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A Jacksonville City Council finance committee has delayed a vote on whether to send Duval County Schools' 1-mill property tax renewal to the November ballot, drawing pushback from teachers, parents, and city leaders.

George Cooper Jr. was supposed to be moving back to Jacksonville. Instead, his family was left planning his funeral.

A News4JAX request for public records stemming from the ongoing controversy surrounding JEA triggered a cost estimate from the city of Jacksonville for nearly $4,000.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office shared dash cam video of a 62-year-old suspected drunk driver barreling through the the IRONMAN Jacksonville race, narrowly missing athletes, before police used a PIT maneuver to end the chase near Five Points.

A Jacksonville woman came forward after human remains were discovered on a Northside street, saying she believes the bones belong to her father, who has been missing for more than two years.

Plans for a full-service Publix grocery store in Downtown Jacksonville remain on track, but questions are emerging about whether the city will ultimately be able to fund millions of dollars in incentives tied to the project.

Gov. DeSantis signed 17 bills into law on Tuesday, with some having local impacts in Duval and Nassau County.

A Jacksonville family is asking for prayers and support after a Mandarin football player suffered a traumatic brain injury after a shooting in the Inwood Terrace neighborhood.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said a person was killed after being trapped between a semi-cab truck and a power lift system in Mixon Town on Tuesday.

George Winterling’s legacy shapes how we measure summer heat

A man accused of raping or attempting to rape four women in three days at an apartment complex in Deerwood pleaded not guilty Tuesday to 10 felony counts

A 2-year-old boy who drowned Monday on Jacksonville’s Northside was found in a neighbor’s backyard pool, according to one woman who told News4JAX she helped with the search for the missing child.

Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp return home June 9-14 for a six-game series against the Gwinnett Stripers, featuring a week packed with themed nights, giveaways, live entertainment and family-friendly fun.

Dwayne Richardson II grew up in Jacksonville making beats on a computer, posting them on MySpace and selling them for about $100 to neighborhood rappers.

Ryan Thompson, founder of Jax Creators, joins Voices of the 904 to discuss how he's helping Jacksonville creatives level up through connection, collaboration and community. He shares the evolution of Jax Creators from a small meetup into a thriving network for artists, influencers and entrepreneurs, while also looking ahead to the upcoming Creatorverse Conference and its mission to create more opportunities for local talent.

The prominent Northeast Florida Attorney is sponsoring River City Wrestling Con... and a huge wrestling fan!