A large police presence has surrounded Main Street in Folkston as authorities continue an active investigation that began Thursday afternoon.

Georgia voters will soon return to the polls for a runoff election to cap off what has been a heated primary season.

Drivers in Georgia could see a noticeable jump in gas prices starting today after the state’s gas tax was reinstated following a suspension that lasted more than two months.

Immigrant detainees across at least 33 states allege in court documents that the government is failing to provide them with adequate medical care.

Georgia voters will soon return to the polls for a runoff election to cap off what has been a heated primary season.

A Waycross Police Department detective has been placed on administrative leave after a physical altercation that left the grandmother of his child with a cut to her face, according to a police report obtained by News4JAX.

A 27-year-old motorcyclist died after a pickup truck turned in front of him at County Road 215 and Blanding Boulevard in Clay County on Thursday morning.

Clay County projects a $44.5 million General Fund deficit next year, before any property tax reform impacts. Officials warn proposed changes could cut revenue further, pressuring services and budgets.

Clay County deputies are asking the public for help identifying a group of children accused of abusing a small dog at a local boat ramp. This incident led to the death of the animal days later.

Clay County marine deputies patrolled Boater Skip Day on the St. Johns River, using mutual aid, radios and emergency lanes to respond quickly to medical calls, heat issues and drifting boats.

Thousands of adults hit the waters of the St. Johns River on Friday for the unofficial annual tradition of “Boater Skip Day” in Northeast Florida.

An 82-year-old Middleburg woman is facing a misdemeanor animal cruelty charge after a deputy found her dog locked inside a hot car last week, according to the Clay County Sheriff’s Office.

Residents at a Westside Jacksonville apartment complex said they were using the bathroom in buckets last year. Their water had been shut off — not because they hadn’t paid, but because JEA said their landlord didn’t.

More than a year after a Jacksonville elementary teacher and his 1-year-old son were killed crossing Baymeadows Road, the Florida Legislature has earmarked nearly $975,000 to install a pedestrian hybrid beacon crosswalk near Wicked Barley Brewing Company.

Governor Ron DeSantis announced Wednesday that the state will award Pasco-Hernando State College a $3 million grant to launch a new airframe and powerplant program at the Brooksville-Tampa Regional Airport, part of a broader push to expand workforce education and career training across Florida.

A Mandarin High School football player was injured Saturday in what the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is investigating as an “accidental shooting.”

A man was killed and a child was taken to a hospital with critical injuries after rear-ending a semi-truck at New Kings Road and Soutel Drive on Wednesday morning, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said.

Osamah Khalil, an expert on U.S. foreign relations and the Middle East and a history professor at Syracuse University, joined us on The Morning Show to discuss the prospect of a deal between the U.S. and Iran.

A Jacksonville family is asking for prayers and support after a Mandarin football player suffered a traumatic brain injury after a shooting in the Inwood Terrace neighborhood.

Plans for a full-service Publix grocery store in Downtown Jacksonville remain on track, but questions are emerging about whether the city will ultimately be able to fund millions of dollars in incentives tied to the project.

A Jacksonville woman came forward after human remains were discovered on a Northside street, saying she believes the bones belong to her father, who has been missing for more than two years.

George Winterling’s legacy shapes how we measure summer heat

A News4JAX request for public records stemming from the ongoing controversy surrounding JEA triggered a cost estimate from the city of Jacksonville for nearly $4,000.

George Cooper Jr. was supposed to be moving back to Jacksonville. Instead, his family was left planning his funeral.