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Radio News
September 4, 2008
Some local doctors are joining a call to change the way heart attack patients are treated in emergencies. WJCT’s Karen Feagins reports. Listen
September 3, 2008
National Weather Service meteorologists say the next day will be critical in determining whether Northeast Florida will be threatened by Tropical Storm Hanna. As WJCT’s Scott Kim reports, Hanna finally made it’s long-awaited turn to the north. Listen
September 2, 2008
Stanton College Preparatory students and parents stood before the Duval County School Board on Tuesday night challenging a proposal that would eliminate an academic requirement at certain middle and high schools. WJCT’s Alyssa Zamora reports. Listen
Pictures of starving children are showing up on Jacksonville billboards, part of a campaign by a local food bank to drive donations as it faces unprecedented shortages. WJCT’s Karen Feagins reports. Listen
Emergency officials in Jacksonville are turning their attention to (Tropical Storm) Hanna, which could pose a threat to our area by the end of the week. WJCT’s Karen Feagins has more in this report. Listen
Hurricane Hanna may still be hundreds of miles from Jacksonville, but it’s already having an effect on school activities. WJCT’s Scott Kim has more in this report. Listen
September 1, 2008
Local Red Cross officials say they’re not sending many volunteers to help with Hurricane Gustav because they’re looking ahead to (Tropical Storm) Hanna. WJCT’s Karen Feagins reports. Listen
Local non-profit leaders say private donations are not likely to be able to fill the gap left by cuts in government funding. As WJCT’s Karen Feagins reports, the non-profit sector in Jacksonville is bracing for a 25-million dollar hit this fiscal year. Listen
Governor Charlie Crist and Senator Mel Martinez will be on stage at the Republican National Convention this week in St. Paul, but a lesser known First Coast resident will also be at the podium. WJCT’s Kevin Meerschaert reports. Listen
Governor Charlie Crist and state emergency officials are warning Floridians to carefully watch Hurricane Hanna as it spins over the Bahamas. WJCT’s Scott Kim has more in this report. Listen
August 29, 2008
Florida law enforcement officials are poised to solve more cold cases with the help of jail inmates. F our agencies teamed up to unveil the state’s third deck of playing cards today, which officials hope will be another success. WJCT’s Alyssa Zamora reports. Listen
The effects of Fay just keep coming. Water left behind from the Tropical Storm has become a breeding ground for mosquitoes. WJCT’s Karen Feagins has more in this report. Listen
August 28, 2008
The state agency overseeing Medicaid reform is meeting today to determine what happens next for patients who will lose their health care providers later this year. WJCT’s Karen Feagins reports. Listen
The Jacksonville City Council Finance Committee gave its approval to the Sheriff’s budget yesterday (Thursday), but the Jacksonville Journey will have to wait. WJCT’s Kevin Meerschaert reports. Listen
August 27, 2008
Burials will begin as early as January of next year at a new National cemetery in Jacksonville. WJCT’s Karen Feagins has the details. Listen
