70 years ago, Jacksonville experienced its first commercial airline disaster that claimed the lives of 17 people.

The Spiers Brown Roberts Cemetery in Jacksonville is overgrown and fined $76,000, with unclear responsibility for its upkeep due to ownership by an out-of-state construction company.

Trout River Food Truck Park has served not just meals — but a community — in an area with few fresh food options. But after years of code violations, the park is shutting down Aug. 8, leaving both vendors and neighbors wondering what comes next.

On Saturday, MAD DADS of Jacksonville canvassed the neighborhood where a Jacksonville grandmother was killed, looking for answers to help police make an arrest.

With its first Jacksonville restaurant set to open July 15, Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers identified another potential location, this one in Mandarin, boosting its potential Northeast Florida presence to five.

A former Jacksonville pastor, 81, who faced sexual battery charges avoided a possible life sentence Thursday after he took a negotiated plea deal.

Friday is National POW/MIA Recognition Day. It is a day to remember Americans who were prisoners of war and those who served and never returned home. Events are planned around our area over the next two days to honor them.

Friday is National POW/MIA Recognition Day. It is a day to remember Americans who were prisoners of war and those who served and never returned home. Events are planned around our area over the next two days to honor them.

Jacksonville Port Authority (JAXPORT) employees collected 720 pounds of trash along a two-mile stretch of Heckscher Drive in North Jacksonville Friday to celebrate Earth Day.

North Jacksonville residents got a chance to look at plans for a road widening project on New Berlin Road.

A lawsuit has been filed against the former manager of a Zaxby’s restaurant in Jacksonville after two young female employees claimed the manager sexually harassed them on the job.

The first day of early voting has ended. And, the main event in this election is Jacksonville's new mayor. In two weeks, we will get the answer on whether it will be Democrat Donna Deegan or Republican Daniel Davis.

The clock is ticking on holiday shopping as the countdown to Christmas continues.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held for Becoming Collegiate Academy — an HBCU-inspired elementary school — in North Jacksonville.

Jerome Teschendorf appeared Thursday for arraignment on two counts of capital sexual battery on a child, and his lawyer entered a not guilty plea.

A judge on Wednesday denied a request for bond for a Jacksonville pastor accused of abusing children for decades.

A former member of a North Jacksonville church connected to a case involving more than 30 years of sexual abuse pleaded not guilty Tuesday morning to two counts of sexual battery.

Paul Dyal, 78, is facing two counts of sexual battery on a child. When he appeared before a judge last month, he was ordered to be held without bond.

A Jacksonville pastor has been arrested and charged with capital sexual battery after a raid at his North Jacksonville church, sources told News4JAX.

News4JAX on Tuesday obtained the arrest warrant for Paul Dyal, a pastor who was arrested and charged with capital sexual battery following a raid at his North Jacksonville church.

The News4JAX I-TEAM continues to hear from people about rising rents throughout the Jacksonville metro area. So, we wanted to take a look at the ZIP codes with the highest rent increase over the past year, and the one ZIP code where the rent has actually decreased.

Two Central Florida were arrested last week in Jacksonville after authorities found them with 240 pounds of marijuana during a traffic stop.

An unsolved double homicide in Jacksonville involving a young brother and sister is getting renewed attention more than 30 years later.

The Orange Crush Festival is scheduled to take place in the Jacksonville area later this month, with events held around town.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A man was killed Saturday afternoon in an apparent drive-by shooting on Dunn Avenue, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said. According to JSO, the victim was driving west in the 6000 block of Dunn Avenue in North Jacksonville when someone drove up next to him and shot into the car several times. The victim then crashed off the side of the road, JSO said. When they arrived, they said they saw an adult man was inside the car with one gunshot wound. News4Jax asked JSO if there were multiple guns, but they said it appears it was all from the same gun.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A 59-year-old Jacksonville man died Sunday after a motorcycle he was driving collided with a car in North Jacksonville. According to the Florida Highway Patrol, the unidentified driver of the motorcycle was traveling southbound in the outside travel lane on Interstate 95 approaching Golfair Boulevard when he collided with another vehicle. The collision caused the motorcycle driver to fall into the roadway, according to FHP. The driver was taken to UF Health where he was pronounced dead. The investigation is still ongoing and charges are pending, according to FHP.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – An anonymous donation of $100,000 allowed the North Florida Land Trust to buy 12 acres of land for $150,000 and expand Bogey Creek Preserve in North Jacksonville. The preserve neighbors Pumpkin Hill Creek Preserve State Park and the Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve and protects nearly one mile of critical marsh front on Clapboard and Bogey Creeks, according to NFLT. Bogey Creek Preserve was acquired in 2017 through community donations and was opened to the public in 2019. This anonymous donation, donations from the community and a matching $10,000 donation from Timucuan Parks Foundation helped the nonprofit exceed the $150,000 purchase price. The additional funds will go to the Amelia Forever Campaign which was created to acquire the remaining natural spaces that exist on Amelia Island.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. More than 1,000 local families received food on Saturday during a 'Truck to Trunk' distribution at Community Health Outreach. The organization teamed up with Farm Share and the Rotary Club of North Jacksonville to provide groceries to families. Charles Green, the manager of the food pantry at Community Health Outreach, said the food pantry typically serves about 500 families a week. However, during the pandemic he said the need has increased to between 600 and 700 families. "Especially when you have families coming in who have lost income, or they don't have any income and yet they're able to come here."