Help recognize someone doing impactful work in our local African American communities by nominating them in one of eight categories.

For the cadets to reach these kinds of accolades so quickly is impressive. Watching them in action was even more astounding.

This month’s Positively JAX winner is using her life experience to change the experience for people struggling with mental illness and the people who love them.

The 2023 TEDxJacksonville Conference "Human/Nature" features internationally and nationally recognized experts in artificial intelligence and education, neurobiology and technology, resilience and human connection, food and music, and more.

A huge happy birthday is in order for a Jacksonville native celebrating her 103rd birthday Sunday.

The aftermath of Hurricane Idalia left some Florida animal shelters, including Lake City Humane Society (Lake City) and North Florida Animal Rescue (Wellborn) without power.

Mrs. Eloise West, a beloved member of the Jacksonville community, is marking an extraordinary milestone today.

Carol B. Thomas, a registered nurse who works at Veterans Affairs, will receive a 2023 Hyundai Tucson SUV.

The virtual contest raises money to support JHS pets while naming one lucky dog or cat the Cutest Pet in Jacksonville.

Local non-profit and News4JAX has now helped more than 16,000 new pairs of shoes find a child in need over 10 years.

Former FSU and NFL player James Coleman plans to distribute at least 2,000 backpacks filled with school supplies Saturday along with bags of groceries with the help of Farm Share.

To ensure students are prepared to start the school year on the right foot, volunteers, organizations and others have organized backpack giveaways and free school supply events.

A Tampa-based nonprofit organization is helping those in need who do not always have access to wash and dry their clothes.

The West Augustine Improvement Association was founded to make sure that cemeteries were maintained. It later grew into a neighborhood association striving to improve the community as a whole. Currently the group is back to its roots, improving two of the oldest cemeteries in the Florida.