For the first time since three people were killed in a racially motivated shooting in August, the doors of the Dollar General store in Grand Park will open Friday at 9 a.m.

The U.S. Navy Blue Angels are taking the skies of Jacksonville Beach for an amazing performance during the final day of the 2023 Sea and Sky Air Show Sunday.

The Blue Angels are back in town and ready to wow thousands of people with some high-flying action at the Sea and Sky Air Show in Jacksonville Beach this weekend.

The Sea and Sky Air Show this weekend featuring the iconic U.S. Navy Blue Angels will have some noticeable changes.

Several members of the News4JAX family took home some well-deserved awards after the Suncoast Emmys this weekend.

My flight with Blue Angel No. 7 was what everyone said it would be: the adventure of a lifetime and something I’ll never forget.

We’ve got everything you need to know before you head to Naval Air Station Jacksonville for the big air show.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency has opened a Disaster Recovery Center in St. Johns County in the wake of Hurricane Ian.

Monday marked a year since 80 firefighters from Northeast Florida traveled to help search and rescue efforts when the Champlain Towers collapsed in Surfside.

In the wake of the Texas school shooting, lawmakers in Florida send school safety bill to he Governor.

As storms were expected to continue through Sunday, one business on the northside of Jacksonville was still dealing with damage from Saturday’s storms.

After speaking with civil rights activists – one of whom is a survivor of white supremacy – they say it’s important for everyone to see who this person is, no matter how uncomfortable it may be.

The first major cruise line will depart from Jaxport after nearly two years.

Jaguars fans relieved to finally have a head coach are ready for that coach to get to work.

We want to know why you quit your job in or around November.

Experts warn that people need to shop safely this holiday weekend while the Omicron variant continues spreading across the nation.

The Biden Administrations first 100 days include some big decisions on immigration. President Biden’s plans for immigration have already received some push back. We spoke with her immigration attorney, Andrea Reyes, who said she’s been talking with her about the new plans under President Joe Biden’s administration. “My situation, while President Biden was the vice president, wasn’t as bad as it is at this moment,” said the woman. The state of Texas is suing the Biden administration for pauses on deportation.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – While turning 108-years-old on Saturday, a Jacksonville woman wanted to celebrate her birthday by casting her ballot. And when Saturday came, Ray’s godson, Michael Blaylock, said, “OK, mom, well, I said, ‘Why don’t you just wait until your birthday,’ because she’s been haggling me about getting it. “She said that, 'I know it’s my birthday and I know I’m 108, but I have to vote,” Blaylock said. “It lets them know that they are willing to sacrifice and carry on and keep things going," Ray said. Now, she’s taking it one day at a time, but remembering where she’s come from and sticking to her values.

BRUNSWICK, Ga. – A 33-year-old man was shot and killed late Saturday afternoon after he fired shots at officers while running from Brunswick police, according to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. State investigators said the incident began about 5 p.m. when a Brunswick officer patrolling downtown saw a vehicle speeding. The GBI said as one officer ran after the man, the suspect fired several shots in the direction of a second officer in the area of Newcastle and Bay streets. That officer, Lt. Donald Babbin, returned fire, hitting the man, later identified as Charles Eric Moses Jr, of Brunswick. It was, like, ‘Pow, pow, pow, pow,’” Neal said.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Could a mask mandate and fine for not wearing them be on the way to Duval County? Since Jacksonvilles executive order to mandate masks in public and indoors where you cant social distance, the number of cases have gone up. In Miami-Dade County, an emergency order from Thursday allows a $100 fine for people not wearing masks in public and $500 fine for businesses. Mayor Lenny Curry has said in the past that the city wont start ticketing people for not wearing masks. While there are mixed reviews on enforcing the mask mandate, most people News4Jax spoke with said they hope the spread dies down soon.