Tobie Perkins

2 weeks ago | wltx.com | Tobie Perkins

CLAY COUNTY, Fla. — A 10-year-old boy was arrested at a Clay County elementary school Friday. The Clay County Sheriff's Office says the boy, a third grader, was reported by another student for having a weapon on school grounds. Staff members discovered he had a stun gun, police said. CCSO conducted a "criminal investigation," interviewing the child who reported the student and school staff. The stun gun was taken as evidence. No students were harmed.

2 weeks ago | firstcoastnews.com | Tobie Perkins

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Friday, a motorcyclist was hit and killed on a street that has been the site of many fatal crashes in recent years. The motorcyclist was traveling east on Argyle Forest Boulevard and was hit by a man in his 70's who was driving westbound, according to JSO. Police say the driver "drove into the path" of the motorcyclist. The motorcycle hit the passenger side of the car in the crash, JSO said. The motorcyclist was taken to a local hospital and he was pronounced dead there.

2 weeks ago | wtsp.com | Tobie Perkins

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — A bill aiming to protect state parks from certain development was signed into law Thursday by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. The bill will block the types of development that drew outrage across the state last summer, when the "Great Outdoors Initiative" was introduced. The bill will bar golf courses, resort-style lodges, pickleball courts and other sports facilities from being built on park land.

2 weeks ago | firstcoastnews.com | Tobie Perkins

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — A bill aiming to protect state parks from certain development was signed into law Thursday by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis. The bill will block the types of development that drew outrage across the state last summer, when the "Great Outdoors Initiative" was introduced. The bill will bar golf courses, resort-style lodges, pickleball courts and other sports facilities from being built on park land.

2 weeks ago | firstcoastnews.com | Tobie Perkins

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Twenty-three years after the investigation into the disappearance of a mother and her two children on an army base was closed, the Department of Army Criminal Investigation will be reopening the case -- and offering a large reward to anyone who can help. Tina Grogan and her two sons Stephon Grogan, 4, and Dale Grogan Jr., 6, have been missing since 1992.