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Hundreds of VyStar Credit Union customers were left in financial limbo after a banking error negatively impacted their credit scores, including a local man who said the issue has put his plans of buying a new home on hold.

Twenty-three people were arrested across multiple counties in Florida and Georgia during the operation, which spanned two months.

This is the second active federal lawsuit involving JSO’s controversial use of a police dog that The Tributary has identified

The Florida Department of Law Enforcement announced 18 arrests of sexual predators and sexual offenders as part of two joint investigations across Alachua and Columbia counties on Thursday.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is searching for a 67-year-old endangered woman with dementia on Thursday afternoon.

A mother is in the final stages of having a street named in honor of her daughter, Tiphne Hollis, who was killed 15 years ago in a drive-by shooting.

It is just days away from a special election in Northeast Florida and we will soon find out who will be the new Representative for Congressional District 6.

A Jacksonville man died Tuesday morning after being crushed by a bulldozer and a dump truck in Clay County, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

Jacksonville City Council proposed a bill that would provide over $800,000 for UF Health’s Mobile Stroke Training Unit to improve outcomes for stroke patients.

A Democratic senator says she's worried about the fallout from a major overhaul and layoffs at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

Florida lawmakers in 2023 passed a law aimed at starting high-school classes later in the morning, but two years later, the Florida Senate on Thursday unanimously passed a bill that would undo the law and leave it up to local officials to decide when schools start.

For more than a year, the daughter and widow of Jared Bridegan, the man ambushed and murdered in Jacksonville Beach in February 2022, have been turning a tragic experience into a beautiful act of kindness aimed at helping children who are in the middle of crime scenes or investigations.

Hey, Jacksonville! Check out these awesome events happening around Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia.

In this week’s episode of This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition, host Kent Justice sits down with Ron Autrey, the former CEO and chairman of Miller Electric.

On this special "on location" episode we catch up with Hulk Hogan and Jimmy "Mouth of the South" Hart on their "Real American Beer" Tour.

In honor of Women’s History Month, News4JAX will highlight local women who inspire and empower future generations through a special week-long streaming event featuring Generation W, beginning March 24.