Clay County is in the process of approving the rezoning and construction of two new buildings at Oakleaf Junior High and Lake Asbury Junior High. They will be the first two junior high schools in the county to accommodate 6th, 7th, and 8th grades.

Residents in Argyle are expressing frustration and sadness after a motorcycle crash claimed the life of a 17-year-old girl. The accident occurred on Argyle Forest Boulevard near the entrance to the Spencers Trace subdivision.

A 46-year-old man has been arrested and accused of murder following a 2023 shooting in Argyle, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

County Commissioners working to develop property in Oakleaf. Residents have been forced to pay to use Jacksonville library over the county line.

Elections were held for 11 local offices across northeast Florida and southeast Georgia.

JSO is investigating a death outside a residential pool on Collins Rd.

A Clay County mom experienced a terrifying moment Friday when she said she went to pick up her 4-year-old daughter from school and the child was nowhere to be found.

One man is dead following an early-morning shooting on the city’s Westside.

The Florida Legislature has moved forward with making certain types of car meetups and street races illegal.

Many parents in Argyle are sounding off about plans to redistrict a large number of students from Oakleaf Junior and Senior High to schools in Orange Park.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. The Jacksonville Public Library is having a change of heart on the reopening six of its locations. But because of the spike in coronavirus cases, the library has decided to keep them closed out of an abundance of caution. The librarys tech team will also be holding virtual classes. JPLs tech team will be holding classes on a variety of professional subjects. To find more information on the closures, reserving books or classes, visit the librarys website.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department is beginning construction on two new fire stations this week. Crews broke ground on Fire Station 61 off Middleburg Road and 103rd Street on Tuesday morning. It will open in under one year and will serve the people of Oakleaf and Argyle and need for additional rescue service in the area. Today was groundbreaking day for the next fire station in the city....Fire Station 61 on Old Middleburg rd will open in under a year serving the Argyle and Oakleaf area. #growth @CityofJax @JaxReady pic.twitter.com/PHwDLWd30c MyJFRD (@JFRDJAX) June 25, 2019On Friday, Jacksonville Fire and Rescue will begin construction on Station 73, near the Commerce Center.