With the departure of Amanda DeVoe for a new position out of state, News4JAX reporter Sophia Vitello will be taking over the role of Morning Show Traffic Anchor and Reporter.
The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said on Tuesday evening that a portion of Edgewood Avenue is closed due to a crash.
A 25-year-old woman died Monday night after she was hit by a car while crossing 103rd Street near Kinkaid Road, the Florida Highway Patrol said.
A 10-year-old and three teenagers were hurt Monday morning when a semi hit the back of their school bus that was stopped to load students on US 301, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
A crash involving an overturned semi blocked lanes in both directions Monday morning on I-95 at the Nassau/Duval County line, according to Nassau County deputies.
A woman was killed and two men were seriously hurt in a chain-reaction crash Sunday night on I-10 eastbound near U.S. 301, the Florida Highway Patrol said.
Travel expert recommends delaying booking a flight if possible for awhile
The highly anticipated Concourse B at Jacksonville International Airport continues to take shape, and News4JAX got a tour inside the construction zone on Friday.
Nonstop service between Toronto and Jacksonville International Airport is scheduled to return this spring, according to the Jacksonville Aviation Authority and confirmed by the airline’s website.
Stressed from the holidays? Tired of the crowds? Over the cold? A new survey shows 92% of Americans plan to travel next year, but with airfares and hotel costs on the rise, scoring a deal can feel impossible.
Jacksonville is set for an unseasonably warm and dry Christmas, with clear skies and ongoing drought conditions, according to Meteorologist Katie Garner of News4JAX The Weather Authority. Holiday travelers may face foggy conditions in some areas.
As we move deeper into the holiday travel rush, airports across the country are preparing for record-breaking crowds, and AAA says this Christmas and New Year’s rush will bring record numbers of drivers onto the roads as well.
As millions of travelers take to the skies this Christmas holiday, safety teams at Jacksonville International Airport are focused on a threat most passengers never see: wildlife on and near the runway.
A.I. is changing the world as we know it. Data shows 77 percent of companies are either using A.I. or exploring it. And the travel industry is no exception. From airlines to hotels, bots are setting prices and personalizing offers. So, how can you outsmart artificial intelligence and still get the best deal?
