Developer abandons affordable housing plans for San Jose YMCA after neighborhood outcry, councilman says
Jacksonville Councilman Joe Carlucci said a local developer has walked away from a plan to turn an abandoned YMCA campus into an affordable housing complex.
Jacksonville joins global partnership as Fast-Track City in fight against HIV/AIDS
Mayor Donna Deegan will sign the Paris Declaration, making Jacksonville an official Fast-Track City, during a ceremony in City Hall on Wednesday, which is National HIV/AIDS and Aging Awareness Day.
2 injured after dispute leads to 4 people in ski masks shooting at them on Westside: JSO
Two people were injured Tuesday in a shooting at Duclay Forest Park, according to The Jacksonville Sheriffโs Office.
How JSOโs Overdose Squad hunts down, arrests those accused of dealing deadly drugs
To get an inside look, the News4JAX I-TEAM embedded with JSOโs Overdose Squad, made up of detectives from both homicide and narcotics, responding to some of the calls with them.
JSO officer facing life in prison received written reprimands after complaints from agency employees
Brian Housend, 42, is accused of harassing and threatening a woman that he was once in a relationship with.
โIโm humbled by it allโ: Viral guitarist to perform national anthem at Jags stadium โ again
Paul Wane is scheduled to play the national anthem for the Jaguars home opener game against the Cleveland Browns. Wane couldnโt be happier.
Jacksonville 20-year-old killed in crash after driving into coned-off scene on First Coast Expressway: FHP
A 20-year-old man from Jacksonville died in a crash on State Road 23, also known as First Coast Expressway, Thursday evening, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
2024 Voter's Guide: Duval Community Development Districts
Residential developments in Duval County where a governmental unit was created to serve the specific needs of its community are selecting candidates for their development districtโs Board of Supervisors.
7 Northeast Florida students arrested since start of school year, accused of making school threats
Sheriff T.K.ย Waters, Superintendent Christopher Bernier of Duval Couty Public Schools, and Adair Newman, one of the Chief Assistants of the State Attorneyโs Office, are set to hold a news conference Wednesday afternoon to discuss recent serious threats made against local schools and students.
9 Northeast Florida students arrested, accused of making school threats since start of school year
Sheriff T.K.ย Waters, Superintendent Christopher Bernier of Duval Couty Public Schools, and Adair Newman, one of the Chief Assistants of the State Attorneyโs Office, are set to hold a news conference Wednesday afternoon to discuss recent serious threats made against local schools and students.
3-year-old gorilla passes away at the Jacksonville Zoo due to bacterial infection
A fourth primate at Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens has died after suffering from Shigella, a bacterial infection thatโs affecting apes at the zoo.
Woman, 27, threatened to โshoot it outโ with police rather than go to jail during negotiation: JSO
Two suspects wanted in connection with multiple cases of shooting into an occupied dwelling on Friday were found dead, the Jacksonville Sheriffโs Office announced Tuesday.
Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with concerts, food and activities across Northeast Florida
This year, the 904 will go all out to celebrate the Hispanic community with concerts, family activities, educational opportunities, and of course โ plenty of delicious food!
City council votes to approve $94M Community Benefits Agreement
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.
โCould potentially save livesโ: City of Jacksonville working on first-of-its-kind comprehensive flood model
City leaders say they are building a first-of-its-kind comprehensive look at how the city floods.
Residents on Jacksonvilleโs Westside voiced concerns about potential liquor store coming to area
Dozens of residents on Jacksonvilleโs Westside shared their concerns about a potential liquor store coming to their neighborhood.
Duval County voters can now request vote-by-mail ballot for upcoming presidential election
Duval County voters can now request their vote-by-mail ballot for the upcoming presidential election.
Old Kmart in Mandarin closer to becoming new Home Depot after demolition permit approved
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.
Special committee meets to discuss future of Laura Street Trio, possible foreclosure
A special committee thatโs focused on the future of Downtown Jacksonville is set to meet Monday to discuss the future of three historic high rises.
Company breaking ground in Jacksonville wants to build an airplane that can go from NYC to London in 90 minutes
The city of Jacksonville is set to break ground on a new hypersonic testing facility on Monday.
Flooding concerns: SnapJAX users report ongoing flooding in San Marco; additional rainfall expected
The clean-up process continued on Friday for homeowners and businesses in San Marco after strong storms passed through Northeast Florida this week, with more rain on the way.
4 temporary pumps added to alleviate widespread flooding in San Marco as officials work on long-term solutions
San Marco is one of Jacksonvilleโs low-lying areas, but the amount of flooding itโs seen this week has surprised residents and business owners.
Half-mile section of Old St. Augustine Road near San Jose Boulevard merge closed due to flooding
A section of Old St. Augustine Road near San Jose Boulevard was closed Friday morning after another round of rain made the road impassable.
LIVE RADAR: More rain, flooding expected to impact Friday evening commutes and high school football
The stationary front wonโt let up in time to avoid an afternoon of heavy downpours that will affect the drivetime and football kick-offs across our region.
New Master Facility Plan idea proposes consolidating Mayport Elementary and Anchor Academy
Potential Duval County school closures and consolidations are still up in the air. But for now, some schools are off the closure list.
JSO says missing man with autism last seen on Jacksonvilleโs Northside has been found safe
The Jacksonville Sheriffโs Office announced Thursday night that a missing man who was considered endangered had been found and was safe.
CatVideoFest 2024: Binge cat videos this weekend for a great cause
The 75-minute reel of cat videos is family-friendly and can be enjoyed by anyone. It will be shown at Regal Avenues on Saturday, Sept. 7 at noon and Sunday, Sept. 8 at 1 p.m. Tickets are approximately $10 each.
Clerkโs office to help Duval County drivers reinstate suspended, canceled licenses at 4th annual expo
The Duval County Clerk of Courts will hold its 4th annual expo to help drivers with suspended or canceled licenses reinstate their driving privileges.
What local school districts, law enforcement agencies are doing to ensure NE FL students are safe
Another school shooting claimed the lives of four students and injured at least nine others on Wednesday in Georgia.
Northeast Florida Salvation Army accepting holiday assistance applications through Oct. 4
The Salvation Army of Northeast Florida announced that the Thanksgiving assistance and Angel Tree applications are now open through Oct. 4.
Area near Duval-St. Johns border hit with 4 inches of rain in just over an hour
As residents near the St. Johns County-Duval County border were asleep early Wednesday morning, the area was getting pounded by rain.
VIDEO: Cars stranded, trash can floats down the road amid widespread flooding in San Marco
Cars were stranded on Wednesday morning and a trash can was seen floating down a road after heavy downpours hit the San Marco area.
Judge tosses sexual assault lawsuit against Ex-Jaguars kicker, ruling the womenโs anonymity didnโt meet โcriteriaโ: ESPN
Attorneys for former Jacksonville Jaguars kicker Brandon McManus are seeking to have a lawsuit against him dismissed because the two women who are accusing him of sexual assault wonโt identify themselves.
53-year-old man dead after pickup truck overturns in crash on Jacksonvilleโs Northside
A 53-year-old woman died after her pickup truck collided with another car on Jacksonvilleโs Northside on Tuesday morning, according to Florida Highway Patrol.
2024 Voter's Guide: Duval County Soil & Water Conservation District
Two seats for supervisors for the Duval County Soil and Water Conservation District are up for election this year. One of those posts will be on this Novemberโs ballot.
โI have significant doubtsโ: Lawyer suggests developer of controversial Riverside housing project has no right to build
Thereโs a proposal on the table to build five row-style homes on a small strip of land in Riverside thatโs already strapped for parking.
Duval County School Board green lights updated ethics policy with unanimous vote
Duval County School Board members are looking to strengthen the districtโs ethics policy to ensure student safety and the accountability of employees in the wake of multiple allegations of teacher misconduct.
LIVE RADAR: Keeping an eye on the tropics & the local rain pattern settling in today
While the actual highs are going to be more comfortable, your feels-like temperatures make it dangerous to be outside for long periods of time.
โAnswer to my prayersโ: Jacksonville man in disbelief after winning $100K from Publishers Clearing House
Publishers Clearing House surprised Ralph Boone, of a north Jacksonville neighborhood with a check in the amount of $100,000.00 Saturday.
Pet adoption event aims to โClear the Sheltersโ in Jacksonville
The City of Jacksonvilleโs Animal Care and Protective Services will host a special adoption event this Labor Day weekend as part of the nationwide โClear the Sheltersโ campaign.
JEA to reinstate vendor fee for debit or credit card payments next month
JEA customers who want to pay their bills using a debit or credit card will have to pay a service vendor fee starting next month, the city-owned utility announced to customers on Thursday.
A fang-tastic event! Jacksonville Zoo announces 2024 Spooktacular dates
Hip-hop skeletons and friendly ghost guides will be ready to welcome families from Northeast Florida and beyond to the Jacksonville Zoo in October.
JTA launches self-driving shuttle in Brooklyn neighborhood
The Jacksonville Transportation Authority is giving people a new way to grab a meal using an autonomous vehicle. Itโs called the Brooklyn AV Circulator, and itโs a free service for anyone who wants to give it a try.
โIโm very frustratedโ: Arlington senior center resident comes home from vacation to find excessive mold
Sandra Ross returned from a month-long vacation to find a scary sight in her apartment. Her walls, her clothes, and even her appliances showed evidence of mold.
Crime and safety topic of conversation at JSOโs town hall in Northwest Jacksonville
The Jacksonville Sheriffโs Office addressed crime concerns from Northwest Jacksonville residents at Thursdayโs District 5 town hall meeting.
Former Jacksonville Housing Authority Deputy CFO arrested, accused of stealing prepaid cards meant for residents
The former Deputy Chief Financial Officer of the Jacksonville Housing Authority (JHA) was arrested Wednesday and accused of using prepaid cards that were meant for residents.
Ex-Jaguars kicker wants lawsuit dismissed because women accusing him of sexual assault wonโt identify themselves
Attorneys for former Jacksonville Jaguars kicker Brandon McManus are seeking to have a lawsuit against him dismissed because the two women who are accusing him of sexual assault wonโt identify themselves.
Shift in Floridaโs lizard population could influence the spread of mosquito-borne diseases, according to UF scientists
A team of scientists from the University of Florida is exploring the impact of a lizard population shift that could influence the spread of mosquito-borne diseases.
Another Douglas Anderson teacher reassigned, accused of inappropriate communication with a student
A Douglas Anderson School of the Arts teacher has been reassigned after they allegedlyย engaged in inappropriate communication with a student during the 2022-23 school year, the schoolโs principal informed parents on Wednesday.
Jacksonville Zoo increases safety measures to protect other primates from catching deadly bacterial infection
The Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens gave an update Wednesday on its efforts to keep animals safe after two bonobos and a gorilla died within days of each other from the Shigella infection.
Duval County Property Appraiser urges homeowners to review TRIM notices ahead of fast-approaching deadline
Duval Countyโs Property Appraiser is reminding homeowners of an important deadline related to their proposed tax bill.
Developer backed by the former Jaguars owner wants to put 5 homes on .23 acres in Riverside. People nearby are not happy
Parking on Stockton Street in Riverside could get a lot more scarce if a developer backed by the former owner of the Jacksonville Jaguars gets its way.
Brother bonobos die at Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens due to bacterial infection
Two brother bonobos, Jumanji and Jenga, died at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens after suffering from Shigella, a bacterial infection thatโs affecting apes at the zoo.
21-year-old, 18-year-old arrested, accused in Jacksonville shooting that killed Great Dane
A 21-year-old man and an 18-year-old man were arrested last week and accused in connection with a shooting that left a familyโs dog dead.
1 year after deadly racist attack at Jacksonville Dollar General, community remembers the lives lost
A new memorial now honors the lives of Angela Carr, Jerrald Gallion and A.J. Laguerre Jr., one year after the three were killed in a racially-motivated attack at a Dollar General in Jacksonville.
Dozens of residents wake up to shattered car windows, stolen items at Jacksonville apartment complex
Dozens of people living in an apartment complex in the Holly Oaks neighborhood woke up Sunday to their cars broken into.
Memorial, soil collection ceremony honors victims of Dollar General racist attack 1 year later
At the Dollar General on Kings Road in Jacksonvilleโs Grand Park neighborhood, three makeshift memorials still stand adjacent to the road in front of the store paying tribute to the three victims of the racist attack.
Northside residents hope to get traffic light to increase safety after council approves $1.5 million project
Road improvements can possibly be seen next year on Jacksonvilleโs northside after the Jacksonville City Council Finance Committee approved $1.5 million for infrastructure.
Councilman to propose bill to increase funding for animal control department, add 14 new employees
Jacksonville Councilman Rory Diamond said the city has โcriminally underfunded animal controlโ for years.
Memorial, soil collection ceremony to be held for Dollar General victims 1 year after racist attack
At the Dollar General on Kings Road in Jacksonvilleโs Grand Park neighborhood, three makeshift memorials still stand adjacent to the road in front of the store paying tribute to the three victims of the racist attack.
Free monthly forums to provide resources, support to Jacksonvilleโs Hispanic business community
The Jacksonville Small and Emerging Business Program (JSEB) launched free monthly forums to provide resources, support and networking opportunities to the Hispanic business community.
Law enforcement agencies to team up with Mothers Against Drunk Driving for 'Saturation Saturday'
Nearly 200 people were killed in the U.S. by impaired drivers over the Labor Day holiday weekend in 2022.
Goats make Hanna Park new home to help clear vegetation for environmental project with city
A team of about 55 goats is lending extra hooves to clear out nuisance vegetation in Hanna Park more sustainably. Itโs a part of a program with the city of Jacksonville and Goats on the Go Jacksonville Northwest.
Jacksonville man guilty of posting sex videos of ex-girlfriend on Snapchat sentenced to 9 months
A Jacksonville man found guilty of posting sex videos of his ex-girlfriend on Instagram without her consent will spend nine months in the Duval County Jail followed by three months of GPS monitoring.
Racial slurs, showing sexual video among 73 cases of teacher misconduct reported late to state
The News4JAX I-TEAM learned new details on a state investigation revealing chaos in the process of reporting teacher misconduct in Duval County Public Schools.
Nocatee residents frustrated with lack of reclaimed water supply; JEA says people arenโt sticking to watering schedule
Some St. Johns County residents are frustrated with the lack of reclaimed water supply.
โIt felt so personalโ: Mayor Deegan reflects on Dollar General racist attack 1 year later
A lot has changed in the Grand Park neighborhood in Northwest Jacksonville over the last year following the racially motivated shooting that left three people dead at a Dollar General store.
Important questions to ask your athleteโs coach before they play
News4JAX got a look at the equipment used to determine when itโs safe, and for how long student-athletes can be permitted to exercise outside in the heat.
First Coast Crime Stoppers tips have helped solve 132 murder cases since 2002
Chase Robinson is carrying on Wyllie Hodgesโ legacy at First Coast Crime Stoppers in Jacksonville. Heโs working in a new building in downtown Jacksonville on Adams Street, but he says the organization's goal has not changed.
Former Douglas Anderson principal, vice principal under internal investigation, DCPS confirms
Duval County Public Schools confirmed Wednesday that a former principal and a former assistant principal at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts are under internal investigation.
Statewide turnout for the Florida primary was around 22%
Despite a hot election season, data from Tuesdayโs primary reveals the majority of registered Florida voters decided not to cast their ballots in the contest. The final numbers statewide were around 22-23%.
Murder of 28-year-old Jacksonville man in 2005 back in the spotlight as JSO searches for leads
The Jacksonville Sheriffโs Office is putting a spotlight on aย murder investigation that started almost 20 years ago.