INVESTIGATIONS

The News4JAX I-TEAM is working to get more answers to your concerns about trash troubles in Jacksonville.

Dozens of families are reaching out to the News4JAX I-TEAM following an investigation into rising rent in Jacksonville.

There is no end in sight for the suspension of curbside recycling pickup in Jacksonville.

Many of you have reached out asking the I-TEAM for help after a ransomware attack knocked out the payroll systems used by several local businesses.

The News4JAX I-TEAM has uncovered new troubles for the online used car dealer Carvana, which could lose its license to sell cars in the state of Florida.

The ITEAM has received calls and emails from health care workers who said they are frustrated that they are getting no answers from Human Resources and their bosses about when they will be paid in full for their work during the holidays.

The News4JAX I-TEAM is digging deeper into the frustrations with trash pickup in Jacksonville, taking a look at the contracts the city has with its trash haulers.

As snow blankets 18 states in one of the biggest winter storms in years, residents living in one St. Johns County community say another kind of white powder is falling from the sky: ash.

A local property owner says he found hundreds of tires dumped on his vacant land.

Sparks flew Wednesday as the Jacksonville Waterways Commission debated banning coal ash coming into local ports.

Despite having health insurance, a local mother was charged more than $26,000 after her son was flown to the hospital.

New video shows federal agents opening fire in an Arlington neighborhood while serving a search warrant for a weapons dealing investigation.

The News4JAX I-TEAM has uncovered more complaints against Carvana involving people who have purchased a used car from the company.

A Jacksonville man says federal agents nearly killed him while executing a search warrant for a case he’s not involved with.

One of two Jacksonville men accused of forging voter registration applications in Duval County appeared in court Monday.

There’s an update to a News4JAX I-TEAM investigation into the car company, Carvana.

The News4JAX I-TEAM has been investigating flights carrying migrants to our area for months. DeSantis said no such flights have touched down in the last six weeks.

Digging through the hundreds of pages of evidence in the murder case against Kimberly Kessler in the presumed death of Joleen Cummings, the question is raised: Could Kessler have killed before?

Environmental groups and now government entities are taking a stand against coal ash being transported off the coastline of Jacksonville.

A moving truck seen in a driveway recently was a welcome sign of peace for neighbors on a Riverside street.

The family claims management knew there were issues with the elevator but made no fixes. In court filings, the company claims it did nothing wrong.

A grim milestone: Jacksonville has surpassed 100 murders for yet another year.

There’s been significant movement in the city of Jacksonville and JEA’s septic tank phaseout program.

Wyatt Green, a Jacksonville contractor at the center of an I-TEAM investigation dating back to April 19, has pleaded not guilty to charges of fraud, forgery, and grand theft. If his attorneys don’t reach a deal with prosecutors, he will go on trial in the spring.

Two women are dead after a head-on crash early Monday morning with an out-of-service Jacksonville Transportation Authority bus, authorities said.

The body of a man found inside a Jacksonville strip club Sunday night will undergo an autopsy Monday to determine how he died, police said.

Data provided by Jacksonville Fire Rescue shows that from 2016-2020, 67% of homes that caught fire in Duval County did not have a working smoke detector.

The Duval County School Board on Tuesday is set to consider a resolution that would ask the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to stop issuing Section 8 housing vouchers for Hilltop Village Apartments until the complex clears up a rodent problem.

The News4Jax I-TEAM looked into the history of the Westside apartment complex where a fire erupted Monday afternoon.

New information following about a monthslong investigation into an embattled apartment community in Northwest Jacksonville where the News4Jax I-TEAM found a mice infestation in April of this year: Court documents confirm the problems still have not been fixed.

It’s been nearly two years since Jacksonville shut down adult game rooms, also known as internet cafes. But the News4Jax I-TEAM has learned some are operating underground, and now one Jacksonville City Council member is looking to try to make them legal.

Residents living in the Jacksonville Heights area on the Westside contacted the News4Jax I-TEAM for help regarding multiple potholes on three local roads.

A photo has gone viral across the world, and the claim is that the picture shows American military working dogs left behind at the airport in Kabul as the United States pulled out of the 20-year war in Afghanistan. But the I-TEAM found that narrative doesn’t add up when we put it through the News4Jax Trust Index.

There are new developments in a News4Jax I-TEAM investigation after a Dinsmore man said the city of Jacksonville refused to pay to repair his fence and yard that were damaged during a Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office SWAT standoff.

Police said they are working with the city of Jacksonville after a veteran was denied help following a SWAT standoff, during which a SWAT team tore through his fence and sewer line to get to a murder suspect hiding next door.

A Westside man turned to the News4Jax I-TEAM after the city of Jacksonville refused to repair damage to his property caused by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office SWAT team in July.

A homeowner turned to the News4Jax I-TEAM after the city of Jacksonville refused to repair damage to his property caused by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office SWAT team in July.

Officials from the city, state and federal government hoped to close the book on the dark history of the troubled Eureka Garden subsidized housing complex on Tuesday when they cut the ribbon on the renovated property, now called Valencia Way.

A warrant details what led up to a man being arrested in the shooting death of an active-duty U.S. Coast Guard member.

More than 35,000 pounds of oiled sand has been collected by environmental cleanup teams after an oil leak into the St. Simons Sound from the Golden Ray, an overturned cargo ship being dismantled, the News4Jax I-TEAM learned Monday.

The News4Jax I-TEAM is piecing together what happened in the moments before a tragic accident that killed UF Health Jacksonville CEO Dr. Leon Haley Jr.

Two men said they attempted to save UF Health Jacksonville CEO Dr. Leon Haley Jr. after a personal watercraft accident over the weekend in South Florida.

Members of the Jacksonville City Council on Tuesday evening approved a bill to help people move out of the Hilltop Village Apartments.

Police pulled the body of 4-year-old Gavin Douyon out of a neighborhood retention pond on the Northside of Jacksonville on Monday night. Municipal records, Department of Children and Families reports and previous news reports show a pattern of children drowning in the wastewater structures across Florida.

The News4Jax I-TEAM reviewed data from the Florida Department of Transportation and the federal government’s National Bridge Inventory database on Jacksonville’s seven key bridges.

Thursday morning’s sudden shutdown of the Buckman Bridge during the heart of rush hour raised some questions about the safety of the bridge’s overall structure.

Dozens of neighbors from a Jacksonville suburb filled the chambers of City Hall Tuesday wearing all red. For the last few weeks, they have been fighting to get one of the city’s trash haulers to find another place to build a waste transfer facility.

Florida Highway Patrol Sgt. Dylan Bryan said situations like this happen more often than you'd think.

One man from London is charged after raids in the city and in Coventry, Birmingham and Essex.

There is a potential solution in the works for the thousands of missed trash complaints that have come to the city of Jacksonville for at least two years. But that potential solution has become a problem unto itself for hundreds of homeowners.

After an 11-year-old boy's death, the Clay County Sheriff’s Office and the Florida Department of Children and Families began investigations into his death and the safety of his siblings.

Investigations into Trump, his business could lead to criminal charges Experts say several state and federal investigations into Trump and his business dealings are putting the former president's future in legal jeopardy. Ben Tracy reports.

An ordinance backed by the mayor last fall allowed the city’s corporation counsel to decide whether to release full inspector general reports in investigations that involve a death, or that involve or could involve a felony, and that are “of a compelling public interest.” Lightfoot has said the full report in the Johnson case does not meet the standard to be publicly released.