Emily Turner
Anchor, Reporter and Investigator at WJAX-TV (Jacksonville, FL)
Anchor, Reporter and Investigator at WFOX-TV (Jacksonville, FL)
Anchor, reporter, investigator. Currently back home in Jax at Action News. Never turns down a good laugh or a good story. IG: turner_loose1
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2 days ago |
actionnewsjax.com | Emily Turner
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — May is the start of the busy military moving season, and thousands of local service members could be caught in the fallout of a new program. Action News Jax has been investigating the military’s rollout of the Global Household Goods Contract. Investigator Emily Turner talked to military members whose goods were late or lost. As a result of all the issues, the military dialed back the new program and its company, Homesafe Alliance.
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1 week ago |
actionnewsjax.com | Emily Turner
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Big changes are in store for the way the Jacksonville Transportation Authority is governed, and we now know why the legislature took action yet again. New legislation has just passed that will give more power to the state when it comes to who’s in charge. Action News Jax has been covering JTA for more than a year, and this is the second state law passed directly affecting JTA since our “Taken for a Ride” series began.
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1 week ago |
actionnewsjax.com | Emily Turner
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — In the digital age, we all know our data is out there, but did you know it could determine the price you pay? An Action News Jax investigation found that companies could use the information they gather on you to charge more when you’re shopping online. If one person is an impulsive buyer and another a bargain hunter, they may be charged differently for the same item.
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1 month ago |
actionnewsjax.com | Emily Turner
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan is one step closer to making major changes to the Jacksonville Transportation Authority board. Deegan’s administration filed legislation to remove one of Deegan’s appointees, Megan Hayward, in the middle of her first term. That will now head to a final vote in the full Jacksonville City Council next week, but not without making waves in committee. The change-up comes just after Hayward started asking questions of JTA leadership.
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1 month ago |
actionnewsjax.com | Emily Turner
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Jacksonville Transportation Authority had to field more tough questions from one of its board members. This is the second meeting Megan Hayward raised major concerns with the authority. Action News Jax has been covering JTA for more than a year, and reports these issues have to do with what Hayward said are pricey executive perks.
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Great discussion with @UofNorthFlorida President Dr Moez Limayem on my show #ThisWeekinthe904 on @ActionNewsJax Episode airs Sunday morning https://t.co/vsRGGI1EZC
“IT IS UNFAIR!” Companies are keeping tabs on your online shopping to charge some people more for the same product. “They shouldn’t be allowed to do that.” We’ll show you what they’re tracking so you can keep more of your money. | @ActionNewsJax at 5:45pm https://t.co/4BeQbVJO2Z
