The Jacksonville Sharks and the University of North Florida (UNF) are joining forces for a historic event: UNF’s first-ever football game.

The Big Bounce America found a new home in Jacksonville. It moved to Westside Golf Center on Parrish Cemetery Road after being at Riverfront Plaza downtown for many years.

To help food-insecure Floridians, Farm Share is hosting a food distribution in Jacksonville on Saturday.

United Way Northeast Florida teamed up with JEA employees Wednesday morning to help spread awareness of customers going through financial struggles.

Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department Chief Keith Powers and Capt. Jen Parramore will share a presentation on the PATH team with the finance committee during a 9:30 a.m. meeting Wednesday at City Hall.

America’s Best Restaurants, a national media and marketing company focused on bringing attention to local, independently-owned restaurants, will bring its ABR Roadshow through Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida in early March.

What adult life skill do you wish you knew how to do? Share it with us, and we’ll see if we can help!

The legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. will be celebrated in Jacksonville during Black History Month after the 44th annual parade was postponed in January.

Twelve couples tied the knot Friday during a group wedding Valentine’s Day event in downtown St. Augustine.

News4JAX got a sneak peek Friday morning into the weekend lineup of events for the Bold City Motorcycle Challenge.

First responders are meeting in the boxing ring for “Fight Night” on Thursday night at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre. It has become a tradition in St. Johns County. All the money raised is going to a baseball field and playground being built to accommodate those with physical and intellectual challenges.

To help food-insecure Floridians, Farm Share is hosting two food distributions in Putnam County on Friday.

The Jacksonville Humane Society is celebrating Valentine’s Day by offering a weekend packed with opportunities to spread the love to homeless pets.

Tom Coughlin's Jay Fund has provided more than $32 million in assistance to 6,700 families dealing with childhood cancer. The group’s annual Jay Fund Wine Tasting Gala is on Thursday, Feb. 27 at EverBank Stadium.

The Impact Clay Train was created after the organization learned of an issue facing food banks and food pantries throughout Clay County.

Our Morning Show team celebrated National Weddings Month on Tuesday morning by sharing some of their wedding photos. And we want to see yours!

Dozens of students gathered at City Hall for a mock city council session led by Councilmember Jimmy Peluso to introduce young people to the workings of local government.

Kevin Waters is the first African American to be an owner of a professional sports team in Jacksonville, and the first to be named as a head coach of a professional sports team in the city.

Farm Share, Florida’s leading food nonprofit and the state’s largest food bank, is distributing food to food-insecure Floridians in Lake Butler on Saturday.

Jacksonville officials, business owners and other leaders on Wednesday will introduce Florida Avenue Main Street, a new organization focused on revitalizing the historic A. Philip Randolph Blvd. corridor to foster business and economic development in the Eastside.

The legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. will be celebrated in Jacksonville during Black History Month after the 44th annual parade was postponed in January.

As part of the News4JAX “4 Your Neighborhood” campaign in Orange Park, 10-time Olympian Caeleb Dressel talked about what the Clay County community means to him, his achievements and more.

After winning a 2024 Hyundai Tucson as part of News4JAX’s Hometown Heroes contest, we caught up with Howell, who shared why she takes her role as a teacher so seriously, calling it “her calling,” and why she spends time investing in the youth.

Moosehaven, a retirement community located in the heart of Orange Park, is known for its amazing 4th of July fireworks show.

The Fort Mose Jazz and Blue Series is continuing its tradition of bringing live music to one of the most historical sites in the nation—Fort Mose Historic State Park.

Positioned just off Wells Road, Calico Station serves as a kind of sanctuary for local quilters who call the shop their second home.

Orange Park is home to many fast-food restaurants, but one stands out not just for its longevity but for its remarkable owner. This McDonald's, the first in Clay County, has been a staple for over 50 years.

While Jacksonville residents might visit Orange Park often, especially those who live on the Westside, they might not know the history of the town.

Across three schools in the Town of Orange Park, there are more than 1,700 students, and the Clay County School District says work is underway on each campus to keep facilities up-to-date.

The biggest challenge for the fire department in the Town of Orange Park is keeping firefighters and filling vacancies.

Known as the “Little school with a big heart,” Orange Park Elementary has become a shining example of educational excellence in Florida. The school’s success can be attributed to a combination of love, passion, and strong parental involvement.

Orange Park Junior High School has enhanced its campus security with new safety protocols, including ID checks and increased monitoring of social media threats, to protect students and staff.

The search for 7-year-old Somer Thompson brought hundreds to the town of Orange Park 15 years ago. Her mother, Diena Thompson, reflects on what the support meant to her during the worst time of her life.

The oldest barber shop in Orange Park and arguably the oldest in the Jacksonville area, the Modern Style & Barber Shop remains a hidden, timeless gem on Kingsley Avenue.

Jacksonville and its surrounding areas are deeply rooted in rich Black history, leaving a lasting impact on the world we know today.

Jacksonville’s historic Durkeeville neighborhood was the center of a unique Black History Month celebration—a guided urban bike tour that included stops at significant cultural and historical sites.

Douglas Anderson School of the Arts is hosting its 38th Annual Extravaganza! showcase on Feb. 1 at the Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts.

Emmalyn Custis has accomplished in a few years, what some scouts never do. She is an Eagle Scout with 8 more years of scouting ahead of her. She dropped by the station with her scoutmaster Christina Thomas to speak on her experience and goals for the future. Scouting America Troops offer youth development activities and outdoor adventures for kids ages 11-17. As a part of Troop 5 at Christ the King Church in Arlington, we meet every Monday night at 7, and we camp every month. Go to www.beascout.org and join a Troop near you.

A Nocatee walking group is bowing out of a legal battle with a company over the group’s name.

An American hero who dedicated six years to serving in the Navy now has a custom home in Jacksonville designed to meet his specific needs.

The Jacksonville City Council will introduce two resolutions during Tuesday’s meeting to honor and congratulate Raines High School’s principal and football team for an outstanding performance.

Ragtime, a beloved tavern and seafood restaurant in Atlantic Beach, announced Monday its permanent closure after serving the community for more than 30 years.

CamiCakes, a beloved cupcake bakery in Jacksonville, has officially closed its doors after 19 years of serving sweet treats to the community.

The pie shop that previously served delicious sweet treats on Jacksonville’s Riverside is resurging in its next chapter with a downtown location.

One of the iconic Clydesdales from the world-renowned Budweiser hitch is coming to Northeast Florida.

The district said the community’s feedback is crucial in helping them identify the best leader to guide the district toward continued success.

A hands-on program helped high school students in St. Johns County learn about health care.

A new music venue came to life after Thursday’s ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Some counties in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia adjusted trash service this week because of dangerous icy roads from the rare winter storm that slammed the area.

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. had a dream of equality for all. Behind the scenes, many people helped make that dream a reality.

An 8th grade student named Neora Varghese is being recognized for achieving a perfect score on her 7th grade FAST ELA Reading Assessment last spring.

The MLK Holiday Grand Parade in Jacksonville has been postponed due to cold weather concerns, a city spokesperson confirmed.

Easton Schirra has turned California’s tragedy into hope by spearheading a fundraising effort to support displaced families and animals and raise money to help get supplies to those in need.

The United Way of Northeast Florida is hosting a Weekend of Service to honor King’s legacy and keep his spirit of unity alive.

As we remember MLK and his work to demand equal opportunities for all, we’re looking at how the next generation is following in his footsteps and galvanizing supporters from their phones.

During Black History Month, we want to highlight those in the Black community locally who own their businesses!

Jacksonville is gearing up to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day with a variety of events and service opportunities. The annual MLK Breakfast will be held at the Prime Osborn Convention Center, with tickets available at JaxMLKBreakfast.com.

Life South and HCA Orange Park Hospital are hosting a blood drive in Orange Park from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Rashaud Fields was shot at a party just a few hours after he graduated from Raines High School. His mother, Janice, is keeping his memory alive while also supporting other families in pain.

The North Florida Marine Association is hosting the 77th Annual Jacksonville Boat Show this January, offering boat enthusiasts three days to attend.

The Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department will hold a naming ceremony Thursday for its headquarters building at 515 N. Julia St.

PulteGroup’s Northeast Florida Division has started building a mortgage-free home for U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Antwian Cooper in the Centex community of Wells Landing.

For those committed to a new fitness journey, First Coast YMCA is implementing new methods to help people stick with their new routines.

News4Jax compiled a county-by-county breakdown of how trash service is affected by holidays.

There’s no better way for Flagler County Fire Rescue to embrace the holidays than with a pint-sized, er Taco-sized, therapy dog!

The annual community recycling event, hosted by St. Johns County Utilities in collaboration with the City of St. Augustine, will return on Wednesday, Jan. 8, 2025.

Two Jacksonville stars in the music industry teamed up to spread holiday cheer on Christmas Eve.

Feeding elderly, food-insecure residents was one of the priorities identified by the health committee of Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan’s transition team.

News4Jax compiled a county-by-county breakdown of how trash service is affected by holidays.

News4Jax compiled a county-by-county breakdown of how trash service is affected by holidays.

Jacksonville Beach, News4JAX and Closets By Design celebrated two local heroes Friday—CJ and Melvin—who were honored with the Positively JAX award for their exceptional dedication and kindness.

The city of Jacksonville is rolling out plans to clean up Lonnie C. Miller Park in Northwest Jacksonville.

Freedom, defined as “the power or right to speak, act, and change as one wants without hindrance or restraint,” remained elusive for many in Afghanistan during years of conflict. For three Afghan women now living in the United States, freedom signifies a fresh start.

The Westside Baptist Church has brought Bethlehem to Jacksonville once again with its living drive-thru nativity scene.

During a pep rally Thursday at Raines High School, Lil Duval, a Jacksonville comedian and recording artist with a huge online following, surprised students and staff ahead of the 3A state title game in Miami against Miami Northwestern on Saturday.

Melanated Growers plants community gardens in areas considered food deserts.

There’s no better way for Flagler County Fire Rescue to embrace the holidays than with a pint-sized, er Taco-sized, therapy dog!

Running 4 Heroes, Inc. is hosting a running event Wednesday night to honor and support the lives of two fallen Jacksonville first responders.

Are you ready to get into the Christmas spirit? News4Jax has compiled a list of the best light displays and events around our area.

There are four steps you should follow to prevent worms and insects from taking over your vegetable garden without having to use harmful chemicals.

Riverside community members gathered at the Jacksonville Association of Firefighters Union Building on Stockton Street to voice concerns and learn about plans for the Emerald Trail.

A Neptune Beach man stepped up his holiday decorating game by honoring a holiday movie classic: “A Christmas Story.”

Mayor Donna Deegan said funding is a key issue in the push to help people who are experiencing homelessness.

25 companies are looking to fill hundreds of jobs just before Christmas with the Jacksonville Job Fair.

Clay County Habitat for Humanity will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony Tuesday at noon to celebrate its new administration office in Green Cove Springs.

It's estimated that as many as 70,000 "boonie" dogs live on the U.S. island territory of Guam, which has a population of just 173,000 people. One of those dogs -- a pup named Socks -- captured the heart of an Air Force Reserve Master Sergeant from Valdosta, Georgia. And our News4JAX community helped them reunite.

Studies have shown that people who volunteer have increased happiness, lower blood pressure, longer lives and less depression.

Sulzbacher has announced that its Cold Night Shelter will be open for those in need from Tuesday night through Friday morning.

In the spirit of giving, St. Augustine has rolled out a unique charitable act that can reach those in need across the world.

A local biker community helped patients at Wolfson Children’s Hospital get into the holiday spirit.

Farm Share, Florida’s largest food bank, will host four food distributions this week in Northeast Florida.

On Thursday, Dec. 5, Channel 4 will begin collecting new and unwrapped toys from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at WJXT Studios located at 4 Broadcast Place.

The congregation of All People International Church is mourning the passing of their beloved pastor, Bishop Arthur Jones, who died unexpectedly on Thanksgiving morning. He was 76 years old.

This Thanksgiving more than a dozen families of cancer patients are thankful they can put food on the table with help from a local foundation.

Volunteers with Ascension St. Vincent's prepared 1,100 hot meals to be delivered to local seniors who might not otherwise have a Thanksgiving dinner.

A day before Thanksgiving, a Jacksonville food truck handed out free meals to support the Northside community.

The MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation is on a mission to put food on the table for more than 100 families this Thanksgiving.

Hubbard House needs your help to make the 2024 holiday season special for survivors of domestic violence and their children.

A beloved holiday tradition is making its return to the city of JAX in time for Thanksgiving weekend.

News4Jax compiled a county-by-county breakdown of how trash service is affected by holidays.