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One official in Florida is urging state leaders to eliminate the state’s physical yellow registration decal, calling the move a “common-sense step forward” that would save residents millions and modernize the system.

News4JAX sports reporter Jamal St. Cyr's Four Cents analysis after Jacksonville's 36-19 win over the Colts on Sunday.

A slow-moving front will keep clouds and rain the forecast for the rest of the day. Pockets of moderate to heavy rain will continue pushing across our area through this evening. Rainfall totals through Monday morning will range from 1 to 4 inches.

On a nasty, rainy afternoon at EverBank Stadium, the Jaguars lit up the Colts 36-19 to move into sole possession of first place in the AFC South.

After an extended dry period, Jacksonville’s recent heavy rainfall has created hazardous driving conditions.

Jaguars fans, soaked to the bone, walked away from EverBank Stadium on Sunday wearing ponchos, raincoats and big smiles.

While hospitalized, Itiyah Yisrael was referred to Jacksonville’s HealthLink program. She called it a lifeline during one of her toughest moments. But the program is under scrutiny by some city leaders.

A woman and her daughter shared with News4JAX on Sunday what it was like to discover that a large pick-up truck was partially submerged in a pond at the Oasis of Mandarin apartment complex.

A 36-year-old woman died Saturday night after a chain-reaction pile-up on J. Turner Butler Boulevard near Belfort Road, the Florida Highway Patrol said.

WJXT had a big night at the Suncoast Emmy Awards, taking home four wins across multiple categories.

The Taxslayer Gator Bowl matchup is set — Virginia and Missouri are headed to town.

The Main Street Bridge is more than just a way to cross the St. Johns River — it stands as an iconic symbol of Jacksonville’s skyline and identity.

Hey, Jacksonville! Check out these awesome events happening around Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia.

WWE champ Jade Cargill joins us to discuss WrestleMania and her roots in Jacksonville.

Thank you, Jacksonville, for helping make Christmas merry and bright for children who needed it most.

Chef Kalin Anderson, owner of FeedtheVille and the next guest on Voices of the 904, transforms any space into a kitchen with his expressive, unrestricted style. In this episode, he leads a live cook-along while sharing his culinary journey, the pivotal moment that pushed him into full-time entrepreneurship, and how he uses food to expand palates and build community through events like his “Curated by Kalin Anderson!” pop-up.