Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan described her recent trip to London as a focused effort to strengthen business relationships and attract investment to Northeast Florida.

The Jacksonville Humane Society (JHS) is holding its Pet Adoption Festival at the Prime Osborn Convention Center this weekend.

A crash with injuries has closed all southbound lanes on the Dames Point Bridge on Friday night, police said.

The Florida Department of Transportation has announced several lane and ramp closures on Interstate 10 between I-295 and I-95 in Jacksonville as part of its ongoing widening project.

Eight months following a life-altering incident that left a woman paralyzed from the neck down, her family is seeking help to pay mounting bills.

The City of Jacksonville is looking to join the fight against hunger by supporting the “Peanut Butter Challenge,” and is asking residents to spread the word.

The City of Jacksonville is investigating one of its employees after a resident claimed a city worker told her family to stop filing complaints about problem properties in her neighborhood.

Jacksonville city leaders are rolling out a new tool designed to give residents a clearer picture of the city’s ongoing efforts to address the affordable housing crisis.

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The Digital Solutions Planner supports the digital sales team by building smart, customized strategies for clients before the sale.

The Digital Sales Strategist works directly within a Graham Media Group station, serving as the market’s digital sales expert and revenue driver.

The Client Campaign Specialist executes digital advertising campaigns across multiple platforms, ensuring flawless setup, pacing, optimization, and reporting.

The City of Jacksonville debuted a music video featuring Mayor Donna Deegan, a local rapper and students for the “Keep Jax Cute, Don’t Pollute” anti-littering campaign.

A proposal calling for the creation of a special district in Riverside’s 5 Points neighborhood is moving forward with the City Council.

Miami-based charter school operator Mater Academy, which is targeting school districts across the state under the expanded “Schools of Hope” program, has major plans for Duval County, according to a report from our news partner, Jacksonville Today.

Bike ride for Florida conservation awareness

Yara Banks uses martial arts mantras for empowerment

Neighbors in the San Jose community are perplexed about the replacement of pipes along Hernando Road. Jacksonville Today reader Michelle N. says she has "no clue what the real issue is" and wants answers.

As more Jacksonville families face financial strain, the Max Block Food Pantry is stepping up to help. Open to anyone in need, the pantry promises no one will leave empty-handed — and volunteers are welcoming new faces with open arms. Find out how you can get help or donate.

Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) celebrated on Friday the completion of the structural phase of the new Concourse B.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said it arrested a 40-year-old man after searching his home and finding massive amounts of fentanyl, meth, cocaine, crack, and marijuana.

Whether you trick-or-treat in your own neighborhood or have a favorite spot to take your kiddos, it’s a good idea to know before you head out who they might encounter.

The chief executive officer of a local nonprofit that says it is dedicated to investing millions annually in Duval County’s youth programs and services was fired on Wednesday.

A Jacksonville immigrant advocacy group said it is “deeply concerned” about the Clay County Sheriff’s Office’s conducting a driver’s license checkpoint in Green Cove Springs on Friday.

About six weeks after being rescued from the Ortega River after he was struck by a vessel and injured, manatee Koa was returned to the wild on Thursday.

Officials at the Jericho School for Children with Autism said they are temporarily ceasing operations due to the federal funding delay from the government shutdown.

Six kids who depend on wheelchairs to get around are getting a wholesome surprise Thursday afternoon thanks to one Jacksonville company.

Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) will host its annual Carry Forward 5K in Jacksonville at 8 a.m. on Saturday, November 8, starting at WWP Headquarters (4899 Belfort Rd, Suite 300). The event raises funds for programs that support injured veterans and their families. Participants can walk, jog, or run — some choose to carry a flag, wear a weighted vest, or even carry another person to honor the challenges veterans face. Registration is free for warriors, $50 for adults, and $25 for kids. Learn more or register here.

The University of North Florida broke ground Thursday on its new Student Success Center, which will house various student services.

Meteorologist Katie Garner breaks down the growing threat from Tropical Storm Melissa, the ongoing fire danger, and what Jacksonville can expect in the days ahead.

A man accused in the hit-and-run death of a teenage girl in Arlington is expected to appear in court Thursday morning.

The Sea and Sky Air Show will return to Jacksonville Beach this weekend, but one of the biggest draws to the event may be grounded.

Frustration is growing among Westside residents who say late-night car meet-ups at the Paxson Shopping Plaza parking lot are disrupting their peace with loud music and racing. Neighbors report that on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights, the parking lot on Edgewood Avenue between Beaver Street and Commonwealth Avenue fills with cars blasting music so loudly it feels like the sound is coming from inside their homes.

The Eastside is a step closer to collecting on the $4 million earmarked for the neighborhood from a Community Benefits Agreement (CBA) born out of the Stadium of the Future deal with the Jaguars.

The Clay County Sheriff’s Office announced that it will be conducting a driver’s license checkpoint in Green Cove Springs on Friday from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.

Public School number 4, which is formally known as Annie Lytle Elementary, is often referred to as 'The Devil’s School' thanks to made-up horror stories that have been passed down from generation to generation.

In a pivotal matchup on Friday, the Raines Vikings’ leading rusher Tadarius Washington is set to make his return as the team faces Yulee (7-1) with the district championship hanging in the balance.

Talking about local comedy shows in November

Acclaimed jazz artist Brian Culbertson will be performing in Jacksonville next week.

A veteran support group is collecting essential items to help families impacted by the government shutdown and its first distribution is Friday at Mayport Naval Station.

Portions of proceeds go to Breast Cancer Research

Riverside is known for its beautiful homes, but one house at 2911 Riverside stands out for a different reason. It offers hope for people getting back on their feet after addiction.

Memorial Park, one of Jacksonville’s most beloved public spaces, is preparing for a new chapter as the city works to preserve its beauty and history in the face of increasingly damaging storms.

Nearly two years after the $60 million RISE Doro complex in Jacksonville burned down days before its scheduled opening in January 2024, the luxury apartments are now available for lease.

A Jacksonville man died Wednesday morning after he was hit by a car on State Road 20 in Palatka, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

A new mural is being painted under the Fuller Warren Bridge. The Riverside Avondale Preservation and JEA selected Patrick Maxcy to do the job.

For more than three years, News4Jax has been reporting on what is on the horizon for a portion part of the Riverside area, specifically the Brooklyn neighborhood. The first phase of One Riverside is taking shape at the site of the former Times Union Building.

Riverside and Avondale are home to some of Jacksonville’s most architecturally significant properties. Archivist Elaine Slayton Akin of Riverside Avondale Preservation shares the stories behind the historic homes and the ongoing efforts to protect their legacy.

Segment three of Riverside's Emerald Trail will feature new walkable paths, enhanced green spaces and a proposed road diet to improve pedestrian safety and connectivity.

Construction is underway on a new charter school on Jacksonville’s Northside.

The City of Jacksonville introduced its latest affordable housing transparency dashboard on Tuesday.

Nemours Children’s Health in Jacksonville and the North Florida School of Special Education (NFSSE) have launched a new partnership to bring equine therapy to children receiving animal-assisted therapy.

Tim Cost's tenure as president of Jacksonville University will come to an end next year. But Cost’s time with the university is far from over. He will be stepping into the role of Chancellor in the summer of 2026.

Moez Limayem, the current president of the University of North Florida, announced Tuesday that he has been named the sole finalist to become the ninth president at the University of South Florida.

Early last year, a month after Paxon School for Advanced Studies senior Kennedy Waymer was named News4JAX’s All-Star Athlete, she felt a pain in her throwing arm while practicing with her school’s softball team.

Inspirational concert for kids K - 4th Grade

Conversations about mental health and the benefits of music

You can make a difference in the lives of those experiencing homelessness by donating to the City Rescue Mission’s Annual Shoeboxes of Love project through Nov. 25.

The mother of 13-year-old Prince Holland, who was killed in a 2022 drive-by shooting, is speaking out for the first time since two shocking court verdicts earlier this month.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said a bicyclist died Monday night after being hit by an SUV on Jacksonville’s Southside.

A man was acquitted of all charges in connection with a deadly shooting at a downtown Jacksonville hotel in 2021, according to a release sent Monday from his attoneys.

Some Murray Hill Residents are fed up with what they’re calling unsafe homes in their area.

More than a year after new owners promised renovations at two Eastside apartment complexes, residents said they’re still waiting to see the improvements while dealing with persistent maintenance issues.

A Jacksonville man is suing Sheriff T.K. Waters and the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, claiming officers used excessive force and violated his constitutional rights during a February arrest on charges that were later dropped.

Several businesses in Jacksonville’s Five Points neighborhood have fallen victim to a series of break-ins, with the latest target being a popular local coffee shop that sustained thousands in damage.

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A man was acquitted of all charges in connection with a deadly shooting at a downtown Jacksonville hotel in 2021, according to a release sent Monday from his attoneys.

Jacksonville is planning to install a monument to honor the victims of the Sapelo Island gangway collapse, also known as the Sapelo 7.

The first suspect accused in the shooting death of Charles Jones, a Jacksonville rapper known as “Julio Foolio,” is set to go on trial Monday.

Once a cornerstone of Jacksonville’s historic LaVilla neighborhood, the Lawton Pratt Funeral Home at 525 W. Beaver Street has been given new life as The Raven, a boutique Airbnb that embraces its storied past. Originally opened in 1916 by Lawton Pratt, one of Florida’s first licensed Black funeral directors and a founder of the Florida Negro Embalmers and Morticians Association, the building served the community for more than a century before closing in 2019.

A Jacksonville woman made a plea to the public to help find the driver responsible for hitting her brother, who is in a wheelchair, leaving him with broken bones.

Community members, victims’ families and survivors gathered Saturday morning to mark one year since the deadly gangway collapse on Sapelo Island.

Operation New Uniform, a Jacksonville nonprofit helping military members transition to civilian careers, is celebrating its 70th graduation after nearly 11 years of service. CEO Michelle McManamon described the program’s unique approach: “We take a sales training program called Sandler and have made it into a curriculum that helps people learn how to sell themselves.”

Two Jacksonville couples are among the dozens of Jaguars fans who made the trip across the pond to watch the team take on the Rams Sunday morning.

Thousands of people marched from Friendship Fountain to the Duval County Courthouse on Saturday afternoon to join the nationwide “No Kings” protests against President Donald Trump’s administration.

The federal government shutdown has left air traffic controllers in Jacksonville potentially working without pay, adding financial stress to an already demanding job, said Dan McCabe, regional vice president of the National Air Traffic Controllers Association Southern Region.

Jacksonville’s City Council is addressing a $23 million deficit in its employee health care fund, according to former City Council President Ron Salem. “We are self-insured within the city. So we pay our own claims, and we collect premiums to hopefully cover that,” Salem explained.

Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters and other JSO members held a Crime Prevention Walk Saturday morning in the Ortega Forest neighborhood.

News4JAX is proud to announce a new partnership with 1010 XL 92.5 FM Jacksonville Sports Radio for a brand-new streaming show: Friday Night Lights on News4JAX+.

Utility takes initiative for replace existing potable water distribution system to reduce service failures

The owners of Discount Plants of Florida are looking for those responsible for stealing merchandise from them three times in just seven months -- totaling tens of thousands of dollars in losses.

The new property manager for at least two troubled apartment complexes on Jacksonville’s Westside told News4JAX it is committed to addressing resident issues and pledged to be more transparent and accountable.

A Slice of Duval is Jacksonville’s first-ever citywide cake share event, created by the team behind For Goodness Cake, known for transforming desserts into edible art for over a decade. Set to take place on November 15, 2025, at the Karpeles Grand in downtown Jacksonville, the celebration is Bridgerton-themed, inviting guests to don their Regency best for a sweet affair filled with hundreds of cakes and thousands of slices.

A 46-year-old motorcyclist died Friday morning when he lost control at an intersection and hit the side of a tractor-trailer on New Kings Road, the Florida Highway Patrol said.

News4JAX Meteorologist Katie Garner shares Jacksonville’s weekend weather forecast with warm temperatures, outdoor event outlooks, and high rip current risk.

A new policy requiring juveniles to have adult supervision at Orange Park Mall was set to take effect Friday afternoon, and the Clay County Sheriff’s Office said it is working hand-in-hand with the mall to ensure it is followed.

Jacksonville police continue to investigate the fatal shooting of a teenage boy that occurred Tuesday night in a neighborhood near South Riverside and Lakewood.

Drivers in the Murray Hill and Riverside neighborhoods can expect to see a new feature on their roadways that the Florida Department of Transportation said was done in an effort to “alleviate congestion and improve safety.”

Jacksonville is inviting families to enjoy Kids Free November, a month-long celebration offering free or discounted admission for children at more than a dozen popular local attractions.

A Jacksonville woman is pushing for tougher penalties and greater protections for motorcyclists, after surviving a crash that left her injured.

Jacksonville University dedicated its Public Policy Institute to one of its advisory board’s founding members after a $12 million donation.

Family members are mourning a 35-year-old woman who was hit and killed in a hit-and-run crash in Mayport earlier this month, as a kind, outgoing woman who loved her family deeply.

Jacksonville’s port is sharpening its Southeast advantage by combining deepwater access, abundant land for vehicle staging, and strong multimodal links to move cargo inland efficiently.

A group of kindergarteners is helping foster a blind kitten that was recently rescued by a local organization.

Centennial celebration of San Marco neighborhood

Hip hop artist and community leader bridging connections

Grounds of Grace in Jacksonville is a community-minded coffee shop with a mission that brews more than just great espresso — it pours purpose into every cup. Launched in the middle of 2020, the shop was created to provide young men and women with their first employment opportunities in the coffee industry while supporting the nonprofit Sponsored by Grace. Sponsored by Grace works to release children from poverty by meeting their physical needs, sharing the gospel, and connecting them with supportive faith families.

Lakewood residents living next to the New Rose Creek are taking it upon themselves to ensure marine wildlife is unharmed. New Rose Creek runs through the northern section of Lakewood and continues under San Jose Blvd before connecting with the St. Johns River. The creek is known to be home to alligators, turtles, manatees, and other marine life.

More than 1,600 officers and sergeants with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office now wear body cameras, but the agency only reviews specific incidents among the thousands of hours of footage collected daily.

The man accused in the 1994 murder of Tina Heins pleaded not guilty on Tuesday.