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How nation’s youngest inaugural poet is inspiring First Coast artists

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – It’s all the buzz on social media with people still talking about the nation’s youngest inaugural poet, Amanda Gorman, who took the world by storm wi...

Coronavirus 1 year later: How our lives have changed

A look at what coronavirus has changed over the last yearFrom ubiquitous masks to economic pains to vaccine hopes, our lives look vastly different from this time one year...

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How nation’s youngest inaugural poet is inspiring First Coast artists

Coronavirus 1 year later: How our lives have changed

‘Her skin color looks just like mine’: Girls, women react to Kamala Harris’ historic moment

Jacksonville community group gives new rides to 11 middle schoolers

Jacksonville’s Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Parade continues 4-decade tradition

City, civil rights groups to host virtual Martin Luther King Jr. breakfasts

Jacksonville organization supports families in need with diaper giveaways

News4JAX celebrates Martin Luther King Jr. Day with food drive

Holidays are over, but local nonprofit needs still high: How you can help

Global community outpaces U.S. in administering new COVID vaccine

County-by-county: How New Year’s affects trash pickup

12-year-old girl distributes hundreds of coats and masks in Jacksonville

Stunning laser light show highlights Basilica in Jacksonville’s Cathedral District

Kwanzaa celebrations kick off around Northeast Florida

Salvation Army Red Kettle campaign ends Christmas Eve, and you can still help

Pandemic problems: A look back at all the ways coronavirus hijacked 2020

How will the Christmas holiday affect your trash pickup?

Grieving mother opens candlelight vigil to all families impacted by homicide

How would you describe 2020 in a word or short phrase?

Grieving mother holds candlelight vigil for families impacted by homicide

ICYMI: A look back at Sunday's 60 Minutes

Softball community rallies for high school player fighting cancer

Local organizations hand out 50K pounds of food to combat hunger

Domestic violence shelter seeks donations for holiday program as need grows

List: Best Christmas light displays around Jacksonville

Black Restaurant Week begins with street festival

How will the Thanksgiving holiday affect your trash pickup?

Toys for Tots registration deadline quickly approaching

Clara White Mission feeds hundreds at outdoor pre-Thanksgiving luncheon

City adds tree giveaway to shredding and recycling event Saturday in Jacksonville

Nemours dedicates lobby named for The Players after $3.5M upgrade

St. Johns County giving trees help spread holiday cheer

Jacksonville church hosts movie in the park on Saturday

Local mom helps create run to benefit those living with Parkinson’s

Hundreds of Jacksonville military families receive free turkeys at drive-thru USO event

5K events around Jacksonville area support mission of Wounded Warrior Project

Jaguars host Tealgate Blood Drive at TIAA Bank Field on Saturday

Beer for a cause: Nights of Pints returns to St. Augustine

Jacksonville church opens free thrift store-style community ‘Storehouse’

Positively Jax: Local organization puts kids on ‘Straight and Narrow’

Jaguars reps discuss plans for Lot J, hear from public

Forum focuses on racism & policing in Jacksonville

4 art exhibitions unveiled as part of ‘Lift Every Voice' project

‘Tote to Vote’ initiative providing free rides to early voting sites

Siblings write book, sell copies to buy diapers for Miles of Diapers drive

Rethreaded Women Empowering Women event will be virtual, in-person hybrid

Hubbard House annual breakfast goes virtual for 1st time

Refugee from Iraq wants new U.S. citizens to feel empowered to vote

Emergency blood donations needed, LifeSouth says

Gate marks 60th anniversary with $60K donation

JSO officers hope to inspire youth, build positive relationships

FarmShare, other agencies distribute 40K pounds of food to families in need

United States Files False Claims Act Complaint against Community Health Network