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Clay County to consider hardship and veteran exemptions as stormwater fee approaches Original

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By Jasmine Butler Verified
| WJAX-TV (Jacksonville, FL) Verified
CLAY COUNTY, Fla. — A new stormwater assessment fee is set to take effect for parts of Clay County on Oct. 1, and residents are still pushing back against it. County commissioners are expected to discuss possible exemptions Tuesday for people experiencing hardship and disabled veterans, concerns residents raised during the meeting where the vote passed. Residents packed the Clay County Board of Commissioners meeting on Aug. 25; many of them showed their opposition to the fee.
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Attorney says new findings show Asia Bennett’s fatal shot entered her back Original

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By Jasmine Butler Verified
| WJAX-TV (Jacksonville, FL) Verified
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The attorney for the family of a Jacksonville woman killed in an officer-involved shooting says new findings show she was shot in the back. Civil rights attorney Ben Crump represents the family of 22-year-old Asia Bennett, who was killed last month after a domestic violence call. Crump held a news conference Friday in Jacksonville, where he shared photos and details from an embalmer report. He said the report shows Bennett was shot in her back from the side.
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CAUGHT ON CAMERA: Disabled veteran still waiting for arrest after hit-and-run at his home Original

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By Jasmine Butler Verified
| WJAX-TV (Jacksonville, FL) Verified
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A disabled Jacksonville homeowner says he is still searching for answers one month after a car slammed into his house and left significant damage that has made part of his home inaccessible. Dwayne Coly is a Marine veteran who has lived in his Normandy Jacksonville home for about five years. He relies on inclined lifts to get up his staircase. Since the crash on July 29, 2026, he has not been able to use them.
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