Chat about scholarship opportunities for deserving students from underserved communities

A Jacksonville city council member has introduced a bill that would send more than $143,000 toward the rehabilitation of Historic Stanton School on Ashley Street.

The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens wrapped up two days of its annual Arts for All Festival, welcoming kids with differing abilities from across Northeast Florida for art, music and time in the gardens.

Jacksonville’s Planning Department is seeking approval to update the city’s zoning code rules for home occupations in Section 656 so they match Florida Statute 559.955.

Rep. Angie Nixon of Jacksonville gave heavy pushback after Florida lawmakers approved a new congressional map that could help Republicans retain control of the House in the midterm elections.

Downtown Jacksonville continues to see significant growth in residents, development, and visitation, with more than 9,000 people now living downtown and $7 billion in projects planned or underway, according to the 2025 State of Downtown Report from Downtown Vision, Inc.

Established jazz club moving from San Marco to Downtown

Vintage Market held at Clay County Fairgrounds

Large vacant department stores in Jacksonville are attracting indoor adventure parks.

Police and crime scene tape were seen early Wednesday morning at the Riverview Apartments on Jacksonville’s Southside.

Edward Waters University (EWU) is taking immediate action following a series of incidents during Alumni Weekend in early April, announcing that informal, unsanctioned spring alumni gatherings on campus will no longer be permitted.

Jacksonville City Council approved an expansion of the city’s 3 a.m. liquor ordinance to the Brooklyn neighborhood during a council meeting Tuesday.

Jacksonville-area travelers have a limited window to cash in on deep-discount award flights through Delta Air Lines’ latest SkyMiles flash sale — but they’ll need to act fast.

A Fletcher Middle School student was arrested and accused of “making a serious threat of violence” against the school and possessing contraband, the principal said in a message to parents.

A local, family-owned plumbing company says it is still waiting to be paid thousands of dollars months after restoring water service to a troubled Westside apartment complex just days before Christmas.

A Jacksonville man accused of shooting a security guard at an illegal gambling operation in August 2023 was sentenced Thursday to 15 years in prison after pleading guilty to attempted first-degree felony murder and armed robbery, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

A 42-year-old woman was arrested Saturday after animal care officers seized nine dogs and three cats from a home and accused her of multiple counts of animal cruelty, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said.

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JaxParks, Jacksonville’s Parks and Recreation Department, keeps the community active and engaged with weekly programs and events throughout the month, from free fitness classes and art workshops to live music gatherings and major vendor showcases like First Fridays at Friendship Fountain. Follow them on social media at @jaxparkscoj for the latest on all community programming, schedules, and upcoming fun.

Wildfire danger is rising in the Jacksonville area as fires impact Brantley County and surrounding regions. News4JAX’s Meteorologist Katie Garner shares an optimistic forecast for rain helping fight the fires, while drought conditions and rainfall deficits persist.

The Harveys Supermarket in Northwest Jacksonville can officially become a Winn-Dixie. According to the Jacksonville Daily Record, the city issued a permit for the conversion on April 24 for $873,700.

A Jacksonville City Council investigative committee is expanding its review of allegations of a toxic work environment and racism at JEA, the city-owned utility.

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Dance company hosts their annual showcase and party

A 27-year-old Jacksonville man was killed Sunday afternoon when his motorcycle collided with a sedan at the intersection of St. Johns Bluff Road and the Interstate 295 entrance ramp, the Florida Highway Patrol said.

A man in his mid-20s was killed in a three-vehicle crash on Sunday afternoon in the 6900 block of Schindler Drive, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said.

Jacksonville faces worsening drought and wildfire risk as high winds and limited rainfall impact the area. News4JAX Meteorologist Katie Garner shares the latest safety updates and forecast details.

More than five years after her son was found dead on the side of a Jacksonville road, a local mother is still searching for answers — and urging anyone with information to come forward.

Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office detectives are investigating an early-morning shooting that left one man with a gunshot wound Saturday.

Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office investigators are searching for a suspect following a robbery at a Chase Bank on Atlantic Boulevard Saturday afternoon.

Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office arrested a 19-year-old man in connection with a deadly shooting at an apartment complex on Collins Road.

Officers responded to an apartment on Collins Road on the city’s westside just after 7:45 p.m. Friday after reports of a shooting. That location is just off Roosevelt Boulevard near Knightsbridge Circle and Fulham Road. The woman died at a hospital.

The Sandalwood High School band earned a spot in the National Memorial Day Parade in Washington, D.C. next month, but the school still needs the community’s help to get there.

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Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier’s office sent a subpoena in recent days to JEA for records relating to a controversial lobbying contract that the agency’s CEO nixed at the beginning of the year.

Some lanes of of Beach Boulevard are closed from Ryar Road to Dean Road as crews respond to an active commercial structure fire Friday morning, officials said.

A review by Jacksonville’s Office of Inspector General revealed that several employees of the Jacksonville Housing Authority may have received full salaries and benefits while also collecting workers’ compensation payments.

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Jacksonville officials have enacted an emergency burn ban across all of Duval County in response to dangerous wildfire conditions threatening the area.

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Team Terrapin and Bold City Brewery are teaming up for Drink Beer, Save Turtles, a Jacksonville conservation event benefiting the Turtle Survival Alliance and local diamondback terrapin protection efforts. Taking place April 25th from 5-9 pm at Bold City Brewery on Roselle Street, the event features turtles, live music, a silent auction, special merchandise, and Bold City brews including Shell Shocked IPA. Guests can learn more about protecting turtles in Northeast Florida while supporting local conservation in a fun, family-friendly setting. For details, visit the event page at turtlesurvival.org.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed two bills from this year’s legislative session into law Wednesday afternoon, during a news conference at the Florida State College of Jacksonville’s South Campus.

A man wanted in connection with a deadly shooting earlier Wednesday was shot and killed by Jacksonville police after he opened fire on officers attempting to arrest him in Julington Creek, authorities said.

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A man was hospitalized after being shot at a Northwest Jacksonville motel early Wednesday morning, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

A proposed water treatment plan could send millions of gallons of treated wastewater from Jacksonville into North Florida rivers — raising both hope and concern among residents, environmental advocates and water management leaders.

Jacksonville Fire and Rescue has issued an immediate burn ban for all of Duval County as dangerous wildfire conditions grip the area.

A four-month investigation into HealthLink Jax is nearing its conclusion, according to a Jacksonville city councilman who initially raised concerns about potential illegal misconduct and misuse of taxpayer dollars.

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Dr. Ludie Bond is with Florida Forestry Services and joins us via Zoom to discuss the growing wildfires in Northeast Florida.

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Invitation for the community to explore Historic Springfield

As the Jacksonville Transportation Authority moves to modernize the Skyway, officials want to hear from the community about the changes they'd like to see

The Jaguars are back in the building and back to work, ready for Year 2 of the Liam Coen era with some much-needed familiarity back, too.

The 130th Boston Marathon had plenty of local representation on Monday, with 74 area runners finishing the iconic 26.2-mile course, including Bolles graduate Charles Hicks turning in a top-10 finish.

A series of anonymous text messages criticizing prominent Jacksonville leaders has escalated, with the sender now directly contacting News4JAX Anchor/Reporter Tarik Minor.

A News4JAX I-TEAM investigation into a decades-long oversight at a local recovery program has prompted a wave of community support, helping keep the organization afloat as it works to meet costly safety requirements.

Mom Made Jax is more than just a farmer’s market—it’s a space where motherhood and entrepreneurship come together.

The FBI Jacksonville Field Office is warning the public about a growing scheme in which scammers impersonate law enforcement and government officials — including FBI Special Agents — in attempts to extort money or steal personal information.

A News4JAX request for public records stemming from the ongoing controversy surrounding JEA triggered a cost estimate from the city of Jacksonville for nearly $4,000.

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When discussing Raines High School alumni, you typically hear about the athletes who have had professional careers, but this creative is blazing her own trail by representing Jacksonville in the entertainment industry.

A man and a dog were found inside a burned dumpster early Monday on Heckscher Drive, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

A Jacksonville family’s week-long search for a missing loved one has come to an end after 28-year-old Jo’el Williams was found safe.

Fans of Rush will have a chance to relive the band’s iconic sound when The Rush Tribute Project takes the stage at the Florida Theatre this week.

A Jacksonville mother is calling for increased safety measures at a Westside park after she says her teenage son was violently attacked by a group of strangers.

The Republican Party of Florida on Friday announced that it is filing a formal complaint with the Florida Elections Commission against Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan’s re-election campaign.

The Jaguars are moving on from offensive lineman Cooper Hodges, a former Baker County High School star.

The Jaguars are shipping off disappointing draft pick Maason Smith to the Falcons in exchange for Ruke Orhorhoro, according to multiple reports.

A widely used classroom design platform, best known for helping users build presentations, posters and social media-style graphics, is now at the center of the arrest of a former Jacksonville teacher.

The News4JAX I-TEAM has uncovered new details about an anonymous mass text message campaign targeting two prominent Jacksonville leaders.

A Jacksonville man was arrested on Wednesday and accused of pulling a “deadly weapon” on neighbors during a dispute involving children.

A 34-year-old math teacher and athletics coach at a Jacksonville private school has been arrested on multiple charges related to child exploitation following an investigation by the Clay County Sheriff’s Office.

Community members are getting hands-on training and safety tips on Friday at JaxReady Fest at the Prime Osborn Convention Center.

A Jacksonville real estate broker who is accused of orchestrating a Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors of nearly $6 million now faces federal charges of wire fraud, related to loans from the COVID-19 era Paycheck Protection Program.

Agape Health and Wellness Center and New Breed Creation Life Center will host a community health fair offering free screenings, resources and family support on Saturday, April 25.

Big: Culture & Arts Festival returned for its fourth consecutive year, blending nationally touring musicians, circus arts and street culture while spotlighting Florida artists, including some from Jacksonville.

One man is recovering after he was shot inside a home on Thursday night, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said.

A Temple Christian Academy employee has been arrested and charged with multiple felonies involving minors, following an investigation by the Clay County Sheriff’s Office.

A Jacksonville mother is asking for the public’s help as she continues to search for her missing 13-year-old daughter, who has been gone for months.

Advocates are renewing their push for a $10 million affordable housing trust fund in Jacksonville, as city leaders face growing pressure to address rising housing costs.

An American Airlines flight coming from Fort Lauderdale diverted to the Jacksonville International Airport due to mechanical issues on Thursday.

A 22-year-old man was arrested on Thursday in connection with a fatal shooting that happened at a Circle K off Square Lake Boulevard, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said.

A former Jacksonville pastor has been indicted on four counts of wire fraud for allegedly directing fraudulent Paycheck Protection Program loans, federal authorities said.

Nearly two years after a mass shooting at a Dollar General in Northwest Jacksonville left three people dead, city and state leaders say they are investing millions into the community — with the goal of preventing violence before it starts.

One day after the FBI offered a reward of up to $1 million for information leading to the arrest of one of its 10 most wanted fugitives, the fugitive was arrested in Alachua County.

Mayor Donna Deegan will officially file paperwork on Thursday to seek re-election, citing progress on neighborhoods, public safety, affordability and economic development that the mayor said is transforming downtown.

Campaign to find more male mentors of color for boys

A Circle K clerk was shot in the neck at Central Parkway and St. Johns Bluff Road early Thursday, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said.

A man was fatally shot in the head after an argument inside a Circle K gas station off Square Lake Boulevard Wednesday night, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said.

Nearly four years after 18-year-old Rashaud Fields was shot and killed just hours after his high school graduation, his family and a Jacksonville city leader are coming together to honor his memory.

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Former Florida House Speaker Paul Renner, a Jacksonville Republican now running for governor, kicked off what he’s calling his “Affordability Now” tour this week in Northeast Florida, arguing that everyday costs have outpaced Floridians’ ability to keep up.

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A River City Science Academy teacher was arrested Tuesday and charged with felony counts alleging he solicited a romantic relationship with a student and unlawfully used a communication device, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said.

If drivers are caught going 50+ miles over the speed limit or at least 100 miles per hour, they face a criminal misdemeanor.

City officials announced that the state has approved a $3 million appropriation to support programs in northwest Jacksonville aimed at boosting small businesses, expanding vocational and workforce training, addressing food insecurity and preventing youth crime.