LIVE: River Run rolls with the changes as 49th event arrives on Saturday
Read full article: LIVE: River Run rolls with the changes as 49th event arrives on SaturdayThe 49th Gate River Run on Saturday morning has been filled with more challenges than usual, but the iconic Jacksonville race is poised for another exciting year.
Council President confirms that Inspector General is looking into ‘serious allegations’ related to JEA
Read full article: Council President confirms that Inspector General is looking into ‘serious allegations’ related to JEACity Council President Kevin Carrico has confirmed to News4JAX that the city’s Inspector General is looking into “serious allegations” against JEA, adding a new layer to weeks of public sparring between the utility and City Hall.
Thousands flock to Runners’ Expo ahead of Gate River Run with record turnout expected
Read full article: Thousands flock to Runners’ Expo ahead of Gate River Run with record turnout expectedThousands of people collected bibs, shopped for gear and sampled Jacksonville hospitality at the Runner’s Expo in Mandarin on Friday ahead of Saturday’s Gate River Run 15K.
Jacksonville lawyers warn homeowners after state sues roofing company
Read full article: Jacksonville lawyers warn homeowners after state sues roofing companyLocal legal advocates are warning homeowners to protect themselves after the Florida Attorney General’s Office sued a Jacksonville roofing company, accusing it of deceptive business practices.
Jacksonville Zoo opens $72M VyStar Skyscape and Manatee River project
Read full article: Jacksonville Zoo opens $72M VyStar Skyscape and Manatee River projectThe VyStar Skyscape and Manatee River at the Jacksonville Zoo and Botanical Gardens are now open to the public, part of a $72 million project that combines visitor experiences with space to treat critically injured animals.
JSO cracks down on illegal gambling machines, 100+ seized from 16 locations, arrests made
Read full article: JSO cracks down on illegal gambling machines, 100+ seized from 16 locations, arrests madeOver the course of three days in February, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office officers and detectives said they visited businesses across the city to search for illegal gambling machines.
San Marco party atmosphere powers Gate River Run participants through food, music and fun drinks
Read full article: San Marco party atmosphere powers Gate River Run participants through food, music and fun drinksRunners say their favorite stretches comes in one neighborhood: San Marco, where residents line the route with cheers, snacks and creative boosts
Attorney for one of the defendants in murder of Jacksonville rapper ‘Julio Foolio’ asking for separate trials
Read full article: Attorney for one of the defendants in murder of Jacksonville rapper ‘Julio Foolio’ asking for separate trialsA woman accused of stalking Charles Jones, a Jacksonville rapper known as “Julio Foolio,” is testifying in court Friday.
Jacksonville’s PATH program shows early progress reducing downtown homelessness
Read full article: Jacksonville’s PATH program shows early progress reducing downtown homelessnessA city program aimed at helping people experiencing homelessness in downtown Jacksonville is showing early signs of progress, but city leaders say more work is needed.
This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition - Players Championship 2026 preview at TPC Sawgrass
Read full article: This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition - Players Championship 2026 preview at TPC SawgrassThis week’s episode of This Week in Jacksonville, Business Edition previews Players Championship week at TPC Sawgrass with executive director Lee Smith. He explains why running the tournament is a “52-week-a-year job,” outlines changes for this year — including a smaller field, new fan areas and drone coverage — and discusses economic impact for northeast Florida.
Own the home, not the land: A unique program tackling Jacksonville’s housing affordability crisis
Read full article: Own the home, not the land: A unique program tackling Jacksonville’s housing affordability crisisAs housing prices continue to climb, a local program is offering a different path to homeownership for residents priced out of the traditional market.
Mayor Deegan approves 3 a.m. alcohol sales downtown; some News4JAX viewers question safety
Read full article: Mayor Deegan approves 3 a.m. alcohol sales downtown; some News4JAX viewers question safetyWith Jacksonville one step away from extending alcohol sales to 3 a.m. in the Downtown Entertainment District, some people are expressing safety concerns. The measure, which passed the City Council with a 17–1 vote on Tuesday, is now on Mayor Donna Deegan’s desk awaiting her signature.
Man arrested for child molestation faces new charges stemming from armed robbery attempt that left 32-year-old dead: JSO
Read full article: Man arrested for child molestation faces new charges stemming from armed robbery attempt that left 32-year-old dead: JSOA 45-year-old man who was previously arrested for child molestation is now facing new charges after police connected him to an armed robbery attempt that left a 32-year-old man dead, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
Oceanway residents disappointed in committee’s decision to approve storage unit development
Read full article: Oceanway residents disappointed in committee’s decision to approve storage unit developmentA controversial development proposal to bring 600 storage units to an Oceanway neighborhood will move forward after the Land Use and Zoning (LUZ) committee approved an appeal.
Flights, cruises could also experience price hikes due to oil supply impacts in Middle East, travel expert warns
Read full article: Flights, cruises could also experience price hikes due to oil supply impacts in Middle East, travel expert warnsTravel expert recommends delaying booking a flight if possible for awhile
JSO says 2 more arrests made after shootout, attempted robbery at abandoned home with illegal weed ‘dispensary’ inside
Read full article: JSO says 2 more arrests made after shootout, attempted robbery at abandoned home with illegal weed ‘dispensary’ insideOne of the three men caught on surveillance in an attempted home invasion robbery that led to a midday shootout in Northwest Jacksonville was arrested.
OIG closes review of JTA mural procurement, recommends added safeguards for future purchases
Read full article: OIG closes review of JTA mural procurement, recommends added safeguards for future purchasesThe Jacksonville Office of Inspector General said Wednesday it found reason to believe the procurement process for a Jacksonville Transportation Authority mural project was not secure but closed a preliminary review without launching a full investigation.
Former Serenata Beach Club employee files class action lawsuit over unpaid wages
Read full article: Former Serenata Beach Club employee files class action lawsuit over unpaid wagesA Jacksonville man has filed a proposed class-action lawsuit against the former owners of Serenata Beach Club in Ponte Vedra Beach, alleging workers were required to perform duties “off the clock” and were not paid minimum wage for all hours worked.
Photos show Jacksonville-based Navy ships, helicopters playing key roles in ‘Operation Epic Fury’
Read full article: Photos show Jacksonville-based Navy ships, helicopters playing key roles in ‘Operation Epic Fury’As tensions rise in the Middle East, questions are surfacing in Jacksonville about whether local military assets are being deployed and what that means for families at home.
‘Heartbreaking call’: 15 tiny puppies found stuffed in single travel crate
Read full article: ‘Heartbreaking call’: 15 tiny puppies found stuffed in single travel crateAnimal Care and Protective Services is looking for homes for 15 small puppies that were found shut inside a single travel crate.
Timucuan Parks leader Mark Middlebrook, who dedicated life to preserving Northeast Florida’s natural landscapes, dies
Read full article: Timucuan Parks leader Mark Middlebrook, who dedicated life to preserving Northeast Florida’s natural landscapes, diesMark Middlebrook, a driving force behind Jacksonville’s urban park system and a former executive director of the Timucuan Parks Foundation, died Sunday in Spring City, Tennessee, the foundation said.
DCPS approves sending 1-mill tax renewal to City Council; says it would generate $121 million annually
Read full article: DCPS approves sending 1-mill tax renewal to City Council; says it would generate $121 million annuallyThe Duval County School Board is set to vote Tuesday night on whether to ask voters to renew a 1-mill property tax that the district says helps fund teacher salary supplements and other school programs, including arts, athletics and safety-related needs.
Former dance company CEO faces new sexual battery charge following allegations of inappropriate relationship with teen
Read full article: Former dance company CEO faces new sexual battery charge following allegations of inappropriate relationship with teenVictor Chrispin, a former CEO of a dance company in Jacksonville, is now facing a sexual battery charge related to an alleged inappropriate relationship with a teen, according to court records.
Jacksonville caregiver arrested, accused of stealing more than $98K from elderly patient
Read full article: Jacksonville caregiver arrested, accused of stealing more than $98K from elderly patientThe St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office said detectives arrested a Jacksonville woman after an investigation into theft from an elderly patient in her care.
Trial that could lead to the breakup of Ticketmaster's parent company gets underway
Read full article: Trial that could lead to the breakup of Ticketmaster's parent company gets underwayA Justice Department lawyer has told a New York jury at the start of an antitrust trial that the concert ticket industry is broken because Ticketmaster and its parent company Live Nation Entertainment have monopolized the market, driving up prices for consumers.
‘They need us’: 2 Jacksonville musicians face long recovery after being hurt in deadly Atlantic Blvd. crash
Read full article: ‘They need us’: 2 Jacksonville musicians face long recovery after being hurt in deadly Atlantic Blvd. crashThree people were killed and another four were injured Sunday afternoon in a head-on, chain reaction crash on Atlantic Boulevard near Empire Point, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said.
LIFT JAX, Swisher announce $135M expansion to create 240 jobs, 60 for Eastside residents
Read full article: LIFT JAX, Swisher announce $135M expansion to create 240 jobs, 60 for Eastside residentsLIFT JAX announced a partnership with Swisher that ties inclusive economic development to the company’s $135 million Jacksonville manufacturing expansion, the organizations said.
What to know if you’re running — or watching — the Gate River Run
Read full article: What to know if you’re running — or watching — the Gate River RunIf you’re running the annual Gate River Run — or just planning to be downtown — this year comes with major changes. We’re breaking down what you need to know before race day with the help of longtime race director Doug Allred.
Why the YMCA backs proposed legislation to widen swim voucher ages, create new water rules for rental properties
Read full article: Why the YMCA backs proposed legislation to widen swim voucher ages, create new water rules for rental propertiesThe Florida Department of Health lists drowning as the leading cause of unintentional death for children ages 1-4, and state lawmakers in Tallahassee are considering two bills aimed at reducing those deaths.
Jacksonville pastor says teens need more safe places to gather after ‘takeover’ events
Read full article: Jacksonville pastor says teens need more safe places to gather after ‘takeover’ eventsA local pastor says teenagers need to have more safe places to gather in Jacksonville, after gunfire erupts during two recent takeover events in Jacksonville Beach and outside the Avenues Mall.
Florida AG says state attorney misinterpreted firearm registry law, calls for civil enforcement against Jacksonville
Read full article: Florida AG says state attorney misinterpreted firearm registry law, calls for civil enforcement against JacksonvilleThe Florida attorney general is challenging state attorney Melissa Nelson’s decision not to pursue criminal charges after finding that city of Jacksonville security logbooks kept records of privately-owned firearms and the people who carried them into two city buildings.
Vice chair passed over as JEA committee chooses next year’s Board leaders amid swirling controversies
Read full article: Vice chair passed over as JEA committee chooses next year’s Board leaders amid swirling controversiesThe executive committee of JEA’s Board of Directors made an unusual -- but expected -- move on Monday, opting to forego the traditional succession of leadership as controversies swirl around the city-owned utility.
Driver dies when truck slams into concrete light pole in Starbucks parking lot on San Jose Boulevard: JSO
Read full article: Driver dies when truck slams into concrete light pole in Starbucks parking lot on San Jose Boulevard: JSOA driver died early Monday morning when their truck ran over a curb into the parking lot of a Starbucks on San Jose Boulevard and slammed into a light pole, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
3 dead, 4 sent to hospital after teen driver hops median into oncoming traffic on Atlantic Boulevard: JSO
Read full article: 3 dead, 4 sent to hospital after teen driver hops median into oncoming traffic on Atlantic Boulevard: JSOThree people were killed and another four were injured Sunday afternoon in a head-on, chain reaction crash on Atlantic Boulevard near Empire Point, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said.
World of Nations brings food, music and traditions to downtown Jacksonville
Read full article: World of Nations brings food, music and traditions to downtown JacksonvilleThe annual World of Nations festival drew vendors, performers and visitors to downtown Jacksonville for a weekend of food, music and cultural displays.
All eyes on JEA committee as it chooses leaders amid swirling controversies
Read full article: All eyes on JEA committee as it chooses leaders amid swirling controversiesAll eyes will be on JEA as one of its board committees gets ready for a key meeting on Monday, where the city-owned utility’s board chooses its leaders for the next year.
Jacksonville Beach quiet one week after ‘takeover’ that led to 5 teens being shot; some businesses affected
Read full article: Jacksonville Beach quiet one week after ‘takeover’ that led to 5 teens being shot; some businesses affectedNearly one week after five teens were shot in Jacksonville Beach during a “takeover” event, the city’s police department said it plans to increase the number of officers on the streets to monitor for any potential unpermitted gatherings.
Florida, Georgia politicians react to U.S., Israel launching major attack on Iran
Read full article: Florida, Georgia politicians react to U.S., Israel launching major attack on IranLocally, leaders such as Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan, Florida Senator Rick Scott, Congressman John Rutherford, and Georgia Representative Buddy Carter released statements on the U.S. joining Israel in attacking Iran.
Runners get last training sessions in, hit ‘Green Monster’ before Gate River Run next week; ‘never know what to expect’
Read full article: Runners get last training sessions in, hit ‘Green Monster’ before Gate River Run next week; ‘never know what to expect’Thousands of runners are preparing for Jacksonville’s Gate River Run, and many used Saturday’s Hart Bridge practice to sharpen their legs and strategy.
‘I was preparing to die’: Woman credits less-invasive heart procedure for new lease on life
Read full article: ‘I was preparing to die’: Woman credits less-invasive heart procedure for new lease on lifeAs February closes out American Heart Month, patients and doctors gathered at Ascension St. Vincent’s Riverside for a heart patient reunion aimed at celebrating lives saved and treatments that restored them.
Fentanyl, cocaine, MDMA and more among drugs seized by police during takedowns near Moncrief Park, Northside: JSO
Read full article: Fentanyl, cocaine, MDMA and more among drugs seized by police during takedowns near Moncrief Park, Northside: JSOThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said it recently arrested a 41-year-old man accused of operating a “trap house” and possessing large quantities of various drugs, including fentanyl, cocaine, MDMA and more.
Letting in the light inspired Matt Harms to participate in the Brooks Challenge Mile. Now, he wants to inspire others
Read full article: Letting in the light inspired Matt Harms to participate in the Brooks Challenge Mile. Now, he wants to inspire othersAfter stubbing his toe on a coffee table, Matt Harms learned that he had sepsis, which led to an above-the-knee amputation. Here's his story of how letting the light in one day gave him the strength to participate annually in the Brooks Rehabilitation Challenge Mile.
We're taking you behind-the-scenes as Concourse B takes shape at JAX
Read full article: We're taking you behind-the-scenes as Concourse B takes shape at JAXThe highly anticipated Concourse B at Jacksonville International Airport continues to take shape, and News4JAX got a tour inside the construction zone on Friday.
Is Waymo coming to Jacksonville? Councilman says he will do everything he can to bring robotaxis here
Read full article: Is Waymo coming to Jacksonville? Councilman says he will do everything he can to bring robotaxis hereCouncilman Rory Diamond told News4JAX he plans to introduce legislation within the next month to pave the way for autonomous robotaxis — like those operated by Waymo — to run on Jacksonville roads.
JSO bodycams capture officers' 19-second interaction that ended in deadly shooting of 62-year-old outside his son's home
Read full article: JSO bodycams capture officers' 19-second interaction that ended in deadly shooting of 62-year-old outside his son's homeThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office released footage Friday from several body cameras that captured a deadly officer-involved shooting earlier this month in the Dinsmore area.
Urban Youth Park turns “I can’t” into “I did!”
Read full article: Urban Youth Park turns “I can’t” into “I did!”Urban Youth Park offers indoor parkour and free-running classes for kids and teens around Jacksonville. It provides camps, open gym sessions, and birthday parties in a gym setup with obstacle courses. The focus is on helping young people gain strength, coordination, confidence, and social skills through guided movement and play
Man, woman exchanging info after fender bender on 9B hit by car that veered into emergency lane: FHP
Read full article: Man, woman exchanging info after fender bender on 9B hit by car that veered into emergency lane: FHPA man and woman who were exchanging information in the inside emergency lane of 9B after a fender bender were hit by a car Thursday night, leaving the woman dead and the man critically injured, the Florida Highway Patrol said.
Woman dies after being hit by car while walking across intersection at Richmond Park, Hodges Boulevard: JSO
Read full article: Woman dies after being hit by car while walking across intersection at Richmond Park, Hodges Boulevard: JSOA woman died on Thursday night after she was hit by a car while walking across the street at the intersection of Hodges Boulevard and Richmond Park, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
Bodycam shows JSO officers’ pursuit that led to deadly shooting of man with gun on Northside
Read full article: Bodycam shows JSO officers’ pursuit that led to deadly shooting of man with gun on NorthsideThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office released the bodycam footage of an officer-involved shooting that happened on Jacksonville’s Northside earlier this month.
JAXPORT highlights ‘Jax Forward’ strategy, record growth at 2026 State of the Ports address
Read full article: JAXPORT highlights ‘Jax Forward’ strategy, record growth at 2026 State of the Ports addressThe Jacksonville Port Authority CEO Eric Green says steady investment and new infrastructure are reshaping JAXPORT and helping drive tens of thousands of jobs and billions of dollars in economic impact for Northeast Florida.
Peluso asks Carrico to step down temporarily amid text controversy; Carrico calls him ‘biggest Drama Queen’ on council
Read full article: Peluso asks Carrico to step down temporarily amid text controversy; Carrico calls him ‘biggest Drama Queen’ on councilJacksonville City Council member Jimmy Peluso is calling on Council President Kevin Carrico to temporarily step aside from his leadership position while records are being reviewed following a subpoena tied to Carrico’s communications about JEA.
Is this Florida’s hardest-working city? New report says yes
Read full article: Is this Florida’s hardest-working city? New report says yesA new report by WalletHub on Tuesday details the hardest-working cities in America. And one city in particular took the top spot for Florida, according to a report by our sister station WKMG in Orlando.
Honoring Jacksonville’s Gullah Geechee: A living legacy of faith, food, and freedom
Read full article: Honoring Jacksonville’s Gullah Geechee: A living legacy of faith, food, and freedomThe Gullah Geechee community has deep roots in Jacksonville. Beyond the streets and shorelines lives a story of survival, identity, and heritage.
‘Why 3 a.m.?’: Some News4JAX viewers question safety as Mayor considers new downtown drinking hours
Read full article: ‘Why 3 a.m.?’: Some News4JAX viewers question safety as Mayor considers new downtown drinking hoursWith Jacksonville one step away from extending alcohol sales to 3 a.m. in the Downtown Entertainment District, safety concerns are mounting. The measure, which passed 17–1, is now on Mayor Donna Deegan’s desk awaiting her signature.
Missing Jacksonville man found alive, stuck in ‘quicksand’ in Putnam County, went days without food, water: PCSO
Read full article: Missing Jacksonville man found alive, stuck in ‘quicksand’ in Putnam County, went days without food, water: PCSOA Jacksonville man who was reported missing earlier this month was found alive Wednesday at a sand plant near Melrose, according to the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office.
JSO officer accused of falsely claiming $14K of overtime was with girlfriend instead, who was also his boss: Sheriff
Read full article: JSO officer accused of falsely claiming $14K of overtime was with girlfriend instead, who was also his boss: SheriffA prominent member of the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Motor Unit has been arrested after he claimed more than 200 hours of overtime for traffic enforcement shifts that he never worked, Sheriff T.K. Waters announced Thursday.
Jacksonville man sentenced to 16 years for role in 2023 I-95 drive‑by shooting tied to drug conspiracy
Read full article: Jacksonville man sentenced to 16 years for role in 2023 I-95 drive‑by shooting tied to drug conspiracyA federal judge on Thursday sentenced a Jacksonville man to 16 years in prison for his role in a drug-trafficking organization and a drive‑by shooting, the Department of Justice said.
Jacksonville City Council president issued subpoena after controversial ‘big favor’ text sent to JEA board member
Read full article: Jacksonville City Council president issued subpoena after controversial ‘big favor’ text sent to JEA board memberJacksonville City Council President Kevin Carrico has been issued a subpoena about one week after text messages revealed that he was going to nominate someone for a position on JEA’s board because he owed them a “big favor.”
JTA is exploring 5 options for the Skyway downtown. Here’s a look at each one
Read full article: JTA is exploring 5 options for the Skyway downtown. Here’s a look at each oneThe Jacksonville Transportation Authority is asking residents to weigh in on plans to update the Skyway as part of efforts to modernize the system, add new technology and improve travel around downtown Jacksonville.
Lena Baker was executed in Ga. and later pardoned. Her legacy carries on with her great-granddaughter, KaMillion
Read full article: Lena Baker was executed in Ga. and later pardoned. Her legacy carries on with her great-granddaughter, KaMillionLena Baker’s legacy of resilience lives on through her great-granddaughter, KaMillion, a Jacksonville rapper, songwriter and actress who has used her platform to highlight her family’s story during Black History Month.
JEA board approves sale of former headquarters to become mixed-use hub
Read full article: JEA board approves sale of former headquarters to become mixed-use hubJEA’s former headquarters in downtown is closer to being renovated into a mixed-use residential property after the city-owned utility’s board voted Tuesday to sell it to a Jacksonville-based developer, according to our news partners at the Jacksonville Daily Record.
For Us, By Us: A look into the history of house music and the Jacksonville house music scene
Read full article: For Us, By Us: A look into the history of house music and the Jacksonville house music sceneHouse music is a worldwide phenomenon, but the Black history of the genre's roots has often been forgotten and overlooked.
Council President Carrico addresses ‘big favor’ wording amid JEA controversy; says there is ‘no quid pro quo’
Read full article: Council President Carrico addresses ‘big favor’ wording amid JEA controversy; says there is ‘no quid pro quo’Jacksonville City Council President Kevin Carrico is calling for an independent, outside review of allegations involving leadership and workplace culture at JEA, while also responding directly to questions about the “big favor” wording in text messages tied to a JEA board appointment.
Late-night shakeup: City Council OKs 3 a.m. alcohol sales, Brooklyn included
Read full article: Late-night shakeup: City Council OKs 3 a.m. alcohol sales, Brooklyn includedSignaling one of the most significant policy shifts for downtown in years, the Jacksonville City Council overwhelmingly approved a plan Tuesday to push last call to 3 a.m. in key entertainment zones and formally fold the Brooklyn corridor into the city’s nightlife footprint.
Combatting loneliness and self-isolation: Wounded Warrior Project hosts events to help veterans in Jacksonville bond
Read full article: Combatting loneliness and self-isolation: Wounded Warrior Project hosts events to help veterans in Jacksonville bondVeterans with the Wounded Warrior Project have been meeting for a series of cooking classes over the past month. In their final class, they learned how to make risotto and chicken — but many say the real takeaway is connection and community.
JEA’s former chief of staff accuses CEO of creating ‘fear-based culture.’ CEO says allegations are ‘unsubstantiated’
Read full article: JEA’s former chief of staff accuses CEO of creating ‘fear-based culture.’ CEO says allegations are ‘unsubstantiated’Tensions ran high at the JEA Board of Directors meeting on Tuesday as the former chief of staff heavily criticized the CEO’s leadership and doubled down on allegations that she has created a toxic workplace culture.
Adult suffers critical injuries at Lake Shore Middle School: JFRD
Read full article: Adult suffers critical injuries at Lake Shore Middle School: JFRDAn adult was taken to the hospital Tuesday morning with life-threatening injuries after a call about a fall at Lake Shore Middle School, according to the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department.
‘Out of line’: JEA board chides vice chair who admitted he privately asked CEO to resign over ‘toxic’ workplace claims
Read full article: ‘Out of line’: JEA board chides vice chair who admitted he privately asked CEO to resign over ‘toxic’ workplace claimsDuring a board meeting Tuesday amid rising tensions over leadership, JEA Vice Chair Ricardo “Rick” Morales III admitted that he privately asked CEO Vickie Cavey to resign after he said employees voiced concerns to him about a “toxic” workplace culture at the city-owned utility.
Man facing eight counts of attempted murder after allegedly setting Springfield house on fire: JSO
Read full article: Man facing eight counts of attempted murder after allegedly setting Springfield house on fire: JSOThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said it has arrested a man who is accused of intentionally setting a house in Springfield on fire while eight people were inside.
Traffic Alert: Deadly crash on I-295 northbound near New Kings Road closes all lanes
Read full article: Traffic Alert: Deadly crash on I-295 northbound near New Kings Road closes all lanesA deadly crash on I-295 northbound near New Kings Road has closed all of the roadway’s lanes, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
JTA to host community meetings on future of Skyway, U2C
Read full article: JTA to host community meetings on future of Skyway, U2CThe Jacksonville Transportation Authority will hold eight community meetings beginning Feb. 25 to gather public input on plans to convert the Skyway monorail into part of the Ultimate Urban Circulator, or U2C, as reported by our news partners at the Jacksonville Daily Record.
Former Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry disputes alleged role in JEA controversy, says Deegan was ‘called a liar’ by CEO
Read full article: Former Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry disputes alleged role in JEA controversy, says Deegan was ‘called a liar’ by CEOFormer Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry pushed back Monday, just days after a news conference in which Mayor Donna Deegan and JEA officials addressed allegations about the utility’s culture and leadership.
An inside look into some of the stories told in the Front Porch History project
Read full article: An inside look into some of the stories told in the Front Porch History projectThe Front Porch History project, showcased at the Ritz Theater and Museum in LaVilla, presents first-person accounts of African Americans who have influenced education, politics, and daily life in the city.
‘Wish they would stop coming here’: Eastside residents frustrated after violence breaks out at Lil Poppa rememberance
Read full article: ‘Wish they would stop coming here’: Eastside residents frustrated after violence breaks out at Lil Poppa rememberanceWhat started as a Saturday night neighborhood street party on A. Phillip Randolph, to celebrate the life of rapper Lil Poppa, who recently passed away, ended in gun violence. And neighbors who were either at the party or at home told News4JAX they’re tired of neighborhood events being violently disrupted by people who are not from this community.
Recent gatherings of young people across the Jacksonville area have ended in violence. So what is a ‘teen takeover’?
Read full article: Recent gatherings of young people across the Jacksonville area have ended in violence. So what is a ‘teen takeover’?A teen takeover is a large, loosely organized gathering of juveniles that’s typically promoted on social media and can quickly overwhelm the area where it happens — a mall parking lot, a popular park, or a busy shopping corridor.
