The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said Tuesday night that it is searching for a missing man who was last seen in the Ribault neighborhood.
A Jacksonville man accused of sexually battering a 13-year-old boy is now facing a single, upgraded charge after prosecutors dropped one of the original counts against him.
Following recent incidents involving Duval County Public Schools buses, Duval County Public School’s Police Chief Jackson Short answered some questions about driver safety, road rules, and what drivers should expect near railroad crossings.
One week after his death, the family of a Jacksonville man is remembering a father and loved one killed in a crash on the Main Street Bridge.
Amid ongoing scrutiny of Jacksonville’s public utility, the JEA Board of Directors will take part in a detailed budget workshop on Tuesday, where they will hear recommendations for rate increases.
Federal authorities announced criminal charges Tuesday in an investigation into a scheme that arranged sham marriages between Chinese nationals and U.S. service members, including a wedding staged April 10 at Spring Park in Green Cove Springs.
Jacksonville City Councilwoman Ju’Coby Pittman is speaking out after a shooting near Raines High School that triggered a lockdown and heightened concerns about safety in the area.
A day after a shooting near Raines High School led to an hours-long school lockdown on Monday afternoon, students and staff can expect increased police patrols, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said.
Former JEA board chair Joe DiSalvo testified as City Council’s investigative committee continued its review of workplace culture and capacity fees. Members discussed attorney-client privilege and possibly expanding the probe.
A growing number of Americans are carrying significant credit card debt, and new data shows Jacksonville ranks among the highest in the nation.
The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office confirmed that it was investigating a shooting on Monday afternoon near Raines High School that left a 20-year-old man injured and prompted the high school to lock down.
Despite cutting fares to try to drive up ridership, the Jacksonville Transportation Authority has seen lower year-over-year demand for its services two months into a fare-reduction pilot program, according to our news partners at the Jacksonville Daily Record.
An initiative is in motion to bring a Culinary Institute of America campus to Jacksonville’s Downtown riverfront as part of a proposed hotel, an alumnus of the New York-based private school told the Jacksonville Daily Record on Friday.
JEA received a subpoena on Friday from State Attorney Melissa Nelson’s office seeking a broad swath of communication records about the agency’s CEO, Vickie Cavey, as well as discussions involving City Council President Kevin Carrico and a high-powered lobbying firm that employs former Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry.
Along with workplace culture concerns, the Jacksonville City Council’s Special Investigatory Committee is looking into whether JEA failed to collect millions in “capacity” fees that help pay for water and sewer infrastructure over several years.
A man suffered multiple injuries Sunday night, including a gunshot to the leg, during a carjacking on Jacksonville’s Northside, police said.
Nearly 1,000 people came out to Friendship Fountain Saturday morning for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society’s annual Walk MS event.
With the arrest of three more officers charged in connection with claiming false overtime pay, News4JAX is digging into how the discrepancies were uncovered and how the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office plans to prevent future issues.
With the arrest of three more officers charged in connection with claiming false overtime pay, News4JAX is digging into how the discrepancies were uncovered and how the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office plans to prevent future issues.
Duval County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Christopher Bernier urged drivers to be more attentive and said the district is launching public safety campaigns after two school buses were struck while stopped at railroad crossings within a week.
Exceptional drought continues to impact Jacksonville as sunny skies and mild temperatures are forecast for the weekend. News4JAX’s meteorologist Katie Garner breaks down the highs, lows, and fire safety concerns for the days ahead.
Some downtown Jacksonville parking meters are showing their age — and for drivers trying to pay for a spot, that could mean more confusion than convenience.
A tow truck struck a school bus carrying first and second graders near a Jacksonville railroad crossing Wednesday, just days after a separate crash in the same area sent four kindergartners to the hospital.
A Jacksonville city council member said he is working to address growing concerns about traffic safety on Zoo Parkway after two school bus crashes happened on the same road within one week.
A major shift in the U.S. housing market is reshaping who owns property and who can afford to buy in.
Sheriff T.K. Waters is announcing the arrests of two active Jacksonville police officers and one former officer.
A man was grazed on the top of his head by a bullet after a physical altercation in front of a Springfield home on Wednesday evening, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said.
Opened in 1967, the Alhambra Theatre & Dining at 12000 Beach Blvd, Jacksonville, FL, stands as one of America’s oldest continuously operating dinner theaters, renowned for its intimate 500-seat venue and Broadway-caliber productions. Named America’s Best Dinner Theater by USA TODAY in 2025, it pairs high-quality entertainment with a three-course meal customized for each show—like surf and turf for musicals or themed Southern fare. Single-show tickets start at $48 (including meal, performance, and complimentary parking); book online at www.alhambrajax.com or call 904.641.1212.
Two school bus crashes on Zoo Parkway in less than a week — both near railroad tracks — have Duval County families voicing concerns.
News4JAX's meteorologist shares the latest Jacksonville forecast: windy Thursday, weekend warmup and a look at rain chances and drought conditions.
Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters was at the right place at the right time on Wednesday while he was shopping at a Southside Home Depot.
Jacksonville Aviation Authority leaders and local officials met Wednesday to discuss plans aimed at turning Cecil Airport into an aerospace hub, a pitch they say could bring hundreds of high-tech jobs and new investment to the region.
Two separate crashes in rainy conditions early Wednesday killed two people and left another seriously injured, raising renewed concerns about wet-road safety.
Just a week shy of a bus crash that injured four kindergarten students along Zoo Parkway, Duval County Public Schools said another school bus that was leaving the Jacksonville Zoo and Botanical Gardens on Wednesday was involved in a “minor” crash.
The 37-year-old semi-truck driver who rear-ended a school bus carrying kindergarteners on a field trip last week was cited for careless driving in the crash, Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office records show.
Jacksonville is the best large U.S. housing market for first-time homebuyers this spring, according to a new analysis released by Zillow.
This month’s Positively JAX winner, Waste Not Want Not, is proving that a simple idea can create a powerful impact across an entire community.
Think Bold is a city-wide movement transforming Jacksonville into a dynamic hub for entrepreneurs, creatives, executives, investors, and emerging leaders.
A crash on the Main Street Bridge killed a man in his 40s and sent a woman to the hospital with severe injuries on Wednesday morning, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said.
A Jacksonville group has challenged three books—two by Jodi Picoult and one by Stephen King—in Duval County Schools, citing state law violations. Group member Blake Harper emphasized the procedural focus of the challenge, denying interest in publicity. Opponents, including Bryan Amerling, argued that banning books is a First Amendment issue and restricts knowledge. The school district is investigating the challenges and determining the books' availability.
Supporters rallied outside JSO one year after inmate Charles Faggart was hospitalized following a Duval County Jail incident and later died. His family filed a lawsuit demanding records, including video.
A Jacksonville nursing home is responding to concerns about conditions inside the facility after a recent report alleged issues ranging from cleanliness to maintenance problems.
An anonymous mass text message campaign targeting prominent Jacksonville leaders has expanded, with the president of the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce now among those singled out.
A sexual assault survivor told her story at Jacksonville’s 25th sexual assault awareness month press conference on Tuesday.
Much-needed rain covers Jacksonville and northeast Florida, bringing temporary relief to drought, with gusty winds, mild temperatures, and safety reminders from The Weather Authority.
A man was fatally shot Tuesday morning by an officer with a rifle outside a Gate gas station on Bowden Road after Jacksonville police say the man pointed a gun at officers while walking toward them.
It’s been one year since a 31-year-old Duval County inmate was hospitalized following an unspecified “incident” involving nine corrections officers, who were later reassigned to different positions. Now Charles Faggart’s family is taking their fight for answers to Duval County court.
A teen was shot and left in critical condition on Tuesday in what Jacksonville police described as a home invasion shooting on University Boulevard.
The Jacksonville Community Action Coalition will hold a vigil and rally at the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office headquarters to demand answers one year after the death of a Duval County inmate.
Jacksonville City Council’s Rules Committee delayed JEA board appointments for Randy Wyse and Joe DiSalvo, citing ongoing investigations and internal questions at the utility. Mayor Deegan supports pausing appointments.
The News4JAX I-TEAM is investigating who is behind a mysterious anonymous text message sent to hundreds, if not thousands, of people across North Florida regarding JEA.
The semi-truck driver who rear-ended a school bus carrying kindergarteners on a field trip said the crash was caused by a malfunctioning brake, according to the incident report obtained by News4JAX.
The Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp are introducing a new way for fans to experience the 2026 season, and it’s designed with affordability and flexibility in mind.
The Washington Post Editorial Board used news of the Orlando announcement to highlight what it calls “the ongoing shakedown” of Duval County taxpayers.
When Rhonda Lunsford returned to Jacksonville, it wasn’t just to open a restaurant — it was to bring a piece of her family’s history back to the city. Bold City Wings, in San Marco, has been open for a month, and it’s already drawing attention.
A Jacksonville family is turning heartbreak into hope as they honor the life of Kenance “Tiger” Bronson, a father, mentor, and beloved community member.
A man was taken to the hospital on Saturday morning after he was shot while playing dice in the Moncrief Park neighborhood, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
A countdown from Mayor Donna Deegan kicked off Riverfront Palooza Saturday morning, as families sprinted into Jacksonville’s largest egg hunt.
OneBlood is hosting blood drives at 8 local Culver’s locations on Friday, April 10 and Saturday, April 11 in honor of Lilly Kishore. Kishore died from sudden cardiac arrest in 2021 when she was 21 years old.
The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Cold Case Unit is investigating the death of a 64-year-old former inmate who died at a local hospital Friday, the agency said.
Yanira Cardona, the first Hispanic Outreach Coordinator for the City of Jacksonville, is leaving her post after two years of service to become General Manager of the Phoenix Arts District.
A family whose child was aboard a school bus struck from behind by a semi-truck on Thursday is pursuing legal action, the family’s attorney said.
Nationally known civil rights attorneys Ben Crump and Harry Daniels will be returning to Jacksonville on Friday to talk about yet another case concerning the use of force by members of the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
Downtown Jacksonville business owners say change is finally reaching a long-quiet stretch of the Core Business District — and the latest development could bring some of the biggest momentum yet.
All southbound lanes on Interstate 95 near State Road 9B are closed on Thursday night after a crash with injuries.
Old seats from EverBank Stadium are in a extremely tall pile at Big Iron Recycling on West Beaver Street as renovations to the $1.4 Billion “Stadium of the Future” are underway for the Jaguars.
The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office seized multiple pounds of illegal drugs, five firearms and thousands of dollars in cash following a bust at a smoke shop off Lem Turner Road on Sunday.
Thousands of riders who rely on JTA’s Connexion Plus service woke up Thursday to higher fares, as the Jacksonville Transportation Authority implements its first price increase for the service since 2019.
More details are coming out about the multiple arrests made by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office during a “Senior Skip Day” event at Jacksonville Beach last Friday.
The NCAA Division I Cabinet will consider proposed changes to pre-enrollment eligibility rules, including one that would bar athletes who have entered a professional sports draft from competing in college after two high-profile cases in basketball this season.
A man was found guilty in the shooting death of two men who were found killed inside a Fort Caroline Road apartment in 2023.
Jacksonville City Council was preparing to vote on who would help decide how millions of dollars are spent on the Eastside, and not everyone agreed with the mayor’s picks.
Community leaders and students gathered at Ed White High School to unveil a new memorial traffic garden, honoring the life of student athlete Alaysha Williams, who was killed in a hit-and-run traffic incident in September 2024.
Groundwork Jacksonville and Greenscape of Jacksonville will plant 70 native shade trees along the Emerald Trail S-Line on Friday.
Founded in February 2025, Jacksonville Fun, Eats & Drinks has quickly become a popular online community dedicated to celebrating the best of Jacksonville and its surrounding areas. The group, which now boasts more than 33,000 members, showcases local businesses, events, and people—all with a focus on positivity and community spirit. The organization offers its promotional support free of charge to local businesses, as part of its mission to lift up the city’s entrepreneurs and residents alike. New members are invited to join the group at facebook.com/groups/jacksonvillefuneatsdrinks.
A day after the NFL owners voted unanimously to relocate the Jaguars to Orlando temporarily in 2027, the team posted a riff on the famous Mickey Mouse “Steamboat Willie” cartoon, saying “all aboard!”
Jacksonville faces extreme drought and elevated fire danger as dry, warm weather persists with limited rain chances, according to News4JAX’s meteorologist.
