Cuban immigrants in Jacksonville call for action as island faces widescale blackout
Read full article: Cuban immigrants in Jacksonville call for action as island faces widescale blackoutA worsening power-grid crisis in Cuba has left millions without steady electricity, water and, in some areas, medical care, prompting worry among Cuban families living in Jacksonville who cannot reach loved ones on the island.
Road-rage shootout leaves 1 dead in Northwest Jacksonville, police say
Read full article: Road-rage shootout leaves 1 dead in Northwest Jacksonville, police sayA man was killed Sunday night in what police described as a road-rage shootout on Edgewood Avenue West and I-95 in the Lake Forest area of Northwest Jacksonville.
2-year-old fatally shot during domestic dispute at Westside apartment complex: JSO
Read full article: 2-year-old fatally shot during domestic dispute at Westside apartment complex: JSOA 2-year-old boy died overnight after he was shot during a domestic dispute late Sunday at an apartment complex in the Hillcrest neighborhood of Jacksonville’s Westside, police said.
‘Trying to find a plan’: The Block Jax owner working on solutions to parking chaos that spilled into neighboring lots
Read full article: ‘Trying to find a plan’: The Block Jax owner working on solutions to parking chaos that spilled into neighboring lotsThe Block Jax drew larger-than-expected crowds for its opening weekend, and co-owner Daniel Moffatt said organizers are working to ease a sudden parking crunch that spilled into nearby properties.
‘Trying to find a plan’: The Block Jax owner working on solutions to parking chaos that spilled into neighboring lots
Read full article: ‘Trying to find a plan’: The Block Jax owner working on solutions to parking chaos that spilled into neighboring lotsThe Block Jax drew larger-than-expected crowds for its opening weekend, and co-owner Daniel Moffatt said organizers are working to ease a sudden parking crunch that spilled into nearby properties.
Police search for suspect connected to deadly shooting at Jacksonville apartment complex
Read full article: Police search for suspect connected to deadly shooting at Jacksonville apartment complexOne man was killed, and another was injured in an early Sunday morning shooting at the Gregory Cove Apartments.
Edward Waters Chi chapter of Omega Psi Phi celebrates 65th anniversary by giving away 60 gift baskets
Read full article: Edward Waters Chi chapter of Omega Psi Phi celebrates 65th anniversary by giving away 60 gift basketsThe Chi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Inc. gave away 60 gift baskets in a community service initiative as part of its 65th anniversary celebration on Saturday on the campus of Edward Waters University.
Man arrested, accused of fatally shooting his father at Jacksonville home
Read full article: Man arrested, accused of fatally shooting his father at Jacksonville homeA man was arrested and accused of fatally shooting his father on Friday at a Jacksonville home, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said.
JSO searching for suspect who fled after man shot at Hammond Boulevard liquor store
Read full article: JSO searching for suspect who fled after man shot at Hammond Boulevard liquor storeThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is searching for a suspect who fled after an adult man was shot early this morning in the 1600 block of Hammond Boulevard, officials said.
Motorcyclist dies after being struck by car that entered his pathway on SR 21 at Collins Road
Read full article: Motorcyclist dies after being struck by car that entered his pathway on SR 21 at Collins RoadA 30-year-old Jacksonville man died Friday after his motorcycle was struck by a car that entered his pathway on State Road 21 at Collins Road, the Florida Highway Patrol said.
Man dies after crash on Normandy Boulevard in Jacksonville
Read full article: Man dies after crash on Normandy Boulevard in JacksonvilleA 35-year-old man from Middleburg died after a two-vehicle crash early Saturday on eastbound Normandy Boulevard near Carter Landing Boulevard, the Florida Highway Patrol said.
Walk the Talk: Epilepsy Alliance Florida hosts awareness walk at Jacksonville Zoo
Read full article: Walk the Talk: Epilepsy Alliance Florida hosts awareness walk at Jacksonville ZooMore than 150 people gathered at the Jacksonville Zoo for Epilepsy Alliance Florida’s annual “Walk the Talk,” sharing personal stories and raising awareness to reduce stigma around a condition that affects over 500,000 Floridians.
Johnson and Williams pace LSU past Jacksonville 116-58 in opening round of March Madness
Read full article: Johnson and Williams pace LSU past Jacksonville 116-58 in opening round of March Madnesslau’jae Johnson scored 20 points, Mikaylah Williams had 18 points and 10 assists, and No. 2 seed LSU easily surpassed it’s nation-leading scoring average with a 116-58 victory over 15th seed Jacksonville in the first round of the NCAA Tournament.
Traffic Alert: I-10 eastbound lanes at Cassat Ave blocked due to traffic accident: JSO
Read full article: Traffic Alert: I-10 eastbound lanes at Cassat Ave blocked due to traffic accident: JSOTwo right lanes are blocked on I-10 eastbound at Cassat Avenue due to a traffic accident, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
Jacksonville generates over $3 million by hosting state basketball tournament; ‘People are just so excited’
Read full article: Jacksonville generates over $3 million by hosting state basketball tournament; ‘People are just so excited’More than 20-thousand fans packed UNF Arena over two-and-a-half weeks, as teams from across Florida competed for state titles. The event featured 48 high school games and was part of a busy stretch that saw the University of North Florida host 74 total basketball games in just 19 days.
Family-focused venue The Block Jax opens in Deerwood with food vendors, live music, dog park & more
Read full article: Family-focused venue The Block Jax opens in Deerwood with food vendors, live music, dog park & moreWhether you want to catch the big game or take the family out for a night, The Block Jax, Jacksonville’s first outdoor food hall, made its debut on Friday with a grand-opening celebration continuing through Sunday.
Sidewalk Talk-Touring Avondale with Art Bikes Jax
Read full article: Sidewalk Talk-Touring Avondale with Art Bikes JaxArt Bikes Jax is a unique Jacksonville-based service offering electric bike rentals and guided tours that highlight the city’s vibrant public art, historic neighborhoods, and hidden gems. Founded by Ron Rothberg, it features a fleet of custom e-bikes decorated by local artists, allowing riders to pedal (or motor) through areas like Riverside, Avondale, Downtown, and Murray Hill while discovering murals, sculptures, and architecture.
JEA offers daily water-use alerts as Northeast Florida faces Phase II water shortage
Read full article: JEA offers daily water-use alerts as Northeast Florida faces Phase II water shortageJEA is sending daily water-usage, leak and high-bill alerts to customers to help them manage utility use, avoid unexpected charges and protect local water supplies as Northeast Florida faces ongoing dry conditions.
‘No access to information’: Iran internet blackout leaves Jacksonville families waiting for word from loved ones
Read full article: ‘No access to information’: Iran internet blackout leaves Jacksonville families waiting for word from loved onesFamilies in Jacksonville who fled Iran said they have been unable to reach relatives since internet service in Iran dropped sharply after fighting began Feb. 28.
Historic Black cemetery Mount Herman could soon receive funding to search for bodies possibly buried underneath
Read full article: Historic Black cemetery Mount Herman could soon receive funding to search for bodies possibly buried underneathA historic cemetery that was converted into a community center, tennis courts and a park could be getting funding to determine if bodies remain under the properties.
A teen told a 79-year-old man he’d clean his driveway. Then police say he took him to 3 banks to withdraw over $10k
Read full article: A teen told a 79-year-old man he’d clean his driveway. Then police say he took him to 3 banks to withdraw over $10kA 17-year-old from Jacksonville is facing exploitation charges after he allegedly offered to clean the driveway of a 79-year-old Middleburg man before taking him to three separate banks to withdraw over $10,000.
Video shows large fight during ‘teen takeover’ at Blue Cypress Park involving over 200 teens
Read full article: Video shows large fight during ‘teen takeover’ at Blue Cypress Park involving over 200 teensThree teenage girls were arrested Wednesday night after the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said its officers shut down a “teen takeover” involving over 200 teenagers at Blue Cypress Park in Arlington.
Despite newly installed traffic sign, residents say it doesn’t prevent accidents after deadly Atlantic Blvd. crash
Read full article: Despite newly installed traffic sign, residents say it doesn’t prevent accidents after deadly Atlantic Blvd. crashResidents at a nearby condominium where a deadly triple-fatal crash happened on Atlantic Boulevard called for change in the area, where they say needs more attention to prevent crashes.
Life Time exploring Durbin Park area of St. Johns County for 2nd fitness center in Northeast Florida
Read full article: Life Time exploring Durbin Park area of St. Johns County for 2nd fitness center in Northeast FloridaLife Time Inc. is exploring the Durbin Park area of St. Johns County for the health club chain’s second fitness center in Northeast Florida, according to a JEA filing that signals early-stage plans, according to our news partners at the Jacksonville Daily Record.
Jacksonville launches SHIP program to build 10 affordable single-family homes for very-low-income buyers
Read full article: Jacksonville launches SHIP program to build 10 affordable single-family homes for very-low-income buyersThe City of Jacksonville on Thursday launched the SHIP Single-Family Development Program to build 10 affordable single-family homes and pair eligible buyers with downpayment assistance, officials said.
Jacksonville city councilman pushing to roll out Waymo; Safety analysts have some concerns
Read full article: Jacksonville city councilman pushing to roll out Waymo; Safety analysts have some concernsAs self-driving robotaxis expand across Florida, with Waymo now operating in Tampa, Orlando, and Miami, Jacksonville officials are weighing a potential expansion amid growing safety concerns from transportation analysts.
Officials cut ribbon on Community First Bark Park, part of The Block Jax, which opens Friday on Jacksonville’s Southside
Read full article: Officials cut ribbon on Community First Bark Park, part of The Block Jax, which opens Friday on Jacksonville’s SouthsideOfficials will cut the ribbon Thursday for the Community First Bark Park on Jacksonville’s Southside ahead of the dog park’s grand opening weekend.
DIA lowers Ed Ball garage’s $50 daily max, formalizes night & weekend rates
Read full article: DIA lowers Ed Ball garage’s $50 daily max, formalizes night & weekend ratesThe Downtown Investment Authority has approved updates to the city’s official parking rate schedule, a move leaders say is designed to make downtown parking more consistent and easier for visitors to understand.
How to trim down on budget-busting fuel costs as Jacksonville edges toward $4 a gallon
Read full article: How to trim down on budget-busting fuel costs as Jacksonville edges toward $4 a gallonGas stations in Jacksonville are reporting prices as high as $4 a gallon, forcing some households to rethink budgets and travel plans.
Jackson’s Takeover: Mother of 18-year-old killed at Westside Burger King serves customers, pays for meals in son’s honor
Read full article: Jackson’s Takeover: Mother of 18-year-old killed at Westside Burger King serves customers, pays for meals in son’s honorFamily and friends returned to a Westside Burger King on Wednesday to honor Matthew Jackson, an 18-year-old who was killed at the restaurant while trying to break up a fight.
Bob Hayes Invitational brings athletes back to Jacksonville to honor Olympic, NFL legend
Read full article: Bob Hayes Invitational brings athletes back to Jacksonville to honor Olympic, NFL legendJacksonville is home to one of the rarest athletes of all time. Robert Lee Hayes, or Bob Hayes, sometimes even known as “Bullet Bob” for his speed, is from Jacksonville and the ONLY athlete to win both an Olympic gold medal and a Super Bowl ring.
JEA launches independent review after recent allegations about toxic workplace culture
Read full article: JEA launches independent review after recent allegations about toxic workplace cultureJEA said it is launching an independent review and an employee engagement survey after recent allegations about workplace culture.
3 girls arrested after fights break out during ‘teen takeover’ involving over 200 teens at Blue Cypress Park: JSO
Read full article: 3 girls arrested after fights break out during ‘teen takeover’ involving over 200 teens at Blue Cypress Park: JSOThree teenage girls were arrested Wednesday night after the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said its officers shut down a “teen takeover” involving over 200 teenagers at Blue Cypress Park in Arlington.
Firefighter arrested after argument with co-worker escalates into fight at Northwest Jacksonville fire station: police
Read full article: Firefighter arrested after argument with co-worker escalates into fight at Northwest Jacksonville fire station: policeA firefighter with Jacksonville Fire and Rescue was arrested for battery on Tuesday after an argument between him and a co-worker escalated into a fight at a fire station in Northwest Jacksonville, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
DIA approves taking next step to turn property by Prime Osborn Convention Center over to UF for Jacksonville campus
Read full article: DIA approves taking next step to turn property by Prime Osborn Convention Center over to UF for Jacksonville campusJacksonville’s Downtown Investment Authority voted 6-0 Wednesday to begin a public notice process for a city-owned, roughly 2-acre surface parking lot next to the Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center in LaVilla. A step tied to the University of Florida’s planned Jacksonville graduate campus.
2 more JFRD employees have charges stemming from ‘prank war’ dropped
Read full article: 2 more JFRD employees have charges stemming from ‘prank war’ droppedThree employees with Jacksonville Fire and Rescue who were accused of engaging in a “prank war” have had their future court dates canceled and are being referred to a misdemeanor pre-trial intervention program, according to court records reviewed by News4JAX.
Traffic Alert: Vehicle fire on I-95 north past Pecan Park Road blocks two lanes
Read full article: Traffic Alert: Vehicle fire on I-95 north past Pecan Park Road blocks two lanesA vehicle fire on Interstate 95 near mile marker 368 on Wednesday has blocked two northbound lanes, causing traffic delays.
Supporters say Venezuelan woman married to US citizen has been held in ICE detention for 6 months without bond hearing
Read full article: Supporters say Venezuelan woman married to US citizen has been held in ICE detention for 6 months without bond hearingA series of rallies and gatherings this week outside the Federal Courthouse in Jacksonville aims to draw attention to a Venezuelan woman’s months-long immigration case.
Jacksonville Zoo ranks No. 4 in USA TODAY readers poll for second consecutive year
Read full article: Jacksonville Zoo ranks No. 4 in USA TODAY readers poll for second consecutive yearThe Jacksonville Zoo and Botanical Gardens has been named the No. 4 Best Zoo in the United States in the USA TODAY 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards, the zoo said, marking the second consecutive year it has placed among the nation’s top zoos.
These Florida supermarkets will soon become Winn-Dixie stores, including 2 in Jacksonville
Read full article: These Florida supermarkets will soon become Winn-Dixie stores, including 2 in JacksonvilleSix Florida supermarkets are set to become Winn-Dixie stores, including two in Jacksonville, according to our sister station in WKMG in Orlando.
‘It’s a miracle’: GoFundMe launched after car crash sends Jacksonville family of 4 to hospitals
Read full article: ‘It’s a miracle’: GoFundMe launched after car crash sends Jacksonville family of 4 to hospitalsA family of four was rushed to Jacksonville hospitals after a crash left them with serious injuries, with two being airlifted.
Jacksonville NAACP urges delay in JEA appointment amid investigations; Carrico calls for ‘decisive action’
Read full article: Jacksonville NAACP urges delay in JEA appointment amid investigations; Carrico calls for ‘decisive action’The Jacksonville Branch NAACP requested that Council President Kevin Carrico wait until the conclusion of the investigations surrounding JEA before appointing the utility’s next board member.
Defending Triple-A National Champion Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp unveil packed 2026 home schedule
Read full article: Defending Triple-A National Champion Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp unveil packed 2026 home scheduleThe defending champions open at home on March 27 at VyStar Ballpark, and with championship-themed giveaways, fireworks and one of the most entertaining promotional schedules in minor league baseball, the Jumbo Shrimp look ready to make another memorable run in 2026.
JEA committee’s first meeting hits roadblock over access to former utility legal counsel
Read full article: JEA committee’s first meeting hits roadblock over access to former utility legal counselThe Special Investigatory Committee that was formed by City Council President Kevin Carrico to help review unpaid capacity fees owed to JEA held its first meeting on Tuesday.
‘It provides more local resources’: Senate Housing Bill could boost Jacksonville’s fight against affordability crisis
Read full article: ‘It provides more local resources’: Senate Housing Bill could boost Jacksonville’s fight against affordability crisisThe U.S. Senate has passed what could become one of the most sweeping housing packages in decades, a proposal local leaders say could help tackle affordability challenges in Jacksonville if it becomes law.
Man who pointed gun at officers while walking toward them outside gas station fatally shot by officer with rifle: JSO
Read full article: Man who pointed gun at officers while walking toward them outside gas station fatally shot by officer with rifle: JSOA man was fatally shot Tuesday morning by an officer with a rifle outside a Gate gas station on Bowden Road after Jacksonville police say the man pointed a gun at officers while walking toward them.
Aisling Grove joins River City Live to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day
Read full article: Aisling Grove joins River City Live to celebrate St. Patrick’s DayAisling Grove is a Jacksonville-based group that plays traditional and contemporary Irish and Celtic music. Vocal music includes pub songs, fun songs, and beautiful ballads. Instrumental music includes jigs, reels, slides, slip jigs, and polkas, and tunes ranging from the Renaissance music of Turlough O’Carolan to contemporary music.
Someone in home fires shots as police chase 2 men on foot through neighborhood after traffic stop: JSO
Read full article: Someone in home fires shots as police chase 2 men on foot through neighborhood after traffic stop: JSOGunfire erupted Monday night as officers chased two men on foot from a traffic stop through an Eastside neighborhood, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
Cold snap hits Jacksonville area: Freeze warnings and frost advisories in effect, warmer temps on the way
Read full article: Cold snap hits Jacksonville area: Freeze warnings and frost advisories in effect, warmer temps on the wayCold weather brings freeze and frost alerts to Jacksonville, but warmer temps are expected by the weekend. Drought and fire danger remain topics of concern, says Meteorologist Katie Garner.
Attorney predicts grand jury indictment, possible life sentence after Ponte Vedra Walgreens double homicide
Read full article: Attorney predicts grand jury indictment, possible life sentence after Ponte Vedra Walgreens double homicideChristian Barrios was arrested following a multi-county police chase after allegedly committing a double homicide at a Walgreens in Ponte Vedra. Reports indicate he confronted his girlfriend over alleged infidelity, resulting in gunfire that left two dead. Barrios, with prior convictions, faces charges including first-degree murder and grand theft, and is expected to be indicted by a grand jury, possibly facing a life sentence.
City invests more than $22M for cleanup, upgrades at Lonnie C. Miller Regional Park in NW Jacksonville
Read full article: City invests more than $22M for cleanup, upgrades at Lonnie C. Miller Regional Park in NW JacksonvilleA major cleanup and redevelopment project is underway at Lonnie C. Miller Regional Park, where city leaders say long-planned improvements will transform the park into a larger recreational hub for Jacksonville’s northwest side.
JSO searches for suspects involved in shooting on Lem Turner Road that left man injured
Read full article: JSO searches for suspects involved in shooting on Lem Turner Road that left man injuredOfficers responded to a local hospital around 10 p.m. Saturday evening after an adult man arrived with a gunshot wound to his leg.
JSO dismantles Grand Park drug trafficking organization involving 5 brothers
Read full article: JSO dismantles Grand Park drug trafficking organization involving 5 brothersAfter a six-month investigation, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said it dismantled a drug-trafficking organization operating out of the Grand Park area, leading to the felony arrests of a 52-year-old man and five brothers.
‘Keep Fighting’: Jacksonville 4-year-old with rare disease meets Akshay Bhatia at The Players Championship
Read full article: ‘Keep Fighting’: Jacksonville 4-year-old with rare disease meets Akshay Bhatia at The Players ChampionshipA Jacksonville mom reached out after seeing my story on Akshay Bhatia. Her 4-year-old daughter Harlow has the same rare disease — Pyruvate Dehydrogenase Complex Deficiency — that Bhatia’s niece Mia passed away from. They met him at The Players Championship this week, where he signed Harlow’s shirt with a message: “Keep Fighting.”
Jacksonville’s sports surge this month expected to bring nearly $55M economic impact, boost tourism
Read full article: Jacksonville’s sports surge this month expected to bring nearly $55M economic impact, boost tourismA packed March sports calendar is expected to deliver a major economic boost to Jacksonville, driving hotel bookings and visitor spending as the region hosts everything from championship golf to youth sports and relay races.
Live Nation, Ticketmaster trial to resume after 7 states join a Justice Department settlement
Read full article: Live Nation, Ticketmaster trial to resume after 7 states join a Justice Department settlementMore than 30 states will resume their antitrust trial against Live Nation and Ticketmaster on Monday after negotiations this week failed to result in many states joining a tentative settlement reached by the Justice Department.
Gov. DeSantis highlights some of his wins, priorities moving forward during conference in Jacksonville
Read full article: Gov. DeSantis highlights some of his wins, priorities moving forward during conference in JacksonvilleGov. Ron DeSantis held a midday press conference Monday at Cypress Village in Jacksonville, as Florida lawmakers wrapped up the 60th and final day of the regular legislative session in Tallahassee.
Traffic Alert: Right lane blocked on Dames Point Bridge due to police activity
Read full article: Traffic Alert: Right lane blocked on Dames Point Bridge due to police activityThe right lane is blocked on I-295 South at Dames Point Bridge due to police activity, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said.
FSCJ student aims to honor A.J. Laguerre Jr. through endowed scholarship from PGA Tour, The Players
Read full article: FSCJ student aims to honor A.J. Laguerre Jr. through endowed scholarship from PGA Tour, The PlayersA scholarship funded by the PGA Tour and the Players Championship is helping local students pursue technology careers while honoring the memory of a young man killed in a 2023 mass shooting.
Florida expands swim vouchers to ages 1-7 to reduce child drownings
Read full article: Florida expands swim vouchers to ages 1-7 to reduce child drowningsFlorida lawmakers this week expanded the state’s swim voucher program, widening the eligible age range to 1 through 7 in an effort to reduce child drownings.
Duval County School Board approves Kings Trail Elementary sale, neighbors raise traffic concerns
Read full article: Duval County School Board approves Kings Trail Elementary sale, neighbors raise traffic concernsThe Duval County School Board voted to sell the closed Kings Trail Elementary School to Dream Finders Homes for about $3.7 million, a move that has drawn concern from nearby residents and neighborhood leaders.
Bill seeking to grow Cecil Airport into aerospace hub passes Florida Senate, heads to DeSantis’ desk
Read full article: Bill seeking to grow Cecil Airport into aerospace hub passes Florida Senate, heads to DeSantis’ deskThe Florida Senate unanimously approved legislation March 11 that amends the Jacksonville Aviation Authority charter, articulating the authority’s responsibility to attract business at Cecil Airport and to grow the former U.S. Navy base as an aerospace hub, as reported by our news partners at the Jacksonville Daily Record.
Woman accused of driving drunk crashes into JSO SUV with officer inside on I-10, police say
Read full article: Woman accused of driving drunk crashes into JSO SUV with officer inside on I-10, police sayA woman accused of driving drunk in Jacksonville on early Thursday morning crashed her pickup truck into a police car while an officer was inside, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
JEA says company tied to social media influencer, 17 Jacksonville properties owes more than $330K in past due fees
Read full article: JEA says company tied to social media influencer, 17 Jacksonville properties owes more than $330K in past due feesAn embattled owner tied to dozens of Jacksonville rental properties that are going through foreclosures owes JEA hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Jacksonville’s first outdoor food hall is opening this month. Here’s an inside look at the family-focused venue
Read full article: Jacksonville’s first outdoor food hall is opening this month. Here’s an inside look at the family-focused venueA new outdoor food hall and entertainment venue is set to open later this month in Jacksonville. The Block Jax plans to hold its grand opening March 20, followed by a full opening weekend celebration March 20-22, according to founder and owner Daniel Moffatt.
Nearly 40% of Jacksonville families qualify for affordable housing. Nonprofit leader addresses the ‘stigma’
Read full article: Nearly 40% of Jacksonville families qualify for affordable housing. Nonprofit leader addresses the ‘stigma’Nearly 40% of families in Jacksonville qualify for most affordable housing programs, according to city data — a reality local housing leaders say highlights just how widespread the affordability crisis has become.
Jacksonville emergency medicine physician details significance of new freestanding emergency rooms
Read full article: Jacksonville emergency medicine physician details significance of new freestanding emergency roomsThere are at least 20 free standing emergency rooms in northeast Florida. These emergency rooms gets people help faster, especially if they live far away from a main hospital.
This Week in Jacksonville - Business Edition: VyStar pitches solutions to combat financial stress
Read full article: This Week in Jacksonville - Business Edition: VyStar pitches solutions to combat financial stressVyStar Credit Union paired a regional survey with TransUnion data and found Jacksonville residents are experiencing high financial stress - with higher debt and delinquency than national averages. VyStar’s chief marketing officer Dana Karzan discusses a community-focused approach that includes a debt payoff challenge, financial education and fraud-prevention outreach.
UNF gets $8M donation to renovate stadium on campus
Read full article: UNF gets $8M donation to renovate stadium on campusThe University of North Florida (UNF) announced an $8 million gift from the estate of Kernan R. Hodges to support renovations and upgrades at Hodges Stadium. The stadium is home to UNF men’s and women’s soccer and the university’s track and field teams, as well as professional Sporting Jax soccer teams.
Running for ice cream and the Clarke School
Read full article: Running for ice cream and the Clarke SchoolThe Clarke Ice Cream Run, an annual family-friendly fundraiser hosted by Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech, is set for Saturday, March 28, 2026, at St. Johns Town Center in Jacksonville, Florida. The event features a timed 5K race starting at 7:30 a.m. (with vendor area opening at 6:30 a.m.) and a 1-mile fun run/walk option, all to support students who are deaf or hard of hearing in learning to listen and talk. Finishers enjoy a delicious ice cream Doozie from Marble Slab Creamery & Great American Cookies.
LIVE: News4JAX Weather Authority discusses much-needed arrival of rain
Read full article: LIVE: News4JAX Weather Authority discusses much-needed arrival of rainNews4JAX’s meteorologist shares critical updates on a tornado watch in parts of Georgia, the impact of a strong cold front, and concerns about drought and rainfall deficits in the Jacksonville region.
Mayor Deegan calls JEA investigative committee a ‘spectacle’ as council expands probe beyond IG audit
Read full article: Mayor Deegan calls JEA investigative committee a ‘spectacle’ as council expands probe beyond IG auditJacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan criticizes a new City Council investigative committee targeting JEA, calling it politically charged. Council President Kevin Carrico says the panel will subpoena witnesses and review disputed fees, workplace allegations.
‘Wire that snitch box up’: Jacksonville man gets 2+ years in federal prison for threatening witness on Facebook
Read full article: ‘Wire that snitch box up’: Jacksonville man gets 2+ years in federal prison for threatening witness on FacebookA Jacksonville man was sentenced to more than two years in federal prison for threatening to retaliate against a witness in a federal case.
