Residents of Northside neighborhood frustrated to learn septic tank removal plans on holdThere’s both anger and frustration from people living in the Christobel community on Jacksonville’s Northside after learning money that was supposed to fund their portion...
1 of 3 Jacksonville neighborhoods slated to have septic tanks replaced may face delayThe Jacksonville City Council Social Justice and Community Investment Committee learned Monday that one of three neighborhoods slated to have septic tanks replaced with c...
Will your ballot arrive on time? I-TEAM puts USPS to the test before Election DayWith concerns about vote by mail and the ability of the U.S. Postal Service to handle what's expected to be historic numbers of mail-in ballots for the Nov. 3 election, T...
CDC order protects Floridians as state’s eviction moratorium expiresFor the first time since April — when businesses were forced to close down — Floridians will be without statewide protections against evictions and foreclosures.
Sick of political text messages? Here’s how to stop themChances are you or someone you know has been on the receiving end of them: unwanted and politically charged text messages that light up your cellphone screen at all hours...
Jury trials to resume in Jacksonville after 6-month freezeMuch like the rest of the country, Jacksonville’s justice system has struggled to function during the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Bodycam footage shows protesters arrested in May after attempting to disperseMore than three months after protests erupted in downtown Jacksonville in response to the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s ...
FHP: 127 crashes reported in 5 years along stretch of I-95 near Lem Turner RoadMore than 100 crashes have occurred in the last five years along a stretch of Interstate 95 near Lem Turner Road, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Death of Jacksonville man spotlights differences in medical examiner, health department COVID-19 data
18,000 medical masks delivered to Duval County jailHealth officials are preparing for another round of testing after an outbreak of the coronavirus at a Jacksonville detention facility.
Florida’s much-touted pay raise leaves experienced teachers feeling ignoredThe I-TEAM found at least half of the full-time teachers in Florida would qualify for a pay raise under a new funding measure signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis. But those who w...
Data show racial disparity among police at Jacksonville Sheriff’s OfficeAfter George Floyd died at the hands of a Minneapolis police officers, protesters across the nation have sought an end to police brutality.
Jacksonville judge raised bail for peaceful protesters without explanation. State Attorney dropped the chargesPeaceful protestors offered jail time or bail they said they couldn’t afford only to have their charges dropped weeks later.
Duval school district has spent more than $10 million in response to COVID-19The News4Jax I-TEAM requested documents to show how much the district has spent on handling the pandemic since the beginning of April.
Why Volusia County sheriff quickly releases bodycam videoLess than 100 miles south of Jacksonville, where people are demanding the release of body camera footage recorded by officers during police-involved shootings, Volusia Co...
Report: Police used force more than 800 times last yearThe names of a few people killed by police are on posters carried by demonstrators, but a JSO report shows hundreds were injured by officers in 2019 -- and the majority o...
What we know about Jacksonville protest that led to 54 arrestsThe top prosecutor in Jacksonville is dropping the charges against nearly 50 demonstrators arrested while protesting the death of George Floyd and police brutality.
Public defender: State Attorney’s Office reviewing protest videos to determine whether to drop charges
Records: Longer, multistep review of officer-involved shootings leading to yearslong waits for answers
Lawyer: Requests denied for full personnel file of former DA investigator involved in Ahmaud Arbery killing
Arbery case not the 1st time Glynn County law enforcement hesitated to arrest one of their own From the beginning, the case of Ahmaud Arbery was a conflict of interest for the local officers and district attorney’s office.
Repairs underway at apartment of deaf Jacksonville man who was beaten, burglarizedSupport for a Jacksonville man who is deaf continued to come in Thursday after the News4Jax I-TEAM reported on the the issues he’s facing.
Why has construction on the Jacksonville Beach pier stopped?News4Jax I-TEAM has discovered than an issue with government permits has grounded construction crews.
Emails reveal medical examiner urged St. Johns County to close beachesBeaches in St. Johns County remained open to large crowds for most of March, despite concerns raised by its associate medical examiner, according to internal emails newly...
Unopposed judge candidate calls claim he schemed to win false; NAACP calls for him to step downAn unopposed candidate for a Florida judge seat is calling claims that he schemed to win an election false and preconceived.
Northeast Florida nursing homes hit hardest by COVID-19 were cited before outbreakHeartland Health Care Center Orange Park and Governor’s Creek Health and Rehabilitation in Green Cove Springs are reporting the biggest outbreaks of the novel coronavirus...
Florida Bar investigating after Jacksonville attorney becomes judge without an electionLast-minute changes paved the way for Jacksonville attorney Michael Kalil to become a judge without an election.
‘Formula for disaster’: COVID-19 cases continue to climb in Florida prisonsFlorida Department of Corrections officials said Thursday 144 inmates and 110 corrections workers have tested positive for COVID-19.
Experts fear closed schools mean under-reported child abuse casesMore children than ever are home with stressed out caregivers and aren't being seen by some of the key mandatory abuse reporters at their schools.
I-TEAM: Social distancing leads to increased struggles for recovering alcoholicsAn unintended consequence of social distancing is recovering alcoholics are shut off from the AA meetings that millions rely on to help them stay sober.
Dozens of whistleblowers accuse businesses of not following mayor’s orderThe city of Jacksonville is compiling a list of complaints about companies possibly not following the rules.
Model paints dire picture for Florida hospitals if shelter-in-place isn’t orderedThere are fewer than 49,000 hospital beds in the state. With three months of social distancing, data scientists say, the number of hospitalizations could peak around 185,...
