JACKSONVILLE, Fla. --  Fred Gardner said in 2009, JEA dug up the 7000 block of Oakwood Drive in Arlington to connect his home and his neighbors' homes on the block to the city's sewer system.

But he said when they repaved the street, they did not reinstall any curbs. So when it rains, a river of water flows down his driveway, toward his home.

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Gardner said, "Every time I talk to someone, I get the 'we're going to take care of that, we're going to look into it, we'll see what we can do about that,' but nobody ever does anything.'"

JEA's project outreach coordinator Greg Corcoran said JEA contractors did the work in 2009, but they could not replace the existing asphalt curb because it was not up to City of Jacksonville standards.

When they made their way across the stage May 5 to receive their diplomas, these Jacksonville University graduates made a little history, too.

They were part of the first graduating class of JU’s prestigious MFA in Choreography program, one of only a handful nationwide whose low-residency approach lets mid-career artists continue their professional lives while advancing their knowledge in performance and choreography.

“This program expanded my mind and perspective in terms of thinking about my career and potential,” said an excited Michelle Grant Murray, one of 10 graduates of the program, who teaches dance in Miami and has directed shows as far away as Japan. “It gave me the opportunity to meet new people and go to new places. It’s amazing, the amount of freedom to explore your processes without having everything superimposed on you.”

Editor's Note: After Ken's report Walker was able to obtain a license. 

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- 21 year old Jessie Walker said she's persona non grata.

"I've never had a driver license or state ID. I've never been able to obtain one," she said.

She said her many attempts to get a state ID have all been rejected.

"(I've tried) North Carolina, Raleigh, Fayetteville, Raiford, Charlotte. Florida I've been to Jacksonville, West Palm. Boynton Beach, Davie, Pompano Beach," said Walker.

Walker was adopted from a Pennsylvania group home when she was 14. She said it was a closed adoption. Moving from state to state. she lost her only copy of her birth certificate and getting a new one is not easy.