

School bus vs. electric scooter sends 11-year-old...

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2025/10/31

An 11-year-old girl was severely injured in a collision with a school bus in Florida, highlighting the growing safety concerns surrounding electric scooters. The accident occurred when the girl, not wearing a helmet, collided with the bus while riding her scooter on the sidewalk. Despite the girl's injuries, no one else was hurt. The incident underscores the need for safety gear and clearer regulations for electric scooters, as crashes and injuries have been rising nationwide.The Daily News Now! —

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2:33

Lawmakers sort through proposals to eliminate...

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2025/10/31

Florida's lawmakers are grappling with a significant debate: should they reduce or eliminate property taxes? This move could make homes more affordable but would also leave local governments struggling to replace billions in lost revenue. Governor Ron DeSantis is pushing for substantial changes, suggesting taxing out-of-state tourists as a potential solution. However, local officials are concerned about being left out of the conversation, as their budgets are at stake. The most drastic proposals

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2:26

Raines and Ribault Graduates Continue to Historically...

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2025/10/31

Two Jacksonville high school graduates, Canisha Moses-Martin and Xavier C. Allen, have made history with their recent promotions to Colonel in the U.S. Army. Moses-Martin, a Ribault High School alumni, is now the highest-ranking Trojan, serving as Deputy Director for Nursing at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Allen, a William M. Raines graduate, holds the highest military rank ever achieved by his school's alumni, serving as Chief of Operations for the Directorate of Prevention, Resilience, and

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2:08

Florida Federation of Alpha Chapters Convene for 65th...

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2025/10/31

Stronger Together: Driven by Brotherhood - The Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity's 65th Florida District Conference brought together hundreds of members from Florida and beyond for a four-day event in Jacksonville. The conference featured business sessions, professional development workshops, community service, and traditions like the Miss Old Gold and Black Scholarship Pageant and the District Step Show. The event, led by District Director Brother Christopher Polke and Assistant District Director Brother

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2:13

Norwegian Gem becomes Jacksonville's 2nd cruise ship

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2025/10/31

**Summary:**On October 31st, Norwegian Cruise Line's Norwegian Gem made its debut at Jacksonville's port, marking a significant milestone for the city's travel industry. The ship, which can accommodate over 2,300 guests and 1,100 crew members, offers a range of amenities including a spa, multiple restaurants, a casino, a climbing wall, and numerous pools. The Norwegian Gem is now offering cruises to the Bahamas and beyond, providing travelers with more options for their vacations. The arrival of

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1:56

Legacy Day: Protecting Your Family’s End Zone – Free...

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2025/10/31

National Estate Planning Week event empowers families to protect assets and create legacies. NFL player Larentee McCray shares personal insights on legacy building. Jason Brown discusses The Legacy Deck card game, emphasizing the importance of open money conversations. Carrie Davis stresses that estate planning is not just for the wealthy, but for everyone seeking peace of mind and long-term financial health. Attendees receive practical resources to secure their family's future.The Daily News Now! —

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2:22

Legacy Day: Protecting Your Familys End Zone – Free...

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2025/10/31

New Mt. Zion Church of Long Star celebrates 159 years of faith, love, and service, marking a significant milestone with a special anniversary service. The event, open to the public, featured a guest speaker, Dr. Vance Phillip Ross, who shared powerful words about resilience and God's love. The day also included a special dinner, fostering connections and memories among the community. The church, founded in 1866, has evolved over generations, now offering various ministries and services, all guided

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2:47

'unprecedented food emergency' predicted if federal...

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2025/10/31

Jacksonville-area nonprofits face a potential hunger crisis as federal food programs like SNAP and WIC payments are on hold due to the government shutdown. Food pantries are bracing for a surge in people needing help, with demand already doubling at places like Naval Air Station Jacksonville. Local leaders urge the state to declare an emergency and release funds, while community groups encourage donations, volunteers, and support. The most urgent need is to get food to families, kids, seniors, and

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2:17

48 Hour Film Project Quickly Inspires Local...

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2025/10/31

By The Way (What’s Your Name) - Team Caas, led by veteran producer Carlos Smith, won Best Use of Prop and third place in Audience Choice at the 48 Hour Film Project. This annual event, held in 100 cities, challenges filmmakers to create a short film from scratch in just two days. Smith, who started making films at 18, brings experience and passion to Team Caas, blending it with new energy. The competition offers local awards and a chance for standout films to reach international film festivals.The

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2:04

Wildlife officials defend biologist's firing over...

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2025/10/31

In a legal battle that's captivating Florida, a wildlife biologist, Brittney Brown, was fired after a private Instagram post about a controversial figure. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission argues her dismissal was about maintaining their reputation and public trust, not punishing her political views. Brown's attorneys, however, claim her post was personal and had no connection to her work. The case could set a precedent for how public employees' off-duty speech is handled, with a

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2:26

Keane's Tavern adds another new downtown spot in The...

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2025/10/31

Keane's Tavern, an Irish pub, grandly opened in downtown Jacksonville on October 31st, marking the return of such an establishment to the city center since 2019. The pub, located near the Hyatt Regency Riverfront, is part of a revitalization effort in the entertainment district, thanks to a city program supporting new businesses in historic buildings. Owner Evan Rajta, inspired by his wife's maiden name, offers a mix of Irish and American fare, live music, and a stage for performances. The pub is

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1:40

Stabbing leaves man dead at Jacksonville's...

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2025/10/31

On Halloween morning, a deadly altercation at Anheuser-Busch's Jacksonville brewery left one contractor dead and another detained. The incident, which occurred before dawn, has left the community in shock and authorities working to piece together the events leading up to the stabbing. As the investigation continues, no charges have been filed and no names have been released.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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2:30

Find free food near you: Pantries and upcoming...

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2025/10/31

With the SNAP funding set to expire on November 1st, food insecurity is a pressing issue for millions, including those in Northeast Florida. However, local organizations and businesses are rallying to provide support. Feeding Northeast Florida offers mobile food pantries, while Farm Share distributes fresh produce and meats. Military families can access free food at designated locations, and local restaurants offer special deals. Churches and shelters also run their own pantries. Check

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2:09

'Keep Jax Cute, Don't Pollute': Jacksonville city...

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2025/10/30

Jacksonville City Leaders Launch 'Keep Jax Cute, Don't Pollute' Campaign to Combat Litter ProblemIn response to the growing litter issue, Jacksonville city leaders have announced new initiatives, including a catchy jingle from local hip-hop artist Mal Jones. Business owners like Dana Miller express relief as the city targets hotspots for cleanup. Mayor Donna Deegan encourages residents to participate in programs like the Jax Litter League and Adopt-A-Park, emphasizing that everyone has a role in

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2:11

'They're our neighbors': More Jacksonville businesses...

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2025/10/30

In the face of federal cuts and government shutdown, the First Coast in Florida is feeling the strain, with military families and parents relying on assistance struggling to make ends meet. However, a wave of kindness is sweeping through the community, with Wicked Batter Cafe in Orange Park offering free furlough birthday cakes to affected families, and State Representative Angie Nixon's Café Resistance providing free bag lunches to children. These small acts of generosity are making a significant

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2:21

From Real Estate to Real Impact: How Black in Jax ...

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2025/10/30

Black in Jax Anime: A Vibrant Anime Community in Jacksonville - A year ago, Larry Lewis started a small Facebook group in Jacksonville to make friends, which has now grown into a thriving anime community of over 4,000 members. With events at local businesses and a new 6,000 sq. ft. clubhouse, the group offers games, cosplay, and a welcoming environment for anime fans, particularly people of color. Led by admins like Malaia Okolie and moderators like Jil Harris, the group aims to expand across

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2:44

Community Baby Shower Honors Infant Morality...

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2025/10/30

The Magnolia Project and Northeast Florida Healthy Start Coalition hosted a Community Baby Shower, sponsored by Senator Tracie Davis, at the Legends Center. Over 125 families attended, receiving essential baby items and learning about maternal health, infant CPR, breastfeeding support, and more. The event aimed to connect families, boost women's health, address various needs, and provide education for a healthy start. It was part of a broader effort to tackle Duval County's high infant mortality

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2:38

Jacksonville farmers markets brace for SNAP uncertainty

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2025/10/30

Duval County faces a food crisis as over 150,000 people risk losing SNAP benefits, leaving local farmers markets like Eartha's Farm & Market and Riverside Arts Market struggling. With the Fresh Access Bucks program as a beacon of hope, market managers and local leaders are rallying to provide support, as the community braces for a challenging weekend and the potential impact on families' ability to put food on the table.The Daily News Now! — Every city. Every story. AI-powered. Hosted on Acast. See

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2:16

House of God Awards Honors Women’s Commitment to...

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2025/10/30

The House Of God Saints In Christ hosted their 98th National Holy Convocation, launching their first Community Spotlight and Recognition award ceremony. Ten women, including Dr. Shaun Powell, a filmmaker and educator, and Ms. Ava Jacques, CEO of ALCAM Community Action Motivator, were honored for their community service and professional achievements. The church aims to inspire others through public recognition of these women's efforts, emphasizing the power of collective effort and individual

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2:25

'Their safety depends on you': AAA comments on the...

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2025/10/30

AAA urges drivers to slow down and move over for roadside workers, highlighting the risks and consequences of not doing so. With forty-six emergency responders killed last year, the Move Over Law in Florida emphasizes the importance of switching lanes if safe when seeing flashing lights or cones. Drivers are reminded to check local rules when traveling out of state, as Move Over Laws vary. AAA's core message: if you see flashing lights, slow down and move over to keep roadside workers safe.The Daily

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