The Florida-Georgia game is staying in Jacksonville through 2031 the city announced on Friday morning, keeping the longstanding World’s Largest Outdoor Cocktail Party where it’s been played since the 1930s.

The City of Jacksonville’s Office of Sports & Entertainment brings exciting events and opportunities to Northeast Florida, boosting our economy, enhancing the city’s brand, and enriching the lives of both residents and visitors.

The annual Georgia-Florida rivalry game is back in Jacksonville for the 92nd meeting.

Over 20 organizations gathered at JEA for the 10th Light it Forward awards breakfast. The groups help provide utility bill assistance, housing and other services.

Your feedback can help shape the future landscape of Jacksonville’s parks.

An Eastside Jacksonville business owner and a city councilman are excited about the new Jaguars stadium agreement.

NFL owners voted unanimously to approve the stadium deal between the Jaguars and the City of Jacksonville on Tuesday, clearing the way for the Stadium of the Future to become a reality.

The Stadium of the Future faces its final challenge this week in Atlanta as NFL owners vote on Jacksonville’s $1.4 billion package on a new home for the Jaguars.

City of Jacksonville officials and other agencies will provide an update on Hurricane Helene’s response efforts Friday at noon.

Northeast Florida started to feel the effects of powerful and wide Hurricane Helene on Thursday night as the Category 4 storm made its way closer to the Gulf Coast.

The City of Jacksonville and other agencies will hold a news conference to inform the public about preparation for and response efforts to Hurricane Helene.

The City of Jacksonville and other agencies will hold a news conference to inform the public about preparation for and response efforts to Hurricane Helene.

The city of Jacksonville said Wednesday it has brought six temporary pumps into San Marco in preparation for Hurricane Helene’s impacts.

The city of Jacksonville shared answers to frequently asked questions as Duval County prepares ahead of Helene.

The City of Jacksonville will recognize Hispanic Heritage Month during a ceremony at City Hall Monday at noon.

The City of Jacksonville said a network hardware failure was the reason behind Monday’s temporary interruption.

Brown, murky water sits at the end of a driveway on Huntington Forrest Boulevard.

The City of Jacksonville is experiencing network issues that are affecting access to city services.

News4JAX is partnering with the city of Jacksonville to provide you with a chance to talk one-on-one with mental health professionals as well as those who have stories to share about how they overcame their own struggles.

News4JAX is partnering with the city of Jacksonville to provide you with a chance to talk one-on-one with mental health professionals as well as those who have stories to share about how they overcame their own struggles.

After months of discussion and feedback the Jacksonville City Council could finally decide on Tuesday night how to spend millions of dollars that were originally part of the Jaguars stadium deal.

Contractors have final approval to tear down old Kmart in Mandarin. Home Depot will replace the Kmart which is located at 9600 San Jose Boulevard.

A special committee that’s focused on the future of Downtown Jacksonville is set to meet Monday to discuss the future of three historic high rises.

The First Coast Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (FCHCC) will host a business expo in Jacksonville to help Hispanic entrepreneurs achieve their goals.

Unusually bad flooding in San Marco took residents by surprise Wednesday, prompting questions about the drainage infrastructure in the area.

No myths or costs should keep you from getting your yearly flu vaccine. That’s the message from the #FluVaxJax campaign which is encouraging everyone who is able to get vaccinated against the flu to do so.

Cost should not be the reason you don’t get vaccinated against the flu this year. Those without health insurance can get a voucher for a free shot.

The Jacksonville City Council’s Public Safety Committee will consider Tuesday two bills -- totaling $2.5 million -- that are part of a $10 million budget proposal to help the city comply with a new state law banning sleeping in public spaces.

The City of Jacksonville’s Animal Care and Protective Services will host a special adoption event this Labor Day weekend as part of the nationwide “Clear the Shelters” campaign.

Jacksonville University held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday morning to celebrate the opening of its new College of Law campus downtown.

The City of Jacksonville is looking to foreclose on the historic Laura Street Trio according to our news partners at the Jacksonville Daily Record.

The Jacksonville Small and Emerging Business Program (JSEB) launched free monthly forums to provide resources, support and networking opportunities to the Hispanic business community.

The estimated cost to raise the powerlines near the Jacksonville Port Authority (JaxPort) has more than doubled, according to a new analysis.

Councilwoman Ju’Coby Pittman, in collaboration with the City of Jacksonville and the Inaugural Memorial and Soil Collection Community Planning Committee, will host a ceremony to honor the victims and survivors of the tragic 2023 Dollar General shooting in Jacksonville.

A heat advisory is in effect today from 11 AM to 6 PM EDT, with heat index values expected to reach up to 110 degrees.

The City of Jacksonville designated Monday as a Heat Emergency Day for the second consecutive day.

Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan is defending her proposed budget and bracing for a tough fight in the coming weeks over funding for initiatives like affordable housing, the arts, and equity in city government.

Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan is defending her proposed budget and bracing for a tough fight in the coming weeks over funding for initiatives like affordable housing, the arts, and equity in city government.

The Jacksonville Housing Authority (JHA) Board of Commissioners will hold an Emergency Meeting in person on Thursday at 3:30 p.m. to discuss “Executive Leadership” matters.

The City of Jacksonville and agency partners will hold a news conference Monday at noon to provide updates on preparation and response efforts for Tropical Storm Debby.

Agencies in Jacksonville are preparing as Tropical Storm Debby approaches the Florida Big Bend.

As Tropical Depression 4 approaches the Gulf, Northeast Florida counties are increasing their efforts to prepare for the storm, which is expected to have the biggest impact in our area overnight Sunday into Monday morning.

Tropical storm watches are warnings were issued in many parts of Florida as Potential Tropical Cyclone 4 approaches the Gulf this weekend.

A deeper look into the history of a gravesite in the middle of a sidewalk in Durkeeville shows that while the site has received a lot of attention in the past, there are still many questions that remain unanswered.

The News4JAX I-TEAM has obtained records showing ASAP Towing failed to report $181,000 of overages in a timely manner in 2023, however, it was paid back eventually.

City council is expected to vote on the proposed budget at the last council meeting in September.

The City of Jacksonville is looking for people to join its LGBTQ+ advisory board.

What was once a parking lot in Jacksonville’s downtown could soon become high-rise condos.

The City of Jacksonville is set to hold a news conference Monday outlining its plan to address a new Florida law.

As the summer of 2024 blazes on, Jacksonville finds itself in the grip of incessant heat with temperatures soaring to 90 degrees or higher for an unbroken stretch of 28 days and counting.

After years of planning, the City of Jacksonville broke ground on the widening project of Old Middleburg Road Thursday morning.

Two community organizations are hoping the new outdoor sleeping ban will make sure all people experiencing homelessness are taken care of.

New study on "Urban Heat Index" shows majority of city is 8 degrees hotter than actual temperature. Around 11-thousand live under conditions that are 9 degrees hotter.

A new study by Climate Central, which tracks what’s called the Urban Heat Index, has identified several densely populated urban areas around Duval County that are hotter than other spots on Earth.

Just feet away from children playing in the park and beautiful old oak trees, is an unbelievable site. A gravesite for a man who died decades ago buried, in the middle of a sidewalk, in the historic Durkeeville community.

The head of the group in charge of development and growth in Downtown Jacksonville says the City Council’s efforts to intervene are responsible for more delays in long-awaited projects.

After nearly 13 years in business, the beloved staple of the Five Points community shut its doors Saturday.

Firework shows across Northeast Florida lit up the skies for Independence Day.

Study finds between now and 2050, climate change–driven sea level rise will expose more than 1,600 critical U.S. buildings and services to disruptive flooding at least twice per year

The City of Jacksonville will hold a ceremony Friday morning at City Hall recognizing LGBTQ+ Pride Month.

The City of Jacksonville will hold a ceremony Friday morning at City Hall recognizing LGBTQ+ Pride Month.

Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing Park honors the lives of James Weldon Johnson and his brother John Rosamond as well as the once-bustling LaVilla neighborhood.

Getting an NFL team and keeping an NFL team, Jacksonville has now defied the odds and done both.

Thermometers were reading in the low 90s on Wednesday afternoon but it felt like 104 degrees.

Jacksonville Gullah Geechee Nation CDC is committed to the education, development and preservation of the GULLAH GEECHEE CULTURAL HERITAGE within the City of Jacksonville, Florida and county of Duval.  The corporation was developed to guide a sagacious citizenry.  By developing a concise delivery of African American History relating to Culture and Heritage through a series of material we have reached our preliminary goal.  The continuation of their delivery will move into the Civil Rights Era.

The City of Jacksonville and Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) have reached a three-year tentative collective bargaining agreement, the city announced on Tuesday. The agreement covers both Police and Corrections Units and includes a 13% raise for police and a 15% increase this year.

The City of Jacksonville will recognize Juneteenth, which is also known as Emancipation Day, during a ceremony in the City Hall Atrium on Tuesday.

An archaeological team searched for unmarked graves to identify how many black veterans are buried in the St. Nicholas Bethel Baptist Cemetery.

The special committee examining the future of downtown Jacksonville is scheduled to meet Monday morning, and Jax Chamber officials are expected to share some of the lessons learned from a recent trip to Downtown Phoenix.

The City of Jacksonville and the International Association of Firefighters, Local 122 announced on Friday the two sides have reached and signed a three-year tentative collective bargaining agreement.

The Electric Dough Pizza Co. is one step closer to coming to the San Marco Theatre building.

The City of Jacksonville will celebrate Jewish American Heritage Month during an event at City Hall on Wednesday

Members of a church put flags on the graves of service members buried in one of Jacksonville’s oldest African American cemeteries for the first time.

It was a somber day at Jacksonville’s National Cemetery as hundreds of people laid wreaths and said prayers for the brave service members who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

Thousands of people are expected to endure the heat for Jazz Fest 2024, a free three-day concert in downtown Jacksonville.

The City of Jacksonville and the Jaguars will host their third community meeting Monday where residents will have a chance to give input on the proposed stadium renovation deal.

The City of Jacksonville, LIFT JAX and JEA held a press conference Thursday morning to celebrate a partnership to bring energy-efficient repairs to Eastside homes.

Councilwoman Ju’Coby Pittman, The Ritz Theater & Museum and the City of Jacksonville are excited to announce the fourth annual Jacksonville Emancipation Celebration taking place in James Weldon Johnson Park. The festival will take place on Sunday, May 19, 2024 in an effort to educate the community about the historical significance of Florida’s observed Emancipation Day. Cities like Jacksonville in the State of Florida are acknowledging this special day of freedom.

The City of Jacksonville announced it will keep the Legends Center open until 10 p.m. Saturday for those people who are still being affected by power outages caused by Friday’s storms.

The Florida Department of Education (FDOE) sent a letter to Duval County Public Schools on Thursday expressing concerns the department has with the failure of school leaders to respond to student safety issues.

The City of Jacksonville, together with the Jacksonville Jaguars, announced on Thursday they plan to host five community meetings so residents can learn more and ask questions about the proposed stadium deal.

The Atlantic Sun Conference is relocating from Atlanta to Jacksonville this fall, making the announcement on Wednesday afternoon at City Hall.

At the next council meeting set for next Tuesday, residents should have some answers to exactly what it could cost and who’s paying for what.

A civil engineer spoke with News4JAX about the recent traffic study results over a proposed Chick-fil-A restaurant trying to come to an Oceanway neighborhood.

The City of Jacksonville will hold a special event commemorating Victims’ Rights Week at City Hall Monday morning.

The resignation of JEA CEO Jay Stowe was accepted Monday by the board, marking the official end of his tenure as the head of the city-owned utility after four years at the helm.

Jacksonville faith leaders with the group ICARE will gather Monday evening for the yearly Nehemiah Action Assembly at the Abyssinia Missionary Baptist Church where they will press for solutions to end violent crime in the city.

A Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department engineer died after he suffered a medical emergency while on duty at Fire Station 54 Saturday night, according to Fire Captain Eric Prosswimmer.

A Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department engineer died after he suffered a medical emergency while on duty at Fire Station 54 Saturday night, according to Fire Captain Eric Prosswimmer.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department, and JaxReady started a sticker program to alert first responders that someone in a residence or vehicle may have autism, Alzheimer’s, dementia, or another cognitive impairment.

The Jaguars’ “Stadium of the Future” took a big step forward Tuesday night when the Jacksonville City Council voted in favor of a plan to spend $10 million to get started on the stadium's construction design and engineering services.

A Fort Lauderdale-based real estate group has purchased two Jacksonville properties and renamed them.

Students from a Jacksonville charter school took part in a special event at the Players Championship Friday aimed at promoting and encouraging literacy.

The City of Jacksonville hosted an event for children ages 5-12 and their families at the Main Library in honor of “Celebrate Reading Week.”

Hundreds of people immersed themselves in cultures from around the world at the City of Jacksonville’s 32nd World of Nations Celebration that’s being held this weekend.

The first round of city funding for the nearly $2 billion price tag for the cost of renovating the EverBank Stadium was released Friday. That’s according to a court document filed by the Jacksonville City Council.

The Port of Jacksonville is our focus on This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition. JAXPORT delivers more jobs than many of us probably imagine. And for the sake of Northeast Florida, the port is growing.

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Jacksonville University’s Public Policy Institute is naming its Master in Public Policy Minority Fellowship Program after former Jacksonville sheriff Dr. Nathaniel “Nat” Glover, a widely respected public servant in Florida.

State investigators are looking for a Jacksonville funeral director accused of grand theft, giving families the wrong ashes, and abandoning a mortuary with bodies inside.