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City Council President Kevin Carrico has confirmed to News4JAX that the city’s Inspector General is looking into “serious allegations” against JEA, adding a new layer to weeks of public sparring between the utility and City Hall.

A 20-year-old Palm Coast woman was taken into custody after a newborn was found buried in a shallow grave behind her home, the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office said, as reported by our sister station WKMG in Orlando.

Local legal advocates are warning homeowners to protect themselves after the Florida Attorney General’s Office sued a Jacksonville roofing company, accusing it of deceptive business practices.

Unions representing teachers and other public sector workers – but not first responders – would be put under new rules for recertification in a bill passed by the Senate on Friday.

The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a fatal crash involving a train and a pedestrian at US-1 and Lewis Speedway.

Runners say their favorite stretches comes in one neighborhood: San Marco, where residents line the route with cheers, snacks and creative boosts

Over the course of three days in February, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office officers and detectives said they visited businesses across the city to search for illegal gambling machines.

Thousands of people collected bibs, shopped for gear and sampled Jacksonville hospitality at the Runner’s Expo in Mandarin on Friday ahead of Saturday’s Gate River Run 15K.

Duval County Public Schools said there was no weapon found on a school bus that went to James Weldon Johnson Middle School on Friday morning.

The VyStar Skyscape and Manatee River at the Jacksonville Zoo and Botanical Gardens are now open to the public, part of a $72 million project that combines visitor experiences with space to treat critically injured animals.

Georgia’s races for governor and U.S. Senate are taking shape as candidates qualify and begin their sprint to the May 19 party primaries.

The popular West Coast burger chain, Fatburger, is opening its Orange Park location on March 9.

This week’s episode of This Week in Jacksonville, Business Edition previews Players Championship week at TPC Sawgrass with executive director Lee Smith. He explains why running the tournament is a “52-week-a-year job,” outlines changes for this year — including a smaller field, new fan areas and drone coverage — and discusses economic impact for northeast Florida.

Hey, Jacksonville! Check out these awesome events happening around Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia.

Divorce doesn’t just impact spouses—it reshapes entire families. In Episode 8 of Split Happens, hosts Katie Garner and board-certified family law attorney Jay Henderlite focus on what matters most during separation: your children.

On this episode we’re joined by Jacqueline Moore. Better known simply as Jacqueline by wrestling fans, she became a famous face during WWE/WWF’s famed “Attitude Era”. Jaqueline became one of the foils for the increasingly popular Sable (real name Rena Lesnar) in the 90’s.