Several federal and state agencies are investigating how racist mass texts were sent to Black people across the country in the wake of the presidential election this week.

The sisters of Nicole Brown Simpson hope a new documentary on her life will explore how she lived, and not just how she died.

Nicole Kidman launches a new six-episode series called “Expats” Friday on Amazon Prime Video.

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Climate change is costing all of us more money as more extreme weather events hit the country, according to the National Climate assessment.

The weekend before Tropical Storm Ian is anticipated to come toward Florida is a great time to start double-checking your hurricane kits -- or creating one.

News4JAX is taking a look back at some of the most unforgettable stories of 2022.

Nearly 50,000 property owners forced from their homes for more than a month by Hurricane Ian or Hurricane Nicole could be eligible for tax relief under a bill that was being prepared Friday for a special legislative session next week.

We have mentioned on air and in the News4JAX Weather Authority Insider newsletter we were expecting late-season tropical activity/storm this year.

Today is the last day of the 2022 Atlantic hurricane season and what a year it’s been.

Nights of Lights will illuminate St. Augustine starting this weekend despite the damage caused by Nicole.

JEA has restored power to the remainder of the units at an apartment complex on Jacksonville’s Northside.

It’s been an active 2022 hurricane season in Florida, with both Ian and Nicole slamming the state.

JEA crews on Thursday were still working to restore power at the Island Pointe Apartments following flooding and a fire on Thursday as Nicole lashed Florida last week.

Residents of a Northside apartment complex are saying enough is enough.

St. Johns County officials are reporting an estimated $34 million dollars in damage done by Tropical Storm Nicole.

Following hurricanes Ian and Nicole, the Federal Trade Commission is warning potential buyers of how to steer clear of a flood-damaged car.

Despite pounding parts of the East Coast, Hurricane Nicole will not hit Florida’s insurance market as hard as Hurricane Ian.

Miraculously, no one was injured when a small plane surveying damage from Nicole made an emergency landing late Monday morning at Anastasia State Park’s beach and then flipped, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

A boil water alert issued for hundreds of residents in the Ken Knight Drive area of Jacksonville’s Northside was lifted Saturday, JEA told News4JAX.

Days after Nicole made landfall as a Category 1 hurricane near Vero Beach, state officials updated the deaths attributed to the storm to include one in Duval County.

The initial damage assessment for Hurricane Nicole’s wrath in Volusia County is over $481 million, topping the $377 million mark set by Hurricane Ian, according to the Volusia County Property Appraiser.

As crews continue assessing damage in St. Johns County after Hurricane Nicole blew through the Sunshine State, emergency officials are asking visitors and residents to avoid the hard-hit areas of the beach.

April Sweatt said she can’t return to her home, and she’s concerned what might happen as she struggles to find help.

Nicole continues to fade away in the Appalachians, but it packed quite the punch across much of Florida, including our area.

Nicole eroded dunes and damaged roads and homes in parts of coastal St. Johns County.

A water main leak Friday was slowing down progress for residents along Ken Knight Drive on Jacksonville’s Northside whose homes were flooded during Nicole.

Residents in the Davis Shores neighborhood of St. Augustine have not even recovered from Ian damage. Now, Nicole has set them back even further in their recovery efforts.

Flagler County on Friday — a day after Hurricane Nicole made landfall along Florida’s east coast — submitted an initial damage assessment report to the state in the amount of $23.7 million, according to a news release from the county.

Teams of surveyors are working to find out how bad of a hit St. Johns County took during Nicole.

Tropical Storm Nicole impacted our areas differently – coastal highways got washed out and people inland saw significant flooding.

Clay County officials asked boaters to avoid all of the county’s waterways Friday as the Clay County Sheriff’s Office Marine Unit worked to clear debris left in the wake of Nicole.

A section of the new Jacksonville Beach Pier appears to have washed away during Nicole, but the mayor says the pier will be open Saturday after a temporary repair.

The Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair will reopen at 3 p.m. Friday after Tropical Storm Nicole forced the fair to close for two days this week.

Officials said Friday that the county experienced significant impacts from Nicole throughout coastal St. Johns County.

Several Flagler County Parks are closed until further notice because of flooding caused by Nicole.

While multiple Northeast Florida areas were experiencing flooding as Nicole battered the state, a fire broke out Thursday at an apartment complex on Jacksonville’s Northside, displacing dozens of people, officials said.

Multiple Ken Knight Drive homes along the Ribault River flooded and suffered significant damage as Nicole swept through Florida on Thursday.

Several buildings have collapsed along the east coast of Florida due to Hurricane Nicole, which brought with it intense winds and waves.

St. Augustine Police confirm a man was shocked by a downed power line in flood waters. He's in Flagler Hospital in critical condition.

During a Thursday afternoon news briefing, Clay County Emergency Operations officials said the main issue appears to be “storm effects” from Nicole.

As Nicole lashed Florida on Thursday, roadways and yards flooded in the Riverside, Avondale and Ortega neighborhoods.

Duval County will remain under a state of emergency as Tropical Storm Nicole impacts the city, Mayor Lenny Curry announced joined by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office and other city officials in a news conference on Thursday.

As Nicole made way through Northeast Florida Thursday morning, the tropical storm brought heavy rains, strong wind gusts and sustained winds to the Jacksonville Beach area.

News4JAX viewer Garrett Krehbiel sent in video of an electrical fire that appears to be a power line on the ground.

The one-two punch of our nor’easter followed by Hurricane Nicole brought near-record flooding from the downtown areas of the St. Johns River east to the Coastal Beaches.

St. Johns County officials have closed the Bridge of Lions in St. Augustine Thursday morning as Tropical Storm Nicole brings increased wind gusts and high tides.

A day after asking residents and visitors in certain parts of the county to evacuate ahead of Nicole, Flagler County emergency management officials on Thursday asked drivers to avoid using A1A if at all possible.

Flagler County announced that evacuation orders are effective at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday for residents and visitors in Zone A, the barrier island from Flagler Beach to Marineland, as well as mobile homes and RVs countywide, because of Tropical Storm Nicole.

Nicole continues to pivot toward the Big Bend area of Florida, and impacts will continue this evening. The rain will die down, but the strong winds will continue. Temps will be in the low 70s.

Alachua County opened multiple shelters for those who needed to evacuate because of Tropical Storm Nicole.

We will update this list as information becomes available ahead of the storm.

Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry announced Wednesday that he has signed a declaration of a state of emergency in Duval County effective at midnight.

The winds began to noticeably pick up Wednesday morning in Jacksonville Beach as preparations continued for win, rain and possible flooding from Tropical Storm Nicole.

In anticipation of the effects from Nicole, voluntary evacuations will be in effect starting at 7 a.m. Wednesday for coastal areas of St. Johns County, county officials announced.

Ahead of a nor’easter this week and as Nicole churned toward Florida, Clay County officials announced that the county will operate under a local state of emergency effective at 8 a.m. Wednesday.

The Columbia County Public Works department is preparing for Tropical Storm Nicole which is expected to be a Category 1 hurricane later Wednesday.

Due to Tropical Storm Nicole, Putnam County is currently recommending evacuations for Zone F, which includes Sportsmans Harbor, Dunns Creek, Federal Point and other locations that experienced flooding during Hurricane Ian, according to Putnam County Department of Emergency Services’ Emergency Management Division.

Flooding began in some areas of Jacksonville on Wednesday as people made preparations ahead of Nicole.

Speaking during an afternoon news conference Wednesday, Nassau County Sheriff Bill Leeper said residents in Zone A and D remain under an evacuation order ahead of Tropical Storm Nicole.

People throughout Florida are tracking Nicole and making preparations.

Those living in St. Augustine and the Davis Shores neighborhood, both of which have experienced catastrophic flooding, are now bracing for potential impacts from Nicole.

With Nicole approaching, JEA has gone into preparations for potential power outages. But this storm is unlike any in recent memory.

As Tropical Storm Nicole heads toward Florida, Walt Disney World announced it would implement phased closures of its parks.

LifeSouth urges regular and first-time donors to give blood as soon as possible because Nicole, which is expected to be a hurricane before making landfall in Florida, will increase the need for donations.

Here’s what we know about how Nicole is impacting waste and recycling collection in Northeast Florida.

Nicole is expected to bring heavy wind, storm surge and flooding.

In southern St. Johns County, people were bracing Wednesday for possible flooding along the coast as Nicole headed toward Florida.

The city of St. Augustine said that due to deteriorating weather conditions, solid waste yard debris collections will be suspended, Thursday, Nov. 10. Residents are urged to secure debris and bins to the best of their ability as Nicole approaches and to be prepared for storm conditions.

The Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair will now be closed Wednesday due to Tropical Storm Nicole, fair officials announced.

City Rescue Mission is increasing its overnight shelter capacity for those in need ahead of Nicole.

As Nicole churns closer to Florida, voluntary evacuations began Wednesday morning for coastal areas of St. Johns County.

Here’s a look at the counties opening shelters so far.

In preparation for Nicole, Jacksonville Beach Ocean Rescue issued a beach safety alert through the weekend. Officials are warning people not to go into the water due to the dangerous conditions.

Ahead of a nor’easter this week and as Tropical Storm Nicole churns closer to Florida, people in St. Johns County are preparing by filling up sandbags.

You’ve gotten the push alerts that Tropical Storm Watches, Storm Surge Warnings and Tropical Storm Warnings are in effect. What do all these alerts mean?

Among the closures and major schedule changes in preparation for Nicole, the Jacksonville Veterans Day Parade and breakfast on Friday will not take place, Mayor Lenny Curry announced Tuesday.

The American Red Cross is urging residents along the coast of Northeast Florida to prepare their homes ahead of Tropical Storm Nicole.

It’s been a breezy start to the week and a few showers streaming in from the Atlantic. A few showers will remain possible tonight, with the highest chance south of Jacksonville. Morning lows will be in the upper 60s.

The wind has continued this evening across the area, and the gusty conditions will march on into the overnight. It will remain mostly dry through early morning, with daybreak temps in the upper 50s.

Scarlett Johansson knew instantly that she wanted to play Nicole in Netflix's upcoming divorce drama, Marriage Story. The 34-year-old actress, who has been divorced twice, opens up about connecting with the material in Elle's Women in Hollywood issue. ElleBut it was the dialogue and the story that really drove Johansson to the project. I didnt hesitate at all, because I knew that Id have the opportunity to say those words, she explains. Its all valuable.For more from Johansson, watch the clip below:RELATED CONTENT:Scarlett Johansson Plays Coy About Wedding Planning at 2019 Toronto International Film Festival (Exclusive)Dylan Farrow Fires Back After Scarlett Johansson Says She Believes Woody AllenScarlett Johansson Defends Woody Allen: 'I Believe Him, and I Would Work With Him Anytime'

A Washington mother says she doesn't regret calling the police on her 17-year-old son, whose journal was allegedly filled with detailed plans about attacking his school on the anniversary of Columbine. "I know a lot of people that go to College Place High School," she said of her son's school. But her son's allegedly violent journal entries make her feel "like I've done something wrong," she said. RELATED STORIESBack-to-School PSA Spotlights Ordinary Items That Might Save Kids' Lives in a ShootingCan a Bulletproof Backpack Save Your Life in a School Shooting? Inside Edition Tests Them OutColumbine School Shooting Survivor Found Dead 20 Years After Massacre

ET recently spoke with Morales about joining the project, bucking racial stereotypes and much more. He works really, really hard," she shared over the phone. "He got the part because hes a brilliant, great actor whos really funny." Throughout Stuber, L.A. itself is a character in the film, which Bautista and Nanjianis characters explore in the latter's electric car, leading to numerous shootouts and hilarious exchanges. Morales explained that Tripper Clancy, the movies screenwriter, wrote it specifically as an L.A. film, challenging the filmmakers with recreating the City of Angels in the South.