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The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Homicide Unit is investigating after an adult man was found shot to death early Tuesday on Bridges Road near Dunn Avenue.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Homicide Unit is investigating after an adult man was found shot to death early Tuesday on Bridges Road near Dunn Avenue.

A crash is blocking traffic on the I-95 South ramp from the Acosta Bridge in Jacksonville, with all lanes closed, according to Florida 511.

Five people — including two sitting St. Johns County commissioners and a former St. Augustine Beach mayor — have been charged in connection with an alleged fake Republican voter guide distributed during the 2024 primary election, according to charging documents filed Monday in the 7th Judicial Circuit Court.

This year, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has signed off on over 200 new state laws, many of which took effect last week. However, he didn’t OK all of the bills that were sent to his desk.

Duval County Schools wants to close Ortega Elementary and move its students to a rebuilt Venetia Elementary by 2028 — two years earlier than planned. Parents say the district skipped its own process, and neighbors warn the school's tripled enrollment will make traffic on Timuquana Road unlivable.

A Jacksonville couple and their babysitter are behind bars after investigators say an infant child suffered a pattern of serious injuries, including a fractured skull.

Federal health officials are monitoring a growing number of cyclosporiasis cases this summer, with 145 infections reported across 17 states as of mid-June 2026.

The city of Jacksonville has chosen European Street Cafe to run a café at the new Riverfront Plaza, introducing one of the area’s most well-known local restaurant brands to the center of Downtown’s revitalized riverfront.

A 36-year-old woman was arrested in connection with the fatal shooting that happened after a confrontation in Jacksonville’s Norwood neighborhood, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

A newly obtained arrest report is shedding light on a recent street takeover and street racing arrest on Beach Boulevard.

A fire tore through Dinsmore Meats late Sunday night, destroying everything inside the beloved New Kings Road butcher shop, leaving its owners and neighbors heartbroken.

Hurricane season is here, and FPL spokesperson Kam Eppinger says preparation is a year-round effort focused on reliability: hardening poles and equipment, aggressive vegetation management, and a data-driven push to underground neighborhood lines. Eppinger explains how smart grid devices can “self-heal” the system to avoid broader outages, why undergrounding helps but isn’t a silver bullet (flooding can delay repairs), and why residents and businesses should write down a plan and be ready to act—because there’s no 100% stormproof grid.

Season two of “Voices of the 904″ has come to a close, and we can’t say it enough: Thank you, Jacksonville.

The “Hardcore Legend” is back discussing his separation from WWE over their relationship with President and arrival in Jax-based AEW

Justin St. Clair grew up on westerns and in church, a mix that led the Jacksonville native to a music genre few in his family expected him to pursue: country.