As we head into hurricane season, getting prepared is more important than ever and this weekend, Jacksonville families can do it all in one place: Jax Ready Fest

Counties across northeast Florida are stepping up preparations as the National Weather Service forecasts overnight temperatures at or below freezing Sunday through Tuesday, officials said.

As temperatures continue to plummet, Jacksonville officials have extended operating hours at The Legends Center to provide overnight shelter for those seeking warmth, while local shelters prepare for increased demand.

Jacksonville agencies are stepping up to help vulnerable residents stay warm during dangerously cold temperatures.

The City of Jacksonville Emergency Preparedness Division is taking precautions and closely monitoring Tropical Depression Nine, which is expected to strengthen over the next few days.

Although weekend storms were expected, the arrival of two tornadoes amid the storms caught many by surprise.

As dangerously cold temperatures are expected to move in later Tuesday night and several warming centers throughout the city have opened, one Jacksonville woman was dealing with issues with her heat

Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan on Monday is set to announce plans to help keep city residents cool when extreme temperatures hit.

Mayor Lenny Curry gathered stakeholders from city leadership on Wednesday to give updates on hurricane preparedness before the start of hurricane season.

Less than a month before the start of hurricane season, the head of Jacksonville’s emergency operations division has resigned from his post amid an internal investigation into what he calls “unfounded allegations.”