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AIAI news brief· Local news brief · Jacksonville · generated Sep 29, 2026

Recent public-news developments around this place, gathered from public sources.

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  1. [1] Jacksonville forms task force over $1.6M in unused pedestrian safety funds · Action News Jax (WJAX/WFOX, Cox Media Group)
  2. [2] Jacksonville Home + Patio Show Returns October 2nd · WOKV
  3. [3] Jaguars Player Retrieves Football After On-Field Altercation · Action News Jax (WJAX/WFOX, Cox Media Group)
  4. [4] Two U.S. Navy Aviators Eject Off Virginia Coast; Four Sailors Injured · News4JAX (WJXT)
  5. [5] JHA Board Member Sues Agency Over Housing Assistance Termination · Action News Jax (WJAX/WFOX, Cox Media Group)
  6. [6] Emo Night Karaoke Returns to Jacksonville · WOKV
  7. [7] Jacksonville Home + Patio Show Returns October 2 at Prime Osborn · Action News Jax (WJAX/WFOX, Cox Media Group)
  8. [8] Residents Express Concern After Second Shooting Near Jacksonville Beach Restaurant · News4JAX (WJXT)

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U.S. Marine Band Returns to Jacksonville for Free Concert at UNF

The U.S. Marine Band is returning to the University of North Florida for a free concert on October 9th. Erin Bodnar discussed the event and other School of Music opportunities for the community. Attendees should note that no bags are allowed inside.

CulturePublished Sep 29, 12:00 AM

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  1. WOKVSep 29, 12:00 AM

Emo Night Karaoke Returns to Jacksonville

The live-band karaoke event, Emo Night Karaoke, is returning to Jacksonville. The event will take place at Jack Rabbits on October 3. Attendees can expect songs ranging from My Chemical Romance to heavier tracks like "Toxicity" by System of a Down.

CulturePublished Sep 28, 12:00 AMAdded Sep 29, 7:40 AM

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  1. WOKVSep 28, 12:00 AM

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