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Cold weather brought a busy weekend for firefighters across Northeast Florida who dealt with everything from house fires to burst pipes to a brush fire that caused evacuations for 20 homes.

According to state health data, four cases of measles have now been reported in Duval County in 2026. A pediatric infectious disease doctor in Jacksonville explained that just three cases, “by definition, is an outbreak.”

Some of our News4JAX Insiders got creative during the overnight deep freeze and woke up to icy winter wonderlands.

Thousands of customers across Northeast Florida were without power Sunday morning, affecting their ability to heat their homes and businesses during the extreme cold.

JEA shared important advice on Friday for customers to prepare their homes for the extreme cold this weekend.

Since New4JAX began teaming up with Wolfson Children’s Hospital for our annual telethon, more than $1 million has been raised.

A 14-year-old Fleming Island High student, who suffered a traumatic brain injury in a crash while walking with his bicycle in August, continues to fight for his life in the hospital, his family told News4JAX.

A woman and her estranged husband died Thursday morning in a double shooting in Bradford County, the Sheriff’s Office said.

Weeks after two undercover officers with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office shot a man who they said pointed a gun at them as they sat in a car, JSO released an update about the officer-involved shooting, which was the third reported in January.

A young couple thought they had found their dream home in Jacksonville, but they soon found themselves in a rental scam nightmare when they learned a week after they moved into the house that the Facebook Marketplace listing was fake.

Nine months after announcing that he was looking to sell his beloved Intuition Ale Works brewery, owner and founder Ben Davis shared an updated post on Facebook, saying “the right buyer never came” and the eatery will be closing in April after more than 15 years in Jacksonville.

A 16-year-old Fletcher High School wrestler is facing a long road to recovery after she suffered a severe spinal injury during a match that left her partially paralyzed.