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A newly obtained arrest report is shedding light on a triple shooting on Jacksonville’s Northside last week, where police say a man killed his 4-year-old daughter and seriously injured her mother and 2-year-old sister.

The U.S. military launched a series of strikes against Iranian targets early Wednesday after three merchant ships were struck in the waters off Oman.

Charging documents are revealing new details about an alleged fake Republican voter guide distributed in St. Johns County during the 2024 primary election — including what prosecutors describe as a coordinated, covert operation run out of a rented home.

The Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department are investigating a two-inch break in a natural gas line on Kings Avenue near Naugle Way in Jacksonville’s San Marco neighborhood.

A Georgia woman is facing up to 75 years in prison after pleading no contest to racketeering and fraud charges tied to a multistate scheme that cheated TJX Companies stores out of hundreds of thousands of dollars.

An internal Duval County Public Schools investigation concluded that former Chief of Schools Scott Schneider “knowingly failed” to report allegations of child sexual abuse involving educators at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts, a failure investigators say allowed students to remain at risk for years.

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 St. Johns County commissioner is calling on her colleagues to resign immediately after the State Attorney’s Office charged five Republicans — including two sitting county commissioners — in a fake voter guide scheme tied to the 2024 election.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said it is responding to a person shot in the Arlington area on Tuesday.

Downtown Vision, Inc. announced Tuesday Jake Gordon is stepping down from his role as CEO later this year.

The man accused of killing a 6-year-old girl last year was set to be back in Duval County court Thursday morning for a pretrial hearing.

Former Florida gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum is facing new legal trouble following his arrest last week in Daphne, Alabama on drug-related charges. Authorities say Gillum has since been released.

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.