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Sugarland's 'Ride or Die Tour' is coming to St. Augustine this fall

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By Doris Alvarez Cea Verified
| Florida Times-Union Verified
Aug. 13, 2026, 1:57 p.m. ET The country duo Sugarland will perform at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre on October 1, 2026. This performance is part of the Grammy-winning duo's 'Ride or Die Tour.' Tickets go on sale Friday, August 14, at 10 a.m. via AXS and the venue box office. Ticket prices for the concert will range from $65.27 to $189.99.
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Jacksonville heat index could reach 111 degrees. When will temps peak?

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By Doris Alvarez Cea Verified, Cheryl McCloud Verified
| Florida Times-Union Verified
Aug. 12, 2026, 2:08 p.m. ET Heat advisories are in effect for 64 of Florida’s 67 counties due to a dangerous heat wave. Heat indices are expected to reach between 107 and 111 degrees across the state. A "heat dome" moving across the southern U.S. is prolonging the extreme heat and humidity. Afternoon thunderstorms may provide some temporary relief from the high temperatures. Florida is feeling more like a giant oven this week, with dangerous heat spreading across nearly the entire state.
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Red tide health alert issued near Ft. George Inlet. See local impacts

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By Doris Alvarez Cea Verified
| Florida Times-Union Verified
A red tide health alert is in effect for the Jacksonville area near Ft. George Inlet. Shellfish and distressed fish from red tide areas should not be eaten. Officials advise against swimming in affected waters and eating local shellfish. A red tide health alert first issued last week remains in effect near Ft. George Inlet, prompting health officials to continue urging Jacksonville-area residents and beachgoers to avoid the affected area.
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