Jonathan Lundy
Digital Producer
Hailing from Detroit, Jonathan is excited to start his media career at News4JAX in November 2023. He is passionate about telling stories that matter to the community and he is honored to serve Jacksonville.
Hailing from Detroit, Jonathan is excited to start his media career at News4JAX in November 2023. He is passionate about telling stories that matter to the community and he is honored to serve Jacksonville.
Jacksonville’s Finance Committee is adding back some funding for the Meals on Wheels program. In its final budget hearing, the committee moved forward with $1.7 million for the program after pushback against proposed cuts to Mayor Donna Deegan’s initial budget request.
The Atlantic Beach Police Department is reminding beachgoers to keep their dogs on a leash after a dog ate 23 baby sea turtles as they emerged from their nest.
A 13-year-old was accused Tuesday of cyberbullying after an investigation involving serious threats, according to the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office.
A truck driver fell asleep behind the wheel, causing an early morning crash with injuries in Clay County on US Highway 301.
An investment firm announced Wednesday that it purchased Orange Park Mall with intentions to expand community programming and enhance the shopper experience.
The Gainesville Police Department arrested three people Tuesday in connection with the Easter Day shooting that killed a 20-year-old woman at TB McPherson Park.
Travis Hunter sat out part of Friday’s practice while dealing with an “upper-body issue,” and his status for Sunday’s preseason game is unclear, according to coach Liam Coen.
Rep. Earl L. “Buddy” Carter (R-GA) on Friday introduced a resolution honoring the six Fort Stewart soldiers who subdued the gunman on Aug. 6.
A woman won $10,000 on Thursday after removing 60 Burmese Pythons from the Everglades in the 2025 Florida Python Challenge.
The first suspect accused in the shooting death of Charles Jones, a Jacksonville rapper known as “Julio Foolio,” is set to go on trial Monday.
A man who worked as a janitor for the Camden County School System Board of Education was accused of aggravated child molestation, according to the Camden County Sheriff’s Office.