The Jacksonville Jaguars will soon have a new headquarters.

Jennifer Lopez has canceled her 2024 North American tour.

With the stadium agreement announced earlier this week, News4JAX is taking a look at construction happening downtown and along the riverfront.

On the heels of an Israeli attack that reportedly killed 22 people, U.S. officials hope for a change that could short-circuit a planned invasion of Rafah.

When you look up and down the St Johns River in Downtown Jacksonville, you’ll notice cranes lining the riverfront.

For years we have heard the promises of new development along the river and renderings showing changes to our skyline downtown. Now, some of those projects are taking shape.

The 170-room property will feature waterfront views alongside renowned Four Seasons service, setting a new standard for luxury hospitality in Downtown Jacksonville.

Sheryl Lee Ralph is living a career dream: The “Abbott Elementary” star won her first Emmy last year and lends her powerful vocals as a Super Bowl pregame performer this weekend.

A Shad Khan project is getting a big boost from Jacksonville city council leaders.

There are more questions about the Shipyards site where ground has been broken on a Four Seasons Hotel and other development is taking place along the Northbank.

News4JAX has learned that the Four Seasons Hotel will definitely be the new luxury hotel that is now being built at the old shipyards site. City council members got an update Monday on various associated projects.

As Jacksonville celebrates 200 years -- including lots of changes to the look of the riverfront -- we look ahead to more changes coming along the city’s iconic St. Johns River.

Two major projects along Jacksonville’s Northbank are moving forward.

We are getting a different view of what will be built on the Shipyards site.

Jacksonville is one step closer to getting a $400 million riverfront development called the Shipyards. The bill to allow it, and subsidize it with more than $100 million in tax dollars, passed another city council committee Monday.

The fate of Jacksonville’s waterfront with the Shipyards project is now in the hands of the City Council.

Jaguars owner Shad Khan says his plans to redevelop The Shipyards in Downtown Jacksonville are gaining support from the city.

Two massive development proposals for Downtown Jacksonville have been in the spotlight this week.

The Jacksonville Jaguars on Thursday laid out plans to redevelop The Shipyards and bring a Four Seasons Hotel to the downtown banks of the St. Johns River.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – On Tuesday, Jacksonville residents learned more about possible developments at the shipyard site, a new Four Seasons hotel near Metro Park and what is going to take the place of the Jacksonville Landing and other downtown projects along the St. Johns River. The Downtown Investment Authority (DIA) heard from many of the key players during a meeting, including the Jacksonville Jaguars, about the future of the riverfront projects. AdThe Jaguars plan is to use a portion of Metro Park where Kids Kampus used to be located. But that is creating somewhat of a rift because some are saying no part of Metro Park should be used for private development. Ad“The real question here is can moving it be better for the public?” said DIA CEO Lori Boyer.

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