The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is continuing its efforts to find a man accused of shooting at a group of people at a McDonald’s restaurant in the Town Center.

Sporting JAX, the area’s newest professional sports franchise, took the wraps off its much-anticipated stadium plans on Monday, announcing that the soccer club will plant its permanent home in the Town Center area.

The University of North Florida community was expected to gather Saturday evening to celebrate the life of Hunter Ford, a student who died in a motorcycle crash earlier this month.

UNF student Hunter Ford died after his motorcycle collided with a turning car on Town Center Parkway Wednesday night. The popular campus content creator worked in the ITS Department.

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.

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Blaze Pizza's two Jacksonville locations, River City Marketplace and St John's Town Center, are now offering a Kid's cheese, pepperoni, or a BYO (up to three toppings) for only $5.95. Plus, you can make it a combo by adding a drink OR a dessert for only $1 more.

The building where the Ida Claire restaurant sits is changing for the third time after the company announced it will rebrand to an “everyday urban tavern,” according to News4JAX news partner The Daily Record.

The Florida Department of Health in Duval County issued a rabies alert Thursday, following the discovery of a rabid cat in the Town Center and UNF area of Jacksonville’s Southside.

A man was shot during a road rage incident while traveling south on Interstate 295 near Beach Boulevard and the Town Center exit at around 4 p.m. Saturday, according the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

Around 100 people joined a march led by the Jacksonville Palestine Solidarity Network Saturday at the Town Center to take a stance in support of Palestine amid the ongoing war between Hamas and Israel.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office says a man in his 30's is dead after his motorcycle was hit by a pickup truck near the St. Johns Town Center shopping center.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is investigating a death at the Ciel Luxury Apartments

After the pandemic forced a more than year delay, a new kayak launch is coming to Jacksonville’s Southside.

Heading back to the office after a year or more in lockdown can cause great anxiety. Wardrobe is just one of the many stressors that can add to what is already a difficult time

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A massive search for a missing 2-year-old boy who disappeared from a TownCenter-area apartment overnight ended early Tuesday morning when a motorist headed to work spotted the boy. The child’s mother was home asleep along with one or two other siblings, according to JSO. Police began a massive effort to locate the boy, searching on foot, in vehicles, using K-9s and by helicopter. Police are stopping cars as they come and go from the apartment complex. He called the police and the child was checked out by medical responders and was found to be in good condition.

DUVAL COUNTY, Fla. – The Atlantic Beach Police Department is searching for a sculpture that was stolen from the Town Center. Officials said the phoenix art piece went missing on or around September 20, 2020. It appears to have been cut at the base and removed from the pedestal, the department said. If you have any information on the suspect or where the sculpture is now, please contact Det. J. Fissel #1121 at 904-247-5859 ext.

High schooler organizes pop-up drive-in theater at Town Center to raise money for children’s hospitalPublished: May 28, 2020, 10:57 pmLooking for a safe way to raise money to support healthcare workers during the COVID-19 pandemic, Adarsh Aratikatla along with classmate Javier Neret came up with the idea of using a drive-in movie theater to help Wolfson Children’s Hospital.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Two dozen people are sick after they said they got food poisoning at a popular Jacksonville restaurant. Many told the News4Jax I-TEAM that they have now been diagnosed with a parasite that can last for weeks. (I had) weakness, diarrhea and just a terrible stomach upset, he told the I-TEAM, adding that he lost 12 pounds. We found out that its all because of a parasite, said Lee, a lawyer who specializes in food poisoning cases. The ill are now on antibiotics to get rid of the parasite, but theyre concerned more people are sick and dont know whats wrong.

Nearly two dozen people say they got food poisoning at Cooper's Hawk Winery and Restaurant at Town Center. News4Jax I-TEAM Investigator Vic Micolucci spoke with some of the sick customers.