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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) arrested a Jacksonville man, Zachariah Salak, for sending inappropriate material to a kid and not following the rules about registering his online accounts. FDLE says Salak, who is already a registered sexual predator, was messaging a young person on Snapchat and had several online accounts like Roblox and Discord that he never told the state about. STREAM ACTION NEWS JAX LIVE He’s also accused of messing with evidence and living too close to places where kids hang out. The investigation started back in January when police in Coconut Creek asked for help with a case involving inappropriate messages sent to a minor on Snapchat. They later found out it was Salak. Salak was arrested on February 10 with help from the Coconut Creek Police Department and the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office. Police think there might be more victims and encourage anyone who knows anything to call the FDLE Miami office at (305) 470-5500. Click here to download the free Action News Jax news and weather apps, click here to download

Fresh off of a two-year extension, St. Louis Cardinals manager Oli Marmol is already making headlines with quotes. The St. Louis Cardinals are entering the 2026 season without your traditional veteran leader on the team. Gone are the days of All-Stars like Paul Goldschmidt, Nolan Arenado, Sonny Gray, Brendan Donovan, and Willson Contreras. The most experienced player on the team based on service time is Ryne Stanek, with just over eight years of service time. Only Stanek, Dustin May (six years), JoJo Romero (five years), and Ramon Urias (five years) have logged more than five years of service time in their careers. 22 of the 26 players on the Opening Day roster will still be in arbitration or pre-arbitration. Leadership, at least in the traditional sense, is scarce. That leaves it up to the coaching staff and long-time Cardinals to step up and lead the team, and manager Oliver Marmol believes this young crop of players is now ready to step up to the challenge.After several years in waiting,  » Read More

​Speaking to an audience of marketing and agency leaders at MAD//North, The Very Group’s chief customer officer Jessica Myers opened with an uncomfortable truth for the industry. "Somebody in your category knows your customer better than you do," she warned. "They know when they're going to buy. They know when they're going to churn. They know before they release a piece of content, what's going to convert before it even lands. And they are bidding against you." To survive in this landscape, she explained, brands must do more than simply react to data – they must operate on it. Crucially, that doesn't just mean turning up the volume. "This is not just about having the biggest budget, the loudest voice, the most amount of creative content, or yet another dashboard," she said. For Very, which evolved from the nostalgic Littlewoods catalogue into a flagship e-commerce brand with over 4.5  million customers and 1.2 million daily site visits, that means connecting every single stage of the shopping journey. The brand's target customer is highly specific. She is around 40 years old, married, working full-time, and looking after her household. Crucially, as Jessica noted, she is the "ultimate budgeting queen”. But she

Virgin Atlantic today announces the launch of its new mobile app, designed to put the world of Virgin Atlantic in the pocket of every guest, making travel faster, simpler and smarter. Available now, the app brings every trip together in one place. From booking through to boarding and beyond, guests can see upcoming journeys at a glance, manage key travel details and access support in real time. Designed with Flying Club members at its core but accessible to all, the app is simple to use, built with accessibility in mind and focused on keeping personal details secure. Flying Club members can track their points and tier progress, see how close they are to their next reward and manage their account directly within the app. Guests can search and book flights, choose seats and meals, request assistance and check in via their phone, keep boarding pass close at hand. Passport scanning technology allows passenger details to be added quickly, while live, time-sensitive notifications give guests confidence that they always have the latest information,  » Read More

This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at PSU chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus. For years, people have been falling in love through dating apps. Apps like Tinder and Hinge turned love into a swipe-based game, where you could easily match with someone online. But recently, Gen Z and millennials seem to be rejecting dating apps and turning to a different app: Snapchat.  When you think of Snapchat, you don’t typically think of it as a dating app. While your Snapchat profile reveals things like your birthday, astrology sign and snap score, that’s typically all the information it limits you to. Even Instagram profiles give you more information than Snapchat. The app is simply used for messaging and is built around disappearing videos and photos. Yet, college and high school students are forming romantic relationships through it.   Unfortunately, as women, we no longer live in a “rom-com” world where a man will approach you and ask you for your number. Connections are rarely made in person anymore, which is why we have resorted to apps like Snapchat. If a man is bold enough to ask you for a form of contact, he isn’t asking for your number; he is asking for your Snap. If you have a man’s number, that likely means your relationship has been taken to the next

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Distributed by EIN Presswire Jo Kendall (Prog / Classic Rock) interviews Aisles on Instagram live ahead of the YouTube premiere of Blue Skies (live at Abbey Road) this Wednesday at 6pm UK ASHEVILLE, NC, UNITED STATES, March 3, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — A powerful live performance filmed inside Studio 3 at Abbey Road Studios — a milestone moment ahead of the band’s next studio album. Filmed during the band’s recent UK tour — which included a highly successful appearance at HRH Prog — the session documents a defining moment in Aisles’ international trajectory. On 17 November 2025, four songs were recorded fully live at Abbey Road, to be released individually throughout the year on YouTube, culminating in a full live EP available on CD and digital platforms later this year. Jo Kendall, music journalist from Prog Magazine and Classic Rock, was there to witness the session, and she will join Aisles again on Instagram Live this Wednesday 4th of March at 6 pm UK, to discuss the video and performance. The performance features the band’s current lineup consisting of Boris Seeder (lead vocals), Germán Vergara (guitars, vocals), Juan Pablo Gaete (keyboards), Daniel Alejandro Concha Baird-Kerr (bass) and Alvaro Poblete (drums). The

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Captain Rick Shelford announced that his 'Deadliest Catch' co-star Todd Meadows died on Wednesday, Feb. 25 at 25. He shared the news in a Facebook ...  » Read More