Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan joined students at Andrew A. Robinson Elementary School Monday to celebrate their dedication to perfect attendance as part of the citywide “Show up to Shine” initiative.

You can sit down, and/or pick up food from restaurants all over northeast Florida and southeast Georgia.

Sunday marked the end of the “Freed to Run Challenge” where judges, lawyers, and community leaders raised money to support seniors in housing-related civil legal services in Northeast Florida.

Councilwoman Tyrona Clark-Murray said the city will help employees find new jobs and the Anchor Glass site will be considered for future manufacturing companies after it announced it will close.

Matthew W. Gilbert Middle School will become the third school in Duval County to adopt the Community Partnership School model.

The Families of Slain Children, a Jacksonville-based nonprofit known for its work supporting grieving families, is under scrutiny following an investigation by the city’s Office of Inspector General (OIG).

Newly released Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office bodycam footage shows an officer shooting an 18-year-old man who was accused of threatening a mother who confronted him over inappropriate texts with her 13-year-old daughter.

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

Florida’s only glass bottle manufacturing plant announced it will close after operating for almost a century in Jacksonville.

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 was sentenced to more than 24 years in federal prison on Thursday.

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.

On Thursday, the Duval County Elections Office will perform an audit, known as the “Voting System Audit,” for November’s General Election.

A runaway pig kept Jacksonville police officers on their toes during the Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair one night when it was in town.

The Northeast Florida Association of Realtors October Market Statistics report revealed a trend of increased inventory and moderate price growth, signaling a stabilizing market.

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

The extremely popular coffee is set to open on Nov. 22 at 5733 Roosevelt Blvd.

Naval Station Mayport celebrated the retirement of military working service dog Oosage after nine years of service with a heartfelt sendoff.

Dozens of lawyers, judges, bankers and other community leaders will run around or bike to the Duval County Courthouse Nov. 23-24 in the Freed to Run Challenge benefiting Jacksonville Area Legal Aid’s Shelter for Elders endowment in support of housing-related civil legal services for Northeast Florida Seniors.

An officer was southbound in the center lane of I95 on his way home from work in a JSO Ford Explorer.

Jacksonville City Councilman Matt Carlucci is pushing to raise garbage fees to address a growing financial shortfall in the city’s trash collection services.

The Duval County Supervisor of Elections is urging voters to trust the process, even as election records reveal an unusual spike in individuals attempting to vote twice this year.

72% of local apartment complexes are owned by corporate investment firms

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is investigating an officer-involved incident on Friday in the Riverside neighborhood.

St. Vincent’s Southside, Riverside, and Clay County locations received excellent grades in hospital safety for fall 2024, ranking them 15th in the country.

Jerry Holland, the Duval County Supervisor of Elections, has been busy analyzing voter registration data following the general election. Holland noted a significant increase in registrations, particularly after the Oct. 7 deadline for the election.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is investigating an officer-involved incident on Friday in the Riverside neighborhood.

This weekend, parents and students can learn more about the 68 career academies offered by DCPS during the first-ever Career and Technical Education Academy Showcase.

Duval Music Jam is a monthly event that showcases local and surrounding area writers, rock bands, and country bands.

Florida's law preventing camping in public spaces without a permit is in effect, and some of those experiencing homelessness are considering leaving the state. However, they say it's easier to come into the River City than it is to leave.

Thousands of security cameras all around Jacksonville create a highly effective crime-fighting network.

JWB Rental Homes is launching the Homestep Program to make housing more affordable for the Jacksonville Community and hosting an event.

The News4JAX I-TEAM has obtained the results of an investigation of Duval County’s top educator.

For Goodness Cake, a micro business in the Cobblestone area in East Arlington run by a married couple, will star in Hulu’s brand-new competition series, Cake Toppers, which is scheduled to drop on Hulu on Nov. 18.

Infant and pregnancy loss affects thousands of women each year across the country, and many mothers grieve and suffer in silence. The Liam Lives Foundation aims to help those women and let them know they are not alone.

A bill will be introduced at Tuesday’s Jacksonville City Council meeting to allocate $1.3 million to expand bed capacity at three of the city’s shelters for those experiencing homelessness.

When a new state law banning overnight sleeping or camping in public places without a permit took effect last month, Jacksonville police did not immediately enforce it. Instead, officers merely issued written and verbal warnings. But now that a month has passed, officers have begun clamping the cuffs on violators.

In his warehouse, he stores the boots used every year for Boots On the Ground, an event that honors the firefighters and veterans who died.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office closed S McDuff Avenue, from Interstate 10 and Phyllis Street, until further notice due to police activity.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office closed S McDuff Avenue, from Interstate 10 and Phyllis Street, until further notice due to police activity.

The Veterans Treatment Court is a program within the Duval County Court system to help veterans with substance abuse and mental health treatment. It’s an extensive process with weekly meetings and one-on-one mentors.

In September, Jacksonville City Councilmember Rahman Johnson introduced a resolution that highlighted what he said is a pressing need for broader healthcare coverage in Duval County. The resolution would have called upon state legislators to work toward Medicaid expansion.

Officer Brad McNew’s memorial mass took place at 10 a.m. at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church on Old St. Augustine Road in Jacksonville. The mass was followed by a procession to Hardage-Giddens Oaklawn Cemetery where there was a a 21-gun salute, a flyover, and other tributes.

The Duval County Property Appraiser said her office is working to ensure homeowners are informed and prepared for the adjustment under Amendment 5.

Florida and Georgia are planning on showing honor and gratitude with multiple events around the area. Other local businesses are offering deals and discounts for veterans.

Despite reaching a little over 71% of voter turnout for the Primary Election in Duval County, the Supervisor of Elections Jerry Holland said he was disappointed in the numbers.

Reginald Blount will be the next Duval County School Board to represent District 5.

Thousands of Duval County residents went out to cast their vote on Election Day.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Bomb Squad is being sent to the Beaver Street Enterprise Center in Northwest Jacksonville after receiving reports of a “suspicious package” at the polling site, according to officials.

A teen was critically injured in a hit-and-run crash early Monday on Blanding Boulevard, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

Live updates for the Presidential race, U.S. Senate, Congress, Florida Legislature and Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia-area races

Live updates for the Presidential race, U.S. Senate, Congress, Florida Legislature and Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia-area races

What began as a routine outing for Luna, the 5-year-old pit bull, and her handler, Robert Colasanti, turned into an unexpected event that not only injured Luna but also led to the investigation of a Jacksonville Animal Control officer.

Results for Duval County races, including Jacksonville Beach, Neptune Beach, and Atlantic Beach

Our Election coverage begins Monday at 8 p.m. with political commentary and conversations about the long-awaited presidential race and other key things to watch on Tuesday.

You can make a difference in the lives of those experiencing homelessness by donating to the City Rescue Mission’s Annual Shoeboxes of Love project through Nov. 25.

A man was hit and killed Friday night while trying to cross New Berlin Road.

The man the Jacksonville Sheriff‘s Office said was one of the city’s biggest drug dealers will serve more than 21 years in prison.

The Duval County school district and the union representing food service workers reached a tentative agreement ahead of a potential strike that would have left Duval County Public Schools in jeopardy.

A local thrift store on the Southside is helping people with intellectual and developmental differences, but it needs your help to ensure those needing help are getting it.

The final push to Election Day is bringing many voters out, including Mayor Donna Deegan.

A Jacksonville woman was arrested and accused of having an inappropriate relationship with a 15-year-old she was counseling.

Over two years after VyStar Credit Union launched a failed mobile and online banking experience for members, the Jacksonville-based bank now faces an over million-dollar fine.

In a step toward tackling affordable housing and homelessness in Duval County, the Jacksonville City Council approved an ordinance allocating $1 million from the city’s contingency fund to support affordable housing projects.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s officer facing battery and false imprisonment charges against a domestic violence victim has been the subject of multiple past investigations, according to documents provided by JSO.

As Election Day nears, voter safety is a big concern.

Customers have reported that important packages are being delivered to the wrong states, and in some cases, mail is being lost altogether. These issues have led to calls for a federal audit of the United States Postal Service (USPS).

Sew Fun Jax Sewing Classes is Jacksonville's only sewing/ cricut studio. We accept new students weekly. We offer classes for Ages 6 & Up. We also host Sip & Sew Parties & Sew Sassy Birthday Parties. Follow us on all social media platforms @sewfunjax. Bringing back the hands-on Sewing experience.

Le’Keian Woods, a man whose arrest sparked outrage online and raised questions about the use of force at the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, is planning to file a federal lawsuit.

Raines High School surprised Principal Vincent Hall with the Duval County Principal of the Year award.

Black organizations have historically been at the forefront of civic engagement, and as Election Day gets closer, the groups are making sure the community is ready to vote.

A JSO police officer was arrested Thursday morning and is accused of touching a woman who reported a crime without her consent and not allowing her to leave the area while he was on duty, according to JSO Director Brian Kee.

Le’Keian Woods, a man whose arrest sparked outrage online and raised questions about the use of force at the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, is planning to file a federal lawsuit.

An 18-year-old now faces an aggravated assault charge after the Neptune Beach Police Department said he “brandished a machete” in an armed disturbance incident.

An 18-year-old now faces an aggravated assault charge after the Neptune Beach Police Department said he “brandished a machete” in an armed disturbance incident.

Clay County Sheriff Director Patrick Golemme told News4JAX that as many as a dozen people are involved in every threat, including people from the sheriff’s office, the school district, and school resource officers.

The JEA Board of Directors held a workshop Tuesday morning to discuss a proposed increase to electric, water and wastewater rates in fiscal years 2025 and 2026.

A man who is accused in a Jacksonville hit-and-run crash that killed a 15-year-old on Interstate 95 early this month was arrested in Central Florida.

Tailgaters have already arrived at RV City as the excitement begins to build ahead of the highly anticipated rivalry showdown.

On the heels of the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office announcing dozens of arrests over the last three months News4JAX spoke with a psychologist about what is being done to curb the behavior.

While voters still have to decide Amendment 3, which if passed, would legalize recreational use of marijuana it would not take effect for six months. This story looks at what happens during that six month window that anyone interested in using recreational marijuana should know.

The Duval County tax notices are to be mailed out Thursday, and property owners can expect their bills to be delivered to their mailbox within the coming days, according to Duval County Tax Collector Jim Overton.

The JEA Board of Directors will hold a workshop Tuesday morning to discuss a proposed increase to electric, water and wastewater rates in fiscal years 2025 and 2026.

In four of the Jaguars losses this season, the team was just a few plays away from victory but in each game, was not able to come out on top.

Contract negotiations have broken down between the American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, the union representing the food service workers in the Duval County Public Schools system, and Chartwells K12, the district’s food service provider.

Discover all the family fun the city has to offer at its top attractions throughout November!

More than 4 million Floridians have already cast their ballots for the November election before October is even over.

Two people died and two others were injured in three separate overnight incidents in Jacksonville, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

A search is underway for a driver involved in a hit-and-run crash on Jacksonville’s westside.

Talks of moving the Duval County jail from its current spot in downtown Jacksonville have been happening at City Hall for a number of years, with Councilman Ron Salem at the forefront of those discussions.

Law enforcement is steadily cracking down on students making callous threats against schools in Florida.

The Duval Supervisor of Elections urged voters to double-check ballots after some said they had trouble casting votes on the touch screen machines.

VyStar Credit Union opened a student-run branch at Riverside High School. A ribbon-cutting ceremony and grand opening for the VyStar Academy of Business was held Thursday, Oct. 24.

We tracked down the newlyweds who turned heads at the Oct. 6 Jaguars game for saying "I Do" at EverBank Stadium.

A report from Smart Growth America found Jacksonville to be the 15th most dangerous metro area in the United States for pedestrians.

Holley’s Bar-B-Q — which has been a staple in Jacksonville since 1937 — located on Moncrief Road has two claims to fame: It’s the oldest continuously operating barbecue restaurant in Jacksonville -- and it’s said to be where curly fries were invented.

As we approach the weekend before Halloween, we know many individuals will be taking part in events, parties and more to get into the spooky spirit.

It’s nearly fall and the pumpkin patches, hayrides, haunted houses, and more spooktacular events are back!

Sex offenders also have specific rules about what they can and can't do around Halloween, depending on what county they live in. We've compiled a county-by-county breakdown of those rules and regulations.

Riverside homeowners who live next to Interstate 10 are fed up with hearing loud sounds of motorcycles on the road at night.

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