INVESTIGATIONS

A family of a man who drowned in April while on a training dive in the Trout River has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against a commercial diving school in Jacksonville.

There is new information in a News4JAX I-TEAM investigation into a Russian billionaire with ties to Northeast Florida.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office confirms it is looking into the incident.

The daughter of a man killed inside the Northeast Florida State Hospital in Macclenny turned to the News4JAX I-TEAM, asking for help in getting answers about her father’s death.

A local service member made her voice heard on social media earlier this week after she accused another military member of rape and blamed the military and criminal justice system for not taking strong enough action.

The Jacksonville Waterways Commission wants to put an end to coal ash shipments but for now, it has some more immediate changes in mind to prevent -- and respond -- to another spill.

The News4JAX I-TEAM has new information about a well-known community activist who turned himself in to authorities last week after a warrant was issued for his arrest on an identity theft charge.

The News4JAX ITEAM is investigating complaints about a local fence business that customers accuse of taking thousands of dollars in deposits but not returning to complete the work. On top of it all, customers say the phone number to Father and Sons Fence Co. in Jacksonville has been disconnected and the storefront on the Westside is gone.

There’s an update to a News4JAX I-TEAM investigation into a commercial diving school in Jacksonville.

The News4JAX I-TEAM has learned new information about the investigation into the drug overdose deaths of two Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay officers back in 2017.

The ongoing legal battle between one of the largest churches in Jacksonville and its founding pastor took another turn Tuesday.

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

New statistics released by the FBI point to an alarming rise in active shooter incidents -- including a rapidly increasing pattern of public school shootings.

The former pastors of Celebration Church owe more than $716,000, according to a lawsuit filed by First Citizens Bank.

Water and electricity were restored to America’s Best Inn on Dix Ellis Trail in the Baymeadows Center area of Jacksonville after power was cut earlier this week to the remaining residents, JEA said Friday afternoon.

Jacksonville Beach’s city manager is responding to an ongoing dispute with the Volunteer Life Saving Corps.

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

The individuals live together but are not linked to the case announced on 7 May, health agency says.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is working to curb what it describes as “the dangerous and destructive activities of some car clubs” in the city.

The News4JAX I-TEAM went inside a local car club to find out why they risk death and arrest with regular meetups.

The owner of the Callahan Speedway contacted the News4JAX I-TEAM, saying he may soon have an option for drivers who have been speeding through the streets and parking lots of Jacksonville.

The News4JAX I-TEAM is looking into complaints about a Jacksonville apartment complex where some residents say they’re offended by the language used in an email from their property manager.

A death row inmate who killed a Clay County woman and raped her daughter has died in prison.

A convicted felon is charged with two counts of election fraud voting and obtaining a false registration, according to an arrest report from the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

For the first time, the News4JAX I-TEAM is hearing from the leader of a group investigating a Jacksonville diving school that had two student deaths during training in about three months.

Amid an ongoing News4JAX I-TEAM investigation into car groups taking over large parking lots, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is speaking out.

The News4JAX I-TEAM is digging deeper into claims made against Stovall Weems, the founding pastor of Celebration Church.

Celebration Church, one of the biggest churches in the Jacksonville area, on Monday released findings from an internal investigation into its founding pastor, Stovall Weems.

Jacksonville’s Mayor speaking out for the first time over groups of cars and motorcyclists taking over streets and intersections around the City.

After a more than three-year I-TEAM investigation, the mastermind of a nationwide travel scam was sentenced to three years behind bars in federal court Wednesday.

One of Florida’s top educators is demanding transparency from Governor DeSantis’ office. It follows the rejection of more than 50 math textbooks alleged to contain prohibited topics like critical race theory and social emotional learning.

A spat between the city of Jacksonville Beach and the Volunteer Life Saving Corps that appeared to have ended might not be over quite yet.

The Jacksonville Waterways Commission met Wednesday to talk about better ways to respond to marine incidents like the one last year when thousands of tons of coal ash spilled into the ocean off the coast of Atlantic Beach.

A spat between the city of Jacksonville Beach and the Volunteer Life Saving Corps appears to have ended, and it’s not on common terms.

Hakeem Robinson, a Jacksonville rapper known as Ksoo who’s accused in two different murders, appeared in Duval County court on Thursday.

The Florida Legislature has moved forward with making certain types of car meetups and street races illegal.

New footage has surfaced in an ongoing News4JAX I-TEAM investigation of car groups taking over large parking lots.

A yacht harbored in St. Augustine, a Ponte Vedra Beach mansion listed for sale for nearly $17 million and a four-story office building on Jacksonville’s Southside are some of the Northeast Florida connections to a Soviet-born billionaire who has been in the news in recent weeks following the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

It’s something that many people face with their health insurance — determining whether or not their doctor is in-network.

A lawsuit alleges that a Jacksonville minister, who spent years serving a church and paying into its pension fund, has recently retired and learned he can’t get to the money.

The News4JAX I-TEAM is getting a better understanding from the State Attorney’s Office about why they were unable to prosecute former Jacksonville contractor Wyatt Green on the 20 felony charges he once faced.

A year after a massive barge ran aground, spilling coal ash into the Atlantic Ocean just off the coast of Hanna Park, a committee with the city of Jacksonville is reviewing the incident.

A pregnant 27-year-old Jacksonville woman stole her fiance's car and drove to New Jersey, where she shot and killed her younger sister, according to New Jersey authorities.

The racing community is saying a contributing factor to crashes involving street racing is all the tracks in Northeast Florida that have shut down for racers.

Nearly three years after the I-TEAM began investigating Jacksonville contractor Wyatt Green who was charged with felony fraud, forgery, and grand theft, his case has now ended with a plea deal that will keep him out of jail and without a felony conviction on his record.

A Middleburg mother, who’s raising a 2-year-old that she says has chronic respiratory problems, tells the News4JAX I-TEAM that she’s concerned mold in their rental home is making the child’s condition worse.

A spokesperson for the founding pastors of Celebration Church, one of the largest churches in the Jacksonville area, says the couple did not misuse government PPP money as the church alleges in a court filing.

The founders of Celebration Church, one of the largest churches in the Jacksonville area, are in a legal dispute with the church that involves allegations of financial misconduct and fraud.

The News4JAX I-TEAM is looking into more concerns about street racing in Jacksonville.

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

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.