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.

Local families whose children might need new shoes for the fast-approaching school year can now register for the Kicks for the Kids giveaway.

The beloved Yulee Chick-fil-A restaurant, built in 2004, will soon close to reopen at a new, improved location about a mile down the street on State Road 200.

Today, more than 47 million people living in the U.S. were born in another country. Behind that number are stories of risk, reinvention, and the hope of something better.

With crowds expected all across Florida’s beaches Friday through the weekend and lots of people getting into the water, safety is a big talking point.

With the Fourth of July bringing fireworks, cookouts, and crowds, pet experts say the holiday can be one of the most dangerous days of the year for dogs — and a little preparation can make a big difference.

Dream Day is coming to Northeast Florida this Saturday, and 36 brave children will be celebrated as stars for the day. Today, we're sharing the story of 10-year-old Colton Kilgore, a Jacksonville-area boy whose resilience and faith are already inspiring those around him.

Melissa Endrina, a Navy veteran and owner of Aloha Waffle Bar, posted a video to Instagram pleading for community support after struggling to bring in customers. What followed surprised even her.

Chants of “U-S-A” rolled through Pour Taproom in Downtown Jacksonville as fans watched the U.S. Men’s National Team beat Australia 2-0 in the World Cup, a result that clinched a spot in the knockout round with one group-stage match still to play.

Parents looking for something active and meaningful for their high-schoolers this summer may want to consider volunteering at Camp “I Am Special,” an immersive program run by Catholic Charities that pairs teen “buddies” with kids and adults who have special needs.

Kent Justice talks with Dr. Carlton Robinson, Chief Innovation Officer at the Jax Chamber, about how Jacksonville can stay competitive as AI shifts from buzzword to workplace reality. Robinson explains why the Chamber launched its new Center for Applied Infrastructure—framing “human-centered AI” as the next kind of public infrastructure—and why the goal is augmentation, not replacement: identifying what must remain human-led and using AI to remove friction in everyday work.

During Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month, a Jacksonville educator and author partners with barbershops to place her poetry book in waiting areas, encouraging conversations, support, and emotional check-ins.