Right now, we’re dealing with a tough situation across Jacksonville and Northeast Florida. Severe to extreme drought just keeps hanging around—and it’s making fire danger a real concern this week.
At 7 a.m. Thursday, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office sent an alert that the Buckman Bridge would be closed in both directions until further notice because of police activity on the bridge.
A Jacksonville business owner is finally getting a response after months of silence from DoorDash after their merchant account was hacked, costing them over $60,000.
Overlooking the intersection of Merrill Road and Cesery Boulevard in Arlington, stands a billboard, with a mother’s plea for justice.
One of the oldest Black sororities in the world celebrated 111 years of existence with an event held by the organization’s chapter at the University of North Florida in Jacksonville.
Today River City PLUS features Emmy award winning Anchor Amanda DeVoe. DeVoe shares her journey from submission to stage on River City Plus!
Gabriel DeVoe was a college student home in Jacksonville for a visit a year ago when he was shot and killed in Arlington. There are still no arrests. News4JAX anchor and reporter Amanda DeVoe is Gabriel's cousin.
The Nassau County Sheriff's Office posted a warning and video of a three year old who nearly drowned after falling into a swimming pool.
The Red Cross says 54% of adults can’t swim well enough to save themselves. Amanda DeVoe used to be part of that statistic, but now, she officially knows how to swim.
In honor of The Players Championship, our anchors took part in the second annual Morning Show Golf Championship – this year taking on the greens at Top Golf.
St. Augustine Police confirm a man was shocked by a downed power line in flood waters. He's in Flagler Hospital in critical condition.
As families across the state prepare for the impacts of Hurricane Ian, area Ace Hardware stores are making sure their shelves remain fully stocked for customers.
Members of the Flagler County Sheriff's Office joined School Resource Deputies at every public school in the county Wednesday morning as the new semester got underway.
The statistics are staggering. Most people can’t swim well enough to save themselves. Those numbers are even higher among Black Americans.
At least 10 million people in the U.S. are severely near-sighted. For some, their vision is so poor, LASIK surgery isn’t even an option.
