Photo gallery: Scenes from Wednesday’s practice round at TPC Sawgrass
Read full article: Photo gallery: Scenes from Wednesday’s practice round at TPC SawgrassWednesday was the practice round at the Stadium Course at TPC Sawgrass. News4JAX had photographer Amber Milton capture scenes from the day in this photo gallery.
After years of News4JAX reporting on low wages, bill that would raise Florida coaches’ pay passed by Legislature
Read full article: After years of News4JAX reporting on low wages, bill that would raise Florida coaches’ pay passed by LegislatureA major bill that helps address low pay for extracurricular leaders like coaches and toughens restrictions on rampant transfer issues has made it through the Legislature and will now head to Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis for his signature to make it a law.
Sophia Vitello takes wheel as Morning Show Traffic Anchor & Reporter
Read full article: Sophia Vitello takes wheel as Morning Show Traffic Anchor & ReporterWith the departure of Amanda DeVoe for a new position out of state, News4JAX reporter Sophia Vitello will be taking over the role of Morning Show Traffic Anchor and Reporter.
‘Don’t want to come outside’: Westside residents distraught after 25-year-old woman killed in hit-and-run
Read full article: ‘Don’t want to come outside’: Westside residents distraught after 25-year-old woman killed in hit-and-runQuestions about pedestrian safety came to the forefront after a 25-year-old woman was killed Monday night while trying to cross 103rd Street near Kincaid Road.
Varsity 4 Super 6 girls lacrosse: Episcopal a solid No. 1; Fleming Island moves into rankings
Read full article: Varsity 4 Super 6 girls lacrosse: Episcopal a solid No. 1; Fleming Island moves into rankingsThe News4JAX girls lacrosse Super 6 will be published Monday through the end of the regular season with the exception of Spring break. Records are through March 8.
Council President confirms that Inspector General is looking into ‘serious allegations’ related to JEA
Read full article: Council President confirms that Inspector General is looking into ‘serious allegations’ related to JEACity Council President Kevin Carrico has confirmed to News4JAX that the city’s Inspector General is looking into “serious allegations” against JEA, adding a new layer to weeks of public sparring between the utility and City Hall.
Mayor Deegan approves 3 a.m. alcohol sales downtown; some News4JAX viewers question safety
Read full article: Mayor Deegan approves 3 a.m. alcohol sales downtown; some News4JAX viewers question safetyWith Jacksonville one step away from extending alcohol sales to 3 a.m. in the Downtown Entertainment District, some people are expressing safety concerns. The measure, which passed the City Council with a 17–1 vote on Tuesday, is now on Mayor Donna Deegan’s desk awaiting her signature.
Bus company confirms driver removed from service after unauthorized person boards school bus, touches student
Read full article: Bus company confirms driver removed from service after unauthorized person boards school bus, touches studentThe driver of a Student Transportation of America school bus has been removed from service after a recent “deeply troubling incident,” the bus company confirmed Wednesday to News4JAX.
Sea cow spotlight: Manatees at Jacksonville Zoo & Botanical Gardens featured in new habitat at updated entrance
Read full article: Sea cow spotlight: Manatees at Jacksonville Zoo & Botanical Gardens featured in new habitat at updated entranceVisitors who want an up-close look at the manatees being cared for at the Jacksonville Zoo and Botanical Gardens won’t have to travel far from the zoo’s new entrance to see them.
A decaying jet once owned by Jeffrey Epstein sits in a Georgia scrapyard. Here’s a look inside
Read full article: A decaying jet once owned by Jeffrey Epstein sits in a Georgia scrapyard. Here’s a look insideA Boeing 727 passenger jet previously owned by Jeffrey Epstein has been sitting for years, decaying in a scrapyard at Brunswick Golden Isles Airport in Glynn County, and News4JAX was granted permission to tour the plane.
Varsity 4 Super 6 girls lacrosse: Episcopal cements spot at top of rankings
Read full article: Varsity 4 Super 6 girls lacrosse: Episcopal cements spot at top of rankingsThe News4JAX girls lacrosse Super 6 will be published Monday through the end of the regular season with the exception of Spring break. Records are through March 1.
Dense fog and fire risks: Jacksonville faces extreme drought and breezy start to the week
Read full article: Dense fog and fire risks: Jacksonville faces extreme drought and breezy start to the weekJacksonville is waking up to dense fog and a severe drought, with fire risks increasing and only small chances for rain this week, according to Meteorologist Katie Garner from News4JAX's Weather Authority.
News4JAX’s Justin Barney earns statewide honor for advocacy in coach pay coverage
Read full article: News4JAX’s Justin Barney earns statewide honor for advocacy in coach pay coverageNews4JAX sports editor Justin Barney has been recognized for his reporting on high school coaches’ pay in Florida. Barney received the Champion of Change Award at the Florida Coaches Coalition banquet
Glynn County residents describe ‘miserable’ odor that left several students with headaches, sent some to hospital
Read full article: Glynn County residents describe ‘miserable’ odor that left several students with headaches, sent some to hospitalGlynn County Schools said a strong odor affected the area around Altama Elementary, but officials have confirmed the campus is safe.
‘Why 3 a.m.?’: Some News4JAX viewers question safety as Mayor considers new downtown drinking hours
Read full article: ‘Why 3 a.m.?’: Some News4JAX viewers question safety as Mayor considers new downtown drinking hoursWith Jacksonville one step away from extending alcohol sales to 3 a.m. in the Downtown Entertainment District, safety concerns are mounting. The measure, which passed 17–1, is now on Mayor Donna Deegan’s desk awaiting her signature.
Council President Carrico addresses ‘big favor’ wording amid JEA controversy; says there is ‘no quid pro quo’
Read full article: Council President Carrico addresses ‘big favor’ wording amid JEA controversy; says there is ‘no quid pro quo’Jacksonville City Council President Kevin Carrico is calling for an independent, outside review of allegations involving leadership and workplace culture at JEA, while also responding directly to questions about the “big favor” wording in text messages tied to a JEA board appointment.
‘Wish they would stop coming here’: Eastside residents frustrated after violence breaks out at Lil Poppa rememberance
Read full article: ‘Wish they would stop coming here’: Eastside residents frustrated after violence breaks out at Lil Poppa rememberanceWhat started as a Saturday night neighborhood street party on A. Phillip Randolph, to celebrate the life of rapper Lil Poppa, who recently passed away, ended in gun violence. And neighbors who were either at the party or at home told News4JAX they’re tired of neighborhood events being violently disrupted by people who are not from this community.
Southside Tennis Courts relocation idea dropped after community feedback; councilman now wants upgrades instead
Read full article: Southside Tennis Courts relocation idea dropped after community feedback; councilman now wants upgrades insteadCouncilman Joe Carlucci said in a written statement sent to News4JAX that the Southside Tennis Courts in San Marco will remain at their current location following strong community feedback about possibly moving the courts.
Teen airlifted to trauma center after being hit by car in St. Augustine: SJFR
Read full article: Teen airlifted to trauma center after being hit by car in St. Augustine: SJFRA teen had to be air-lifted to a trauma center Thursday after they were hit by a vehicle in St. Augustine, according to St. Johns County Fire Rescue.
Councilman under scrutiny after controversial texts involving board member slams JEA, alleges ‘racism’, ‘toxic’ culture
Read full article: Councilman under scrutiny after controversial texts involving board member slams JEA, alleges ‘racism’, ‘toxic’ cultureThe Jacksonville City Council president, who is under scrutiny following controversial text messages to a JEA board member, blasted the city-owned utility on Thursday, saying he’s heard allegations of racism and a toxic culture within the organization.
Support grows for JEA board member amid questions of ‘favor’ Carrico says he owed his boss
Read full article: Support grows for JEA board member amid questions of ‘favor’ Carrico says he owed his bossSupport is growing for JEA board member Arthur Adams Jr. after text messages revealed that Kevin Carrico asked him to step aside, citing a “big favor” he owed to his boss at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Florida.
Orange Park doctor talks treating patients of all ages for e-bike, e-scooter injuries
Read full article: Orange Park doctor talks treating patients of all ages for e-bike, e-scooter injuriesDr. Steven Goodfriend is an emergency medicine physician at HCA Florida Orange Park Hospital. He says the people he has to treat for injuries vary in age.
City leaders, community react to chaos outside Avenues Mall over weekend
Read full article: City leaders, community react to chaos outside Avenues Mall over weekendSince an incident Saturday involving a weapon being discharged outside the Avenues Mall, Jacksonville City Councilmember Raul Arias, who represents the district where the mall is located, told News4JAX that he wants the city and JSO to work with parents to curb the issues that led to the bedlam.
Tim Tebow Foundation’s Night to Shine brings joy to special needs community on global stage
Read full article: Tim Tebow Foundation’s Night to Shine brings joy to special needs community on global stageNight to Shine returned to Jacksonville on Friday evening, marking an unforgettable celebration for people with special needs.
‘Most gruesome, excruciating pain’: Man describes being shot after following hit-and-run driver on St. Johns Bluff
Read full article: ‘Most gruesome, excruciating pain’: Man describes being shot after following hit-and-run driver on St. Johns BluffA Jacksonville man speaks out after being shot when he followed a hit-and-run driver on St. Johns Bluff Road. The bullet remains lodged in his abdomen
Neighbors outraged after apparent swastika painted on St. Johns County home. The homeowner says it’s not what they think
Read full article: Neighbors outraged after apparent swastika painted on St. Johns County home. The homeowner says it’s not what they thinkNeighbors in a St. Johns County community are outraged after a resident painted a symbol on his house that several neighbors said looks like a “swastika.”
St. Johns County to stop enforcing panhandling ordinance after settling lawsuit with 3 men arrested
Read full article: St. Johns County to stop enforcing panhandling ordinance after settling lawsuit with 3 men arrestedTwo Florida civil rights organizations have secured a $90,000 settlement in their federal lawsuit challenging St. Johns County’s controversial panhandling ordinance, with attorneys telling News4JAX that county officials agreed to cease enforcement of the ordinance.
‘It does bring closure’: Family reunited with 9-year-old son’s urn after more than a decade
Read full article: ‘It does bring closure’: Family reunited with 9-year-old son’s urn after more than a decadeAfter more than a decade of uncertainty, the family of a 9-year-old boy is once again holding a piece of him they feared was lost forever.
Apna Bazar grocery expansion approved after withdrawing slaughterhouse from proposal
Read full article: Apna Bazar grocery expansion approved after withdrawing slaughterhouse from proposalA halal grocery store on Beach Boulevard that drew backlash over two plans to operate a slaughterhouse received Jacksonville City Council approval for a revised proposal to expand its property without an animal processing facility, according to News4JAX partners at the Jacksonville Daily Record.
Should Orange Park add red-light cameras at crash-prone Park Avenue & Wells Road intersection?
Read full article: Should Orange Park add red-light cameras at crash-prone Park Avenue & Wells Road intersection?The Orange Park Police Department was asked to review the possible need for more red-light cameras, but the town won’t be moving forward with adding cameras any time soon.
Surveillance video shows a portion of the chaos following the shooting of four people in a Westside parking lot
Read full article: Surveillance video shows a portion of the chaos following the shooting of four people in a Westside parking lotWhile Jacksonville police continue to search for the person who shot four people inside the Paxon Shopping Plaza on the city’s Westside, on Sunday morning, News4JAX has obtained surveillance video that shows part of the chaos.
Push-to-start vehicle source of carbon monoxide poisoning that claimed lives of Neptune Beach couple, dog
Read full article: Push-to-start vehicle source of carbon monoxide poisoning that claimed lives of Neptune Beach couple, dogAn elderly couple and their dog found dead in their Neptune Beach home last October were victims of carbon monoxide poisoning after failing to fully shut off their push-to-start vehicle, News4JAX confirmed on Monday.
Jacksonville restaurant Flavorikan hosts ‘Benito Bowl’ honoring Bad Bunny ahead of Super Bowl 60
Read full article: Jacksonville restaurant Flavorikan hosts ‘Benito Bowl’ honoring Bad Bunny ahead of Super Bowl 60Super Bowl 60 is about to get underway, and whether fans are rooting for the Seattle Seahawks or the New England Patriots, one local business is focused on the halftime show and performer Bad Bunny.
Jacksonville chilly morning: meteorologist Katie Garner returns on News4JAX with studio banter and forecast updates
Read full article: Jacksonville chilly morning: meteorologist Katie Garner returns on News4JAX with studio banter and forecast updatesMeteorologist Katie Garner returns to News4JAX and brings a chilly Jacksonville update, sharing lighthearted studio moments and observations about the cold morning start.
Neglected properties aren’t just a nuisance, they cost Jacksonville taxpayers millions
Read full article: Neglected properties aren’t just a nuisance, they cost Jacksonville taxpayers millionsJacksonville has spent $4.2 million in taxpayer money over the past three and a half years maintaining properties that records show are not being cared for by their owners. That’s the figure uncovered by the News4JAX I-TEAM, which reviewed a list of properties where the city says it has had to hire companies to clean up neglected sites.
Gun 11-year-old brought on school bus was loaded, St. Johns County deputies confirm
Read full article: Gun 11-year-old brought on school bus was loaded, St. Johns County deputies confirmThe St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office said it is investigating an incident involving a Mill Creek Academy student who brought a loaded firearm on the school bus on Thursday morning.
Controversial hologram removed from JAX after agreement ends, Deegan says ‘partisan attacks’ were unfair to airport
Read full article: Controversial hologram removed from JAX after agreement ends, Deegan says ‘partisan attacks’ were unfair to airportA controversial hologram that stood at the Jacksonville International Airport for months has been removed after the agreement between the city and the airport expired on Sunday, according to Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan.
Bahama Breeze restaurants in Florida are closing permanently, company says
Read full article: Bahama Breeze restaurants in Florida are closing permanently, company saysFans of Bahama Breeze restaurants are being met with unwanted news this week, as the company behind the chain announced that all locations will soon be shut down, News4JAX sister station WKMG in Orlando reported.
DIA seeking proposals for redevelopment of former Duval County Courthouse site
Read full article: DIA seeking proposals for redevelopment of former Duval County Courthouse siteAccording to News4JAX partners at the Jacksonville Daily Record, the DIA issued a notice of disposition and is accepting proposals from developers for a 0.8-acre portion of the 2.6-acre property at 330 E. Bay St.
Gov. DeSantis makes nominations for JTA board
Read full article: Gov. DeSantis makes nominations for JTA boardFlorida Gov. Ron DeSantis nominated on Friday three people for appointment and one for reappointment to the Jacksonville Transportation Authority board of directors, according to News4JAX partners at the Jacksonville Daily Record.
Police Memorial Building closed to the public Monday due to weather-related water supply issue, JSO says
Read full article: Police Memorial Building closed to the public Monday due to weather-related water supply issue, JSO saysThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office headquarters, also known as the Police Memorial Building, will be closed to the public Monday due to a “winter weather related incident,” officials said on Sunday.
Recognizing the past, looking to the future: News4JAX celebrates Black History Month
Read full article: Recognizing the past, looking to the future: News4JAX celebrates Black History MonthNews4JAX celebrates Black History Month by honoring past trailblazers and recognizing current leaders in the community.
Bitterly cold temps don’t stop runners from wrapping up DONNA Marathon Weekend
Read full article: Bitterly cold temps don’t stop runners from wrapping up DONNA Marathon WeekendFreezing temperatures were not going to stop dedicated Jacksonville Beach runners from completing the 19th annual DONNA Marathon.
Extreme cold grips Northeast Florida: Freeze warnings, dangerous wind chills, and warming centers open
Read full article: Extreme cold grips Northeast Florida: Freeze warnings, dangerous wind chills, and warming centers openExtreme cold grips Northeast Florida with bitter wind chills and freeze warnings. Learn how to stay safe, find warming centers, and see how the community is responding, with updates from News4JAX’s meteorologist.
Jacksonville braces for arctic blast: extreme cold, freeze warnings, and dangerous winds
Read full article: Jacksonville braces for arctic blast: extreme cold, freeze warnings, and dangerous windsNews4JAX meteorologist Katie Garner explains the cold snap expected for Jacksonville and Northeast Florida, with extreme cold, freeze, and wind alerts in effect. Find out what to expect and how to stay safe.
LIVE: First Lady Casey DeSantis holds roundtable discussion with surgeon general in Tallahassee
Read full article: LIVE: First Lady Casey DeSantis holds roundtable discussion with surgeon general in TallahasseeFlorida First Lady Casey DeSantis will hold a roundtable discussion in Tallahasse on Friday morning.
‘You never know’: Woman who says she dated Jacksonville Navy sailor accused of marriage fraud scheme speaks out
Read full article: ‘You never know’: Woman who says she dated Jacksonville Navy sailor accused of marriage fraud scheme speaks outTwo local Navy sailors are facing federal charges in a marriage fraud scheme, according to court documents filed recently. One sailor has pleaded guilty, and authorities say the case involves multiple conspirators. A woman, who identified herself only as M, contacted News4JAX after the initial report, saying she dated one of the sailors involved and eventually turned him in.
Justice 4 All: Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office uses stealth boxes to catch speeders
Read full article: Justice 4 All: Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office uses stealth boxes to catch speedersSol and Nelson Lopez have called Jacksonville police several times about speeders in their neighborhood, but they said the problem persists. On "Justice 4 All," News4JAX anchor Jennifer Waugh gets answers from JSO and a city councilmember on what you can do if this is happening where you live.
Florida wildlife officials investigate 101 reported vulture deaths at state park
Read full article: Florida wildlife officials investigate 101 reported vulture deaths at state parkThe Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission is investigating the reported deaths of dozens of vultures at Blue Spring State Park, according to an FWC spokesperson.
Residents at Jacksonville housing complex voice concerns amid plummeting temperatures; ‘we have no heat’
Read full article: Residents at Jacksonville housing complex voice concerns amid plummeting temperatures; ‘we have no heat’Residents at a Jacksonville apartment complex claim they lack heat during freezing temperatures, while management says units have access through various heating systems during $14M renovations.
Between Nassau, Clay, St. Johns counties, student lunch debt tops $450K
Read full article: Between Nassau, Clay, St. Johns counties, student lunch debt tops $450KCombined student meal account debt in Clay, Nassau, and St. Johns county school districts totals more than $450,000, with St. Johns County alone reporting more than $228,000, district records show.
Clay County teacher suspended over Charlie Kirk comments files lawsuit against Florida education commissioner
Read full article: Clay County teacher suspended over Charlie Kirk comments files lawsuit against Florida education commissionerA Clay County teacher who was suspended in September over comments they made about Charlie Kirk following his assassination has filed a lawsuit against Florida Education Commissioner Anastasios Kamoutsas, according to federal court dockets.
‘You expect honesty’: Crime analyst says integrity is essential after 5th JFRD firefighter placed on leave
Read full article: ‘You expect honesty’: Crime analyst says integrity is essential after 5th JFRD firefighter placed on leaveFour Jacksonville firefighters have been reassigned to administrative duties following their arrest on misdemeanor charges after paintballs struck a police patrol car, traffic signs, and a civilian vehicle near a downtown fire station late last month.
City Council to consider ordinance to allow downtown Jacksonville bars to serve alcohol until 3 a.m.
Read full article: City Council to consider ordinance to allow downtown Jacksonville bars to serve alcohol until 3 a.m.The Jacksonville City Council will consider an ordinance to allow some downtown bars an extra hour to serve alcohol, according to News4JAX partners at the Jacksonville Daily Record.
5th Jacksonville firefighter placed on leave after paintball incident near downtown fire station, JFRD says
Read full article: 5th Jacksonville firefighter placed on leave after paintball incident near downtown fire station, JFRD saysFour Jacksonville firefighters have been reassigned to administrative duties following their arrest on misdemeanor charges after paintballs struck a police patrol car, traffic signs, and a civilian vehicle near a downtown fire station late last month.
Do you have a question for the transportation chief of Duval County Public Schools? We want to hear from you
Read full article: Do you have a question for the transportation chief of Duval County Public Schools? We want to hear from youPost your questions now in the comment section for Jim Culbert, chief officer of Operations and Technology for DCPS. He will be joining News4JAX to explain what is being done to improve transportation for students.
Justice 4 All: Jacksonville mom shares concerns about speeding in her neighborhood. Here’s what JSO said about the issue
Read full article: Justice 4 All: Jacksonville mom shares concerns about speeding in her neighborhood. Here’s what JSO said about the issueIn this episode of Justice 4 All, we’re tackling speeding after a Jacksonville mother reached out to News4JAX asking for help.
Community effort brings in over $78,000 for children’s care at Wolfson Hospital
Read full article: Community effort brings in over $78,000 for children’s care at Wolfson HospitalFor 12 hours, News4JAX, community volunteers, and business partners joined forces to raise money for Wolfson Children’s Hospital. Jenese Harris reports on how the community came together to give back.
‘Worth it if it’s done right’: Bryceville residents welcome long-awaited CR121 project, but some worry about timeline
Read full article: ‘Worth it if it’s done right’: Bryceville residents welcome long-awaited CR121 project, but some worry about timelineA multi-million-dollar roadway resurfacing and safety improvement project on County Road 121 in Bryceville is finally underway, bringing both relief and concerns to locals who say they’ve waited years for these crucial updates.
6 easy power-saving tips that can save you big bucks on your energy bill
Read full article: 6 easy power-saving tips that can save you big bucks on your energy billThe average energy bill for someone living in Florida runs anywhere between $150 and $250 a month, but there are some simple things you can do right now that can easily make a difference.
Woman said ‘she was ready to fight’ moments before punching trooper, kicking ICE officer on Beach Blvd.: arrest report
Read full article: Woman said ‘she was ready to fight’ moments before punching trooper, kicking ICE officer on Beach Blvd.: arrest reportThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office released Wednesday the arrest report of a woman accused of punching a Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) trooper and kicking an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer at a parking lot on Beach Boulevard last week.
Twin 19-year-olds charged in McDonald’s shooting that left man critically injured
Read full article: Twin 19-year-olds charged in McDonald’s shooting that left man critically injuredTwo employees were arrested after a fight with a co-worker escalated into a shooting at the Oceanway McDonald’s on North Main Street, according to an arrest report obtained by News4JAX.
News4JAX selected as 2026 newsroom partner for Report for America
Read full article: News4JAX selected as 2026 newsroom partner for Report for AmericaNews4JAX was selected as one of Report for America’s new 2026 newsroom partners, and by July 2026, more than 200 Report for America corps member journalists will be assigned to newsrooms across the country.
News4JAX joins Northeast Florida News Partners Collaborative to tackle issue of housing costs
Read full article: News4JAX joins Northeast Florida News Partners Collaborative to tackle issue of housing costsSince last May, News4JAX has been tackling the tough topic of affordable housing from every angle. Now, we’re taking our efforts a step further by joining a coalition of Northeast Florida news organizations – including digital, broadcast, and print media – to tackle the issue of housing costs as a shared editorial project in 2026.
2 shootings, armed robbery reported across 3 Jacksonville fast-food restaurants over the weekend
Read full article: 2 shootings, armed robbery reported across 3 Jacksonville fast-food restaurants over the weekendTwo shootings and an armed robbery were reported across three fast-food restaurants in Jacksonville over the weekend, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
No snow this time: Southeast Georgia sees gloomy Sunday as region looks back at last year’s snowfall
Read full article: No snow this time: Southeast Georgia sees gloomy Sunday as region looks back at last year’s snowfallSnow flurries were possible Sunday morning in Southeast Georgia, but the anticipated wintry weather never materialized. Instead, the region saw a rainy, gray day.
Jacksonville’s 45th annual MLK Holiday Parade kicks off Monday. Here’s what to know before you go
Read full article: Jacksonville’s 45th annual MLK Holiday Parade kicks off Monday. Here’s what to know before you goJacksonville is gearing up for the 45th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday Parade on Monday, where hundreds are expected to gather downtown to honor Dr. King’s legacy. The event features local bands, dance troupes and floats, and will follow its traditional route from EverBank Stadium along Bay Street.
After a great season that no one saw coming, what are the next steps for the Jaguars?
Read full article: After a great season that no one saw coming, what are the next steps for the Jaguars?Jacksonville had a spectacular season under first-year head coach Liam Coen, winning 13 games and securing the AFC South title. News4JAX answers some questions about the Jaguars and how they can take the next step in 2026.
Questions remain as JSO continues Springfield double death investigation
Read full article: Questions remain as JSO continues Springfield double death investigationTwo men were found dead behind a Springfield home after a dog walker discovered them Thursday. Police confirmed evidence of gunfire but many questions remain unanswered.
New state of the art medical examiner’s office addresses morgue overflow, community concerns
Read full article: New state of the art medical examiner’s office addresses morgue overflow, community concernsAfter years of waiting and despite pushback from some residents, Duval County has a new Medical Examiner’s Office for District 4, located on the city’s Northside off Golfair Road.
Fernandina Beach community rallies behind woman who runs food pantry in her front yard after city says she violates code
Read full article: Fernandina Beach community rallies behind woman who runs food pantry in her front yard after city says she violates codeThe Fernandina Beach community is rallying behind a woman who runs a free food and clothing pantry in her front yard after the city said she’s violating code.
Dashcam videos show woman kicking troopers before being hit with stun gun during ICE-related arrest on Beach Blvd.
Read full article: Dashcam videos show woman kicking troopers before being hit with stun gun during ICE-related arrest on Beach Blvd.A woman was arrested Tuesday after she punched a Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) trooper in the face during an encounter with Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents (ICE) on Beach Boulevard, according to Attorney General James Uthmeier.
Florida boys, best friends die after sand hole collapses; ‘unimaginable nightmare’
Read full article: Florida boys, best friends die after sand hole collapses; ‘unimaginable nightmare’Two Florida boys died when a hole they were digging in sand collapsed and trapped them, according to sheriff’s officials.
Accused driver in murder of 13-year-old Prince Holland set to appear in court months after mistrial
Read full article: Accused driver in murder of 13-year-old Prince Holland set to appear in court months after mistrialThe accused driver in the murder of 13-year-old Prince Holland was set to appear in court Thursday morning, months after a mistrial was declared in his case.
Sheriff Waters defends ICE face coverings as Baptist leaders demand changes over ‘lawless operations’
Read full article: Sheriff Waters defends ICE face coverings as Baptist leaders demand changes over ‘lawless operations’Jacksonville's National Baptist Convention plans to challenge ICE operations today while Sheriff TK Waters defends agents' safety measures as necessary law enforcement practices.
Suspect killed in shootout with Gainesville officers killed another person moments earlier, police say
Read full article: Suspect killed in shootout with Gainesville officers killed another person moments earlier, police sayTwo officers were injured in a shooting in Gainesville on Wednesday morning, according to the Gainesville Police Department.
City Council asks for Main Street Bridge to be added on the National Register of Historic Places
Read full article: City Council asks for Main Street Bridge to be added on the National Register of Historic PlacesJacksonville City Council asked on Tuesday for the Main Street Bridge, one of Downtown’s most recognizable landmarks, to be added to the National Register of Historic Places, according to News4JAX partners at the Jacksonville Daily Record.
City reviewing permit to demolish closed Southbank MOSH
Read full article: City reviewing permit to demolish closed Southbank MOSHCity officials are reviewing a permit to demolish the closed Museum of Science & History (MOSH) on Jacksonville’s Southbank, according to News4JAX partners at the Jacksonville Daily Record.
End of an Era: Joe’s Crab Shack closing in Jacksonville Beach, will be replaced by Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., COO confirms
Read full article: End of an Era: Joe’s Crab Shack closing in Jacksonville Beach, will be replaced by Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., COO confirmsOn Monday, the COO of Joe’s Crab Shack confirmed to News4JAX that the restaurant will be closing and converted into a Bubba Gump Shrimp Company location.
‘That was the best welcome we’ve ever had’: Airport therapy dogs win over Bills fans in Jacksonville
Read full article: ‘That was the best welcome we’ve ever had’: Airport therapy dogs win over Bills fans in JacksonvilleTherapy dogs at Jacksonville International Airport, including one named Duval, are giving visiting Buffalo Bills fans an unexpectedly warm welcome ahead of Sunday's NFL playoff showdown against the Jaguars.
News4JAGs predictions: Jaguars will keep it rolling against Bills in playoffs
Read full article: News4JAGs predictions: Jaguars will keep it rolling against Bills in playoffsJaguars season is back and our News4JAX sports staff is back with its predictions as well. Each week, we’ll unveil our predictions for the week’s game. Jacksonville (13-4) hosts Buffalo (12-5) on Sunday at 1 p.m. in the AFC wild card playoff.
‘The roar is intoxicating’: Sneakers Sports Grille, voted ‘Best Place to Watch the Jags,’ gears up for Sunday’s game
Read full article: ‘The roar is intoxicating’: Sneakers Sports Grille, voted ‘Best Place to Watch the Jags,’ gears up for Sunday’s gameThe energy in Jacksonville is buzzing as Sunday’s Jaguars game against the Buffalo Bills approaches. News4JAX visited a popular local restaurant, voted “Best Place to Watch the Jags Game” in our JaxBest 2025 contest, to see how fans are gearing up for game day.
JTA says it’s not discontinuing its Connexion paratransit services, but combining them for efficiency
Read full article: JTA says it’s not discontinuing its Connexion paratransit services, but combining them for efficiencyThe Jacksonville Transit Authority stated that it’s not discontinuing its Connexion paratransit services, but is combining them for efficiency starting Feb. 1.
These license plates were too obscene for Florida in 2025. Here’s the full list
Read full article: These license plates were too obscene for Florida in 2025. Here’s the full listState officials have released the official list of license plate configurations last year that were considered too racy for approval.
Westside apartment complex again under scrutiny as residents report squatters, safety concerns
Read full article: Westside apartment complex again under scrutiny as residents report squatters, safety concernsA Westside Jacksonville apartment complex that drew attention last year after trash piled up for months is once again facing complaints.
