A shooting outside the Sulzbacher Center in downtown Jacksonville this past January is prompting a big change at the East Adams Street facility. The shooting left a man with critical injuries, and as a result, the Jacksonville city council will now consider a bill that would set aside $100,000 to pay Jacksonville Sheriff’s officers to provide security.

Jacksonville Today reader Lois B. says a pit bull mix recently bit her seriously on her left arm. She reported it to her leasing office soon after.

A passionate community leader is pushing for increased funding to support the homeless, or as he calls them, “shelter-challenged citizens,” in America. John Wyche said on his birthday that he realized the need for action. With a background as a retired Air Force Major, he feels a strong sense of duty to help.

The City of Jacksonville and JEA are making progress on their “Septic Tank Phaseout” program, with three major projects now completed.

With kitten season upon us, these organizations are eager to share the purr-fect advice on how to lend a paw if you stumble upon a litter of kittens.

Even though there aren’t parades here locally, The Morning Show was able to bring some of the culture to Monday’s show. We were able to take a look into the history, traditions, and food surrounding the holiday as well as taste testing it.

Traffic was backed up for miles in both directions on Interstate 95 Monday morning in St. Johns County following a chase involving sheriff’s office deputies.

The vehicles are being tested Monday through Friday, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., on a three-mile loop along Bay Street, stretching from Pearl Street to EverBank Stadium.

The community is invited to send off the Ribault High boys basketball team at noon Monday at Ribault Middle School. The Trojans are headed to the state semifinals in Lakeland.

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority Rules Committee is expected to discuss a resolution Monday that was filed by Mayor Donna Deegan to replace treasurer Megan Hayward on JTA’s Board of Directors.

Wednesday is going to be a stormy day

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said a motorcyclist died Sunday evening after they struck the side of an SUV that pulled into their path.

Nearly four years have passed since the tragic death of a 4-year-old boy in Jacksonville. The foster parents of the boy, James Reese Jr., have been charged in connection with his death.

A Sunday evening crash in Duval County has caused closures on the Arlington Expressway West just before the Mathews Bridge, according to Florida 511.

The big one is back! Your home idea place is in one spot and it’s the Jacksonville Home+Patio Show Saturday and Sunday at the Prime Osborn Convention Center.

Another teen was arrested in connection to a shooting near a soccer field in Oakleaf Plantation that left a juvenile victim injured.

A Navy reservist was charged with bribery after being accused of trying to get one of his former shipmates to help two immigrants from China, one of whom was living in the country illegally, get fake Navy ID cards, according to the criminal complaint.

A resolution filed by Mayor Donna Deegan appears to signal a shakeup at the Jacksonville Transportation Authority (JTA).

A man was killed in a crash Friday morning after his car ran off the road into a retention pond at the intersection of San Pablo Road and Sam Yepez Road, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

Around 14,000 runners are getting ready to participate in the Gate River Run this Saturday, and there are some things you need to know ahead of the race – especially if you’ll be around the downtown area.

Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officials held a news conference Friday morning at the Jacksonville International Airport to discuss prohibited items and share tips ahead of spring break travel.

The Bulls, Bands, and Barrels rodeo is making a stop in Northeast Florida for a fun-packed Saturday.

The Jacksonville Journey Forward held its first meeting on Thursday afternoon. A previous board, established in 2008 under former Mayor John Peyton, successfully reduced crime rates in the city for several years.

Researchers aiming to tackle heart failure are looking for people affected by the disease to participate in a clinical study.

A new surf park planned in Jacksonville’s eTown development is one step closer to becoming a reality after the City Council gave its final approval on Tuesday.

In a recent episode of This Week in Jacksonville Business Edition, host Kent Justice sat down with Dave and Lesley Butts of the D&L Butts team to dive into the vibrant real estate scene in Jacksonville.

The days are divided into two-hour pick-up sessions which will allow a maximum of 2,000 visitors at a time.

The board’s 11 newly appointed members will be having their first meeting Thursday at 3 p.m. in the Lynwood Roberts Room at City Hall.

Whether it’s a custom ordered cake for a special occasion or just a cup of coffee and a pastry for a snack, 3 Sweet Ladies Bakery has you covered. Everything is made fresh and from scratch.

A man accused of causing a multi-vehicle pileup on Interstate 295 earlier this month that killed a 66-year-old man is expected to plead not guilty Thursday morning at his arraignment.

A woman in a wheelchair died Wednesday after a truck hit her in a Westside shopping center parking lot.

Hayleigh Haid won the 2024 Gate River Run First Coast Cup. Now she's training to reclaim her title.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office released body cam footage of an officer-involved shooting involving a man accused of fleeing a traffic stop and accelerating his vehicle toward an officer.

The Florida Lottery announced Wednesday that a 35-year-old Jacksonville man claimed a $1 million prize from the 500X THE CASH Scratch-Off game at the Lottery’s Jacksonville District Office.

Since June 2024, Jordan, Jaylen Fowler and Rique Bentley — all born and raised in Jacksonville — have been bringing the community together every Saturday morning, and recently Tuesday evenings, at Friendship Fountain to run different routes around downtown.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is set to expand its operations into the Florida Blue building on the Downtown Northbank, following unanimous approval from the City Council. The new office space will allow JSO to consolidate its staff and enhance operational efficiency.

Jacksonville City Council introduced two bills related to illegal immigration Tuesday. Protesters shared their concern about those bills ahead of that meeting.

The Jacksonville Community Action Committee staged a rally outside City Hall, chanting, “No new jail,” to protest the proposed relocation of the detention facility from downtown Jacksonville.

The Junior River Run has been a tradition at Mandarin Oaks Elementary School for years. The training program's goal is to show kids the benefits of exercise and prepare them for race day. The aim is to have them run 8.3 miles in training and then one mile on race day, covering the full 15k distance.

One man is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after a shooting took place in the College Park area, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said.

Scientists at the University of North Florida are researching ways to help with an increase in carbon dioxide that is contributing to higher global temperatures and climate change.

The City of Jacksonville and the Emergency Preparedness Division urged residents with special medical needs to register for emergency assistance ahead of hurricane season.

JEA officials unanimously approved on Tuesday a three-year contract extension for CEO Vickie Cavey that will raise her salary to $700,000 annually.

Jacksonville ranks third in financial distress according to a new WalletHub survey, highlighting concerns over credit scores, debt, and housing costs. The city’s rapid growth and rising rent prices contribute to the challenges facing residents.

Even while acting on various movie sets thousands of miles from his hometown, one piece of Ronald “RJ” Cyler II that will never depart from him is his love for his city – Jacksonville, Florida.

As the city of Jacksonville considers plans for a new jail, community members are pushing back with a rally organized by the Jacksonville Community Action Committee(JCAC). The “No New Jail Rally” is set to take place at 4 p.m. Tuesday on the steps of City Hall, just before the city council‘s regular meeting.

The JEA Board of Directors met Tuesday and continued a discussion on a proposed increase to electric, water and wastewater rates in fiscal years 2025 and 2026.

Hundreds of Ukrainians, Ukrainian Americans, and supporters of Ukraine gathered in Riverside to mark three years since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

These days you can spot Ken Amaro addressing the issues at Jacksonville city hall, or out and about in District 1. But for decades, he was the guy people in Jacksonville turned to when they had a problem.

For Morgan, “motivate” truly is the magic word. Not to mention, making a difference.

While some of us can’t even commit to a Netflix series, Pat and David Balanky have been navigating life together since going to the movies only cost 20 cents.

After a recent executive order halted federal funding for refugee programs, Catholic Charities Jacksonville said on Monday it is seeking new ways to get funding to continue its mission of helping families in the area.

A multi-vehicle crash closed all lanes on Interstate 95 northbound at 8th Street Monday afternoon, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

Residents of a Northside neighborhood are pushing back against a proposed 22-acre development that would bring more than 100 homes to the area.

The latest from the Vatican on Monday morning indicated that Pope Francis remains in critical condition receiving treatment for double pneumonia and a mild renal insufficiency.

A Jacksonville father started a food truck during the COVID-19 pandemic to empower his daughter and teach her about business.

Jacksonville's newest bin store

An arrest warrant for ASAP Towing and Storage President Vince Serrano shows investigators believe he defrauded Floridians of nearly $194,000 by underreporting the sales prices of unclaimed vehicles while overinflating ASAP’s costs to tow, store, and sell them.

Driving in downtown Jacksonville will be harder before it becomes easier as the city begins work on Forsyth Street, one of the roads that is being returned to two-way traffic.

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority said the Skyway will be closed for maintenance beginning Monday, Feb. 24 through March 7.

The Boy’s & Girls Clubs of America’s 2024 National Youth of the Year and Jacksonville native received a brand-new car for his achievements.

A man was shot and killed on Jacksonville’s Westside Sunday morning, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

A man was shot in the leg while riding his bike on Saturday evening after getting into an argument with another person in the Lake Forest area, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said

Downtown Jacksonville is coming alive this weekend as the city hosts the World of Nations Celebration and the Jax College Baseball Classic.

A juvenile was shot during an altercation that broke out at a packed soccer field in Oakleaf.

Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters and dozens of police officers canvassed Southside neighborhoods on Saturday morning.

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

A 26-year-old woman died Friday in Putnam County when she crawled out of a pickup truck window while it was in motion, according to Florida Highway Patrol.

Florida ranks third in the nation for open missing person cases, and families of missing adults often feel forgotten. Events like Florida Missing Adults’ Day are crucial for showing these families that they are seen, heard, and loved.

A Jacksonville-based company is making waves in the virtual world by creating custom maps for Fortnite, one of the world’s most popular video games.

The FBI Jacksonville Division announced on Friday that it had located the remains of a 32-year-old man in Southeast Georgia, more than two years after he was reported missing.

The Jacksonville Jaguars announced that it agreed to terms with James Gladstone to become the team’s General Manager on Friday.

A third-generation master tailor talked about the legacy of excellence his father and grandfather created that paved the way for his success today.

A man was arrested Thursday and accused of murder in connection with a double shooting that left a man dead and a woman injured at a Southside hotel just after midnight on Feb. 14, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

JEA and Jaxport are raising power lines over the St. Johns River so bigger ships can dock at the port. But a Jacksonville Today reader has another idea.Sidne V. wonders why the power lines aren’t being buried beneath the river instead of over it.

Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens announced on Thursday its nomination for the Best Zoo in the United States as part of the USA TODAY 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards.

Jacksonville officials will unveil a historic marker to remember civil rights martyr Johnnie Mae Chappell on Friday at 10 a.m. at the Lincoln Villa Community Center.

Missing Adult Day in Northeast Florida serves as a reminder of the ongoing search for answers and the importance of community support in bringing closure to families affected by these unsolved cases.

West Jacksonville Elementary, a school that has been vacant for at least five years, is set to be transformed into a community center through a $2 million project.

Three people were found dead in an apparent murder-suicide in a Murray Hill home on Thursday night.

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

The City of Jacksonville announced it will open its warming center Thursday night as the area braces for dangerously cold temperatures.

Ellen M. asks whether a person can qualify for both the stormwater exemption and the solid waste exemption at the same time.

Catholic Charities Jacksonville on Wednesday laid off 26 employees from its refugee program following President Donald Trump’s executive order that halted the arrivals of new refugees to the country, the organization’s CEO told News4JAX.

Jacksonville Today reader Judy J. is curious about the division of labor inside City Hall. “It seems like the mayor and the City Council are always sparring over whose responsibility different decisions are,” she says.

Ben Frazier’s booming voice commanded attention, but before he channeled his energy into his activism with the Northside Coalition, he channeled it into local broadcasting.

According to many, the term honey dripper originated in Jacksonville, particularly in the city’s OutEast neighborhood, and the face of the tasty treat today is Eastside advocate Michele Kimbrough, owner of the Honey Dripper House.

Jacksonville officials will unveil a historic marker to remember civil rights martyr Johnnie Mae Chappell on Friday at 10 a.m. at the Lincoln Villa Community Center.

A city council member will reintroduce a proposal that aims to create a special development review board for Northeast Jacksonville.

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

The future of a historic Mandarin farmhouse is up in the air because of a disagreement between preservationists and the owner -- who wants it to be demolished.

A nearly 30-minute video released by the Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department shows the moments crews responded to a crash involving a sanitation truck and an RV on Interstate 295.

Florida Justice is News4JAX’s true crime documentary series hosted by Morning Show anchor and I-Team reporter Jennifer Waugh.

Wayne Edwards decided to run the Gate River Run for the first time in 2004, but with only one mile to go, he passed out on the Hart Bridge. That's when he set out on a goal.

Jacksonville City Council Vice President Kevin Carrico filed legislation to ensure the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office has the resources needed to enforce illegal immigration laws.

Rodney Hurst said Americans must continue to address race, whether it makes them uncomfortable or not.

The Honey Dripper, a beloved frozen treat synonymous with summer in the South, takes center stage during these weekends.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have begun conducting in-person interviews Wednesday for their vacant general manager position and are inching closer to completing the process.

A man was charged with murder in connection with the shooting and stabbing of a 43-year-old woman on Northside in October 2024, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

JEA announced Tuesday that it officially began seeking bids for its former headquarters and adjacent properties in downtown Jacksonville. Now, many are wondering how the space will be used.