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NEWS4JAX anchor and reporter John Asebes recently went to great heights—700 feet, to be exact—to see the technology in action.

A former member of the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Gang Unit who pleaded guilty in July to enticement of a minor to engage in unlawful sexual activity is expected to be sentenced on Thursday.

Hundreds of community members attended the ceremony and to get the first glimpses inside the 100,000-square-foot store.

As St. Johns County continues to grow, officials face the challenge of balancing rapid development with maintaining infrastructure that meets the needs of its residents.

JWB Property Management announced Thursday it reached a settlement in a lawsuit that claimed the company’s screening algorithms discriminated against rental applicants who are Black.

If you’ve driven around Northeast Florida, you’ve likely seen logging trucks loaded high with tree logs. Yesterday, one of those trucks caused a traffic nightmare on I-295 near Normandy Boulevard. Attorney Curry Pajcic, who recently secured a $141 million settlement for victims of a similar crash, shared insights with News4JAX about this troubling incident.

It has been the hottest 2-month period to date and the warmth has finally released its hold on Jacksonville, giving way to a refreshing, albeit fleeting, blast of arctic air.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office was investigating a reported shooting on Fawn Lake Drive South in the Deercreek area Wednesday morning.

The University of Florida broke ground Thursday morning at the Leon L. Haley Jr. Trauma and Emergency Center, which was given its name to honor the former UF Health CEO who tragically died in a personal watercraft accident in July 2021.

Lows will be in the upper 30s to low 40’s into Saturday. Saturday will be the coldest morning of the week. We also have a high-pressure system lingering over us, which keeps the rain away, and provides all sunshine, all day!

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Two Palm Beach County deputies died Thursday and another was seriously injured after they were struck by a vehicle, according to media reports.

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Thanksgiving is quickly approaching and that means many organizations, charities and helping families in Northeast Florida.

Hundreds of community members attended the ceremony and to get the first glimpses inside the 100,000-square-foot store.

Here are some events that are making Northeast Florida shine this weekend.