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A Jacksonville father was recovering in a hospital on Tuesday after he nearly lost his arm in a boating accident over the weekend.

Clay County residents are raising concerns about security in and around the Orange Park Mall.

This is not something you see every day.

A crash involving a log truck caused backups Monday morning in Nassau County.

This information comes after hundreds of thousands of dollars were stolen from a safe at the church in 2014.

The parents of 15-year-old Ethan Crumbley, who could both face charges related to the Michigan high school shooting, used to live and work in Jacksonville.

High school football is now in the state playoffs and our weekly predictions will cover each of those.

Thanks to News4JAX viewers, 1,235 toys had been collected as of Thursday morning as part of Channel 4′s Positively JAX Toy Drive.

Some car repairs are taking longer, and supply chain issues are to blame.

Lucinda Jones purchased bicycles and dropped them off around 9 a.m. Wednesday. She said she loves to give back.

A Middleburg family’s home was destroyed due to a fire that sparked while four people inside were asleep.

News4JAX is looking at how Jacksonville is preparing for another potential coronavirus surge.

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

If you haven’t checked your name yet in the Holiday Money Hunt, you could be missing out on cash that could be in your pocket in two weeks or less.

Hundreds of animals were adopted over the weekend.

It was a big win for an Oceanway youth football team.

Long lines and crowds of people are expected at Jacksonville International Airport on Sunday following the Thanksgiving weekend.

Two Jacksonville men have been accused of trying to fraudulently register more than 60 people to vote and investigators said some of the people they tried to register were dead.

Channel 4 is collecting toys for underprivileged children and we need your help.

Millions of Floridians are expected to hit the highways this week for Thanksgiving, but fueling those trips will be more expensive than the Sunshine State has seen in eight years, according to AAA.

The Clay County School District confirmed to News4Jax on Tuesday that the teen who was stabbed to death during a brawl over the weekend was not a student in the school district.

Thanksgiving meal shopping is in full force this week, and one grocery store is limiting the number of certain items you can buy as the United States continues to battle supply chain issues due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Detectives are going door to door in Orange Park trying to determine what exactly happened during an all-out brawl involving young people outside an Orange Park home this weekend.

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Ascension St. Vincent's is changing its COVID-19 vaccine policy, allowing unvaccinated employees, who were suspended, to return to work.

Former Clay County Sheriff Darryl Daniels, who’s facing charges including tampering with evidence and giving false information to law enforcement, could go to trial in December.

A group in favor of keeping Confederate monuments in Jacksonville took to the steps of City Hall on Friday to offer a proposal to keep the current statues and add others to honor all cultures.

A day after an unidentified stench blanketed Jacksonville and surrounding areas early Wednesday morning, there was still no word on the source of the odor.

An employee at the Home Depot in Fleming Island died after an industrial accident last week at the home improvement store on County Road 220, according to an incident report from the Clay County Sheriff’s Office.

The owners of Randall Bus Service plan to help students start the holiday season off on the right foot.

Hateful messages posted on two private electronic message boards in Oakleaf Plantation were removed early Thursday morning by the Clay County Sheriff’s Office.

Companies that would typically hire seasonal workers are heading into the holidays during what consumer experts say is one of the tightest job markets in decades.

Cracking down on illegal charter boats has become an increasing issue for the U.S. Coast Guard in Jacksonville.

News4Jax tried to find out where the smell was coming from and what is being done about it.

Comments are continuing to pour in after News4Jax dug deeper on flights carrying migrants from the southern border landing in Jacksonville.

John Marcus, who was showcased as a Positively Jax award winner in August 2020, is a man who proves a thankful heart can lead to amazing things.

Lynyrd Skynyrd said it best; "Can't you smell that smell?"

From supply chain issues, to shortages at some stores -- feeding a family this Thanksgiving might be a bit intimidating.

Part of the St. Augustine Outlets could soon close and be replaced with new homes, retail space and a movie theatre after St. Johns County commissioners on Tuesday voted unanimously in favor of redevelopment.

New documents shed light on dozens of flights through Jacksonville which Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis says are carrying migrants.

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After multiple delays, a new date has been picked for the implosion of Berkman II.

There may be progress for residents of the former Orange Park Country Club looking to get their golf course up and running again.

A local restaurant chain known for its sandwiches just got a lot more bread.

Two new “Wrong Way” signs have been added to an entrance ramp at the Hart Bridge this weekend following a deadly wrong-way crash that killed two Jacksonville women last week.

More than 200 animals are up for adoption in Clay County after they were seized from a home.

Recent storms may have pushed a big part of a ship onto a secluded Central Florida beach.

The Street League Skateboarding Super Crown Championships will hit downtown Jacksonville Saturday and Sunday at a purpose-built skating arena at Riverfront Plaza, the former location of the Jacksonville Landing.

An update to a News4Jax I-TEAM investigation centered on a man who has now pleaded guilty to federal wire fraud, admitting to stealing nearly $800,000 in a nationwide travel scam.

News4Jax launched the V4RSITY newsletter and podcast this season, allowing its audience to read, listen (or do both) to high school news in the area.

"Four of them were under the age of 35. All of them were healthy and the only thing they had in common was they were not vaccinated," the pastor said.