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A report from the Georgia Department of Public Safety is shedding light on what led up to a crash in Camden County that killed 16-year-old girl and injured five others earlier this month.

After the defense had its chance on Thursday morning to ask more in-depth questions of potential jurors, the jury for the Mario Fernandez murder trial was seated in the afternoon.

Court documents are revealing new details about an alleged attack on a State House candidate at a St. Johns County polling place this week.

Two suspects are still being sought in Bradford County after running from a Florida Highway Patrol traffic stop near Murray Ford on US-301, according to the Bradford County Sheriff’s Office.

For years, buying a brand-new home in Northeast Florida typically came with a premium over an existing home. New data suggests that gap has nearly disappeared and in some cases, new construction is now selling for less per square foot.

“Plus 2”: Inside Mandarin football’s mindset after last season’s playoff heartbreak

Extreme Heat Warning in SE GA and Heat Advisories begin at 11 a.m.

Clay County Sheriff Michelle Cook said two separate crashes involving students were reported Thursday morning in Clay County

The Trump White House reports that countries are routing exports through third nations to avoid U.S. tariffs, causing tax revenue losses of $19 billion to $26 billion annually.

Mary Lee Clark Elementary School in Camden County was placed on a precautionary lockdown Thursday morning due to nearby law enforcement activity following a traffic stop, according to the Camden County Sheriff’s Office and Camden County Schools.

A Colombian citizen living in Jacksonville has been sentenced to three years in federal prison after using a stolen American’s identity for more than two decades to obtain government documents and vote in U.S. elections.

Charlton County High School students are heading back to school Thursday after a delayed start tied to ongoing construction and final preparations inside the building.

Nick Allard, dean of the Jacksonville University College of Law, joined News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton on this week’s episode of “Politics & Power” to discuss how AI is reshaping legal services, including opportunities, ethics and oversight.

The former WCW & WWE star joins the show.

With Duval County budget season approaching, Cultural Council of Greater Jacksonville CEO Diana Donovan joins host Kent Justice to explain what proposed cuts to arts and culture funding could mean beyond museums and performances—impacting jobs, small businesses, youth programs, and services for veterans and military families.

Scandals, ideological schisms, and foreign‑policy crises have blurred the midterm map. Candidate quality, outside spending, and voter perceptions of the economy — plus President Donald Trump’s outsized role — will determine control of Congress.