Hundreds of boaters and community members will head to Bayard Point on Friday for Clay County’s “Boater Skip Day.”

Summer Haven residents met Tuesday evening with county leaders and coastal engineers to talk about the future of the area.

Though it is a season of giving, it is also a season when people need help.

One person was hospitalized in critical condition after an apartment fire Friday in Arlington, according to the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department.

There are reasons to be concerned about the health of the St. Johns River, according to the 15th annual State of the River Report.

Individuals and households in Flagler, Putnam, St. Johns and Volusia counties can apply for FEMA Individual Assistance, which may include temporary housing assistance, basic home repairs and certain other uninsured disaster-related needs.

Tidal flooding from Ian was enough to close roads in the Riverside and San Marco neighborhoods on Friday afternoon.

For some fans, it will be the first time they encounter a host of traffic pattern changes and construction around TIAA Bank Field.

A person was critically injured in an industrial accident Wednesday on Blount Island, the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department said.

Here's a look at some of the projects along Jacksonville's Northbank and Southbank.

One person was hospitalized Monday evening after a fire at a mobile home on the Southside, according to the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department.

Firefighters responded Monday to a fire at an apartment building in the San Jose area that was hit by lightning earlier this month, the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department said.

There is evidence of foul play in the death of a young woman whose body was found Tuesday morning in a body of water in the upscale San Marco neighborhood, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

Authorities on Tuesday afternoon closed the off-ramp from southbound Interstate 95 to Old St. Augustine Road due to a reported bomb threat.

Many people hit the St. Johns River on Friday for “Boater Skip Day,” an unofficial annual holiday where people play hooky for a day on the water.

Foul play is suspected in the death of a person on Wednesday at a Northwest Jacksonville apartment, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said.

The Red Cross was called to assist a family of seven following a house fire Monday in East Arlington, News4JAX was told.

A man riding a motorized scooter was killed Tuesday afternoon in a crash involving a dump truck on Atlantic Boulevard, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said.

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority will break ground on a new project that will ease traffic jams on San Pablo Road.

Firefighters with the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department were sent to extinguish a fire Wednesday evening at The Reserve at St. Johns River apartments.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office on Tuesday confirmed units on Belfort Road, near Ascension St. Vincent’s Southside Hospital, were called to investigate a report of shots fired.

A Jacksonville man on Tuesday pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the 2018 stabbing death of his wife of 20 years.

A pedestrian was hit and killed by a train Thursday morning on Jacksonville’s Westside, authorities said.

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority hopes a new roundabout at a busy intersection in Arlington makes the area safer for drivers, bicyclists and pedestrians.

Christmas eve crowds on Jacksonville Beach got a special treat. They saw a mother right whale and her calf swim nearby. Sky 4 also spotted the pair and captured it on video (shown above).

A portion of Norwood Avenue near West 44th Street was closed Wednesday afternoon after a water main break.

The supply chain backup is making holiday shopping difficult for some. But on Monday, crews at the Port of Fernandina were working to try to relieve some of that.

A Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office SWAT team responded Friday morning to an apartment complex in Regency.

At the direction of the St. Johns County Commission, a buyout program is being prepared for residents of Summer Haven, an area in southern St. Johns County that was devastated during the nor’easter a couple of weeks ago.

Thanks to News4Jax viewers, we’ve collected dozens of photos and videos of Tropical Storm Elsa moving through Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia.

A massive warehouse fire in Brunswick continues to smolder, and at times burn, as the fire marshal investigates the cause.

Coast Guard crews put the barge in “a more favorable position” Tuesday night and anchored it. Wednesday morning, the Coast Guard said the barge was stable about 1 mile south of the entrance to the St. Johns River, adding there are no impacts on the environment and a 500-yard safety zone is enforced around the barge. AdThe Coast Guard did not specify what kind of ash was being hauled but said nothing has spilled from the barge. #USCG Sector #Jacksonville is responding to an incident involving the barge Bridgeport, 1 mile south of the St. John's River entrance. A safety zone is in place and all mariners are urged to remain clear of operations.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department says a plane skidded off a runway Wednesday afternoon while attempting to land at Craig Airport. JFRD said no injuries were reported, but they were on scene to contain a fuel leak. Clayton Hammer, who pilots the Sky 4 helicopter, pointed out that there had been rain in the area. The flight plan shows it took off from Opa-locka in Miami-Dade County. The National Transportation Safety Board and the Federal Aviation Administration are investigating.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Eight firefighters were injured Thursday when an explosion occurred while they were battling a large fire aboard a cargo ship at Blount Island, the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department said. According to JFRD, a ninth firefighter was treated for heat exhaustion. Above is a slideshow of photos of the ship from the Sky 4 helicopter, News4Jax, Department of Transportation cameras and JFRD.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – There’s now just one large structure left at the Jacksonville Landing as demolition crews keep taking down the iconic riverfront mall. The one large building left is the one closest to the Main Street Bridge, which housed Koja Sushi and other restaurants. The building like it on the other side, which housed Hooters and The American Grill, is now gone, reduced to rubble. “Something we could come down here every day, like The Landing used to be,” Rogers said. Some of the outer walls facing Independent Drive are still standing as well.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The News4Jax Sky 4 drone flew over what’s left of the downtown Jacksonville Landing on Thursday. The view from above captures just how much progress crews have made since they began demolishing the riverfront mall in October. Aerial video shows that nearly half of the Landing has now been torn down to the ground. The former American Grill can be seen standing amid a pile of rubble as several backhoes are being used. Though it’s still unclear what the property will become next, the entire demolition project should be completed by May or June next year.