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Emily Turner anchors the 4PM newscasts on Action News Jax and is an investigative reporter. She is a Jacksonville native who moved home after working in newsrooms in Mobile, Orlando, Tucson and San Francisco. She has been with the station since July of 2021. She is a two-time Emmy Award winning journalist whose work has also earned her two nation Gracie Awards and a Regional Murrow Award. She has been reporting the news since 2007 and has covered the Gulf oil spill, Trayvon Martin and Casey Anthony cases and wildfires in California. Emily is as busy outside of the newsroom as she is in it. She teaches English as a second language, plays golf, and regularly enrolls in community classes to pick up a new skill. She and her two little boys live on the Southside with a golden retriever they rescued. Emily loves a good story and a good laugh. If you have either, email her at eturner@actionnewsjax.com.
Three St. Johns County Airport Authority board members are facing criminal charges in connection to violations of Florida’s Sunshine Law.
Top brass at the Department of Defense is weighing in on the way the military moves its members after an Action News Jax investigation.
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.
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.
In the digital age, we all know our data is out there, but did you know it could determine the price you pay?
Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan is one step closer to making major changes to the Jacksonville Transportation Authority board.
The Jacksonville Transportation Authority had to field more tough questions from one of its board members.
TRANSCOM says the number of “missed pickups and deliveries and other issue, led USTRANSCOM leaders to take corrective actions.” leading them to adjust “the volume Homesafe will manage.” That’s a very different stance from what TRANSCOM told us in an interview last month.
Public records show the City of Neptune Beach failed to file financial audits on time under former Mayor Elaine Brown’s leadership, putting more than $1 million of state funding at risk.
Fireworks flew at the Jacksonville Transportation Authority’s board meeting on Thursday. One board member went on the record with major concerns about ridership numbers and sponsorship funding.
