Caleb Yauger

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Published: May 30, 2025 at 7:31 AMJACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Komsan Thai Kitchen is coming up on its one-year anniversary in June. It is located inside the RD International Market on Beach Boulevard, which is an Asian market filled with global foods and goods. Assistant Manager Andrew Lin, who is a University of Florida student living back at home for the summer, said the market brings the local Asian community together in one place. “It’s amazing,” Lin said.

1 week ago | news4jax.com | Caleb Yauger |Carlos Acevedo

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – With hurricane season just around the corner on June 1, Florida is facing an above average threat. Lawmakers, however, have yet to approve a sales tax holiday for hurricane supplies. The annual initiative remains in question as the state is still three weeks behind in finalizing its budget, putting the tradition in limbo. The hurricane sales tax holiday is an annual opportunity for Floridians to save money while stocking up on essential items.

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Loved ones, veterans, service members, government leaders, and citizens will gather Monday in memory of Jacksonville’s fallen heroes at the city’s annual Memorial Day observance. The yearly tradition is a heartfelt tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

2 weeks ago | news4jax.com | Caleb Yauger |Carlos Acevedo

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Robert “Kool” Bell said it’s been a blessing to be able to still perform after headlining Friday at the Jacksonville Jazz Festival. RELATED: Jacksonville Jazz Fest 2025 is happening this weekend. Here’s what you need to knowKool and the Gang have been making people get up and dance for decades at weddings, after parties, graduation ceremonies, and sold-out stadium concerts. Press the play button above to watch the full interview.

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Published: May 23, 2025 at 6:31 AMFlorida Gov. Ron DeSantis is putting pen to paper this week, signing dozens of laws. Some of the highlighted bills among the 17 he signed on Thursday include preserving state parks and cracking down on fentanyl distribution to minors. The bills will take effect later this year.