Neptune Beach will swear in its new police chief Friday evening. Chief Michael Key will take over running the police department at 6 p.m.
– Neptune Beach will swear in its new police chief Friday evening. Chief Michael Key took over the role after the resignation of former Police Chief Richard Pike. Pike now serves as city manager.
Chief Key has served with the Neptune Beach Police Department for the last 18 years. He was born and raised in Jacksonville. Chief Key started his career as a volunteer firefighter with St. Johns County Fire Rescue.Please join us in welcoming our new Chief of Police, Chief Michael J. Key Jr. On August 1st, 2023 Chief Key was...
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Record $1.58B Mega Millions Ticket Sold at Neptune Beach PublixThe winning ticket in Tuesday’s $1.58 billion Mega Millions drawing was sold at a Publix in Neptune Beach. The prize was the largest in Mega Millions history, and now everyone is just waiting for the winner to come forward.
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Pharmacy at Neptune Beach Publix robbed 2 days before store’s Mega Millions win: policeTwo days before a Neptune Beach Publix made national headlines for selling the winning $1.58 billion Mega Millions ticket, the store attracted the unwanted attention of an armed robbery suspect, according to police.
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How big is the $1.58B winning Mega Millions ticket in Neptune Beach? Inside the numbersA Neptune Beach Publix sold Tuesday's winning $1.58 billion Mega Millions ticket. Here's a look at how that stacks up in Jacksonville history. Mayor Donna Deegan presented her first budget of $1.75 billion to the Jacksonville City Council in July. The $1.58 billion jackpot would amount to 90 percent of the city's 2023-24 fiscal year budget. It's also more than the entire $1.53 billion budget that passed the City Council for 2021-22 under Mayor Lenny Curry. The , approved during John Delaney's second term as mayor, totaled some $2
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Judge rules 'probable cause' in Heuermann DNA swab request in Gilgo Beach caseSuffolk County Supreme Court Judge Timothy Mazzei has ruled that there is 'probable cause' to believe Rex Heuermann committed some of the Gilgo Beach murders, and therefore, a basis to compel the buccal swab. Heuermann's defense attorney opposes the DNA swab request from prosecutors in the ongoing trial of the Gilgo Beach serial killer.
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Gilgo Beach murders suspect must give DNA swab, judge rules | CNNA Suffolk County judge sided with prosecutors and ruled Gilgo Beach murders suspect Rex Heuermann must provide a DNA sample, according to a court ruling filed Wednesday.
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