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Emergency crews were on the scene of a deadly crash on Roosevelt Blvd. and Timuquana Road Wednesday evening.

An Alden Road Exceptional Student Center paraprofessional was arrested July 16 on felony child abuse charges following an investigation into the alleged mistreatment of a nonverbal autistic student at a Jacksonville-area school, according to a newly obtained arrest report.

Amazon began sending claim notices to eligible Prime customers in January 2026 following a historic $2.5 billion settlement with the Federal Trade Commission. If you haven’t received an automatic refund, you may still be able to file a claim.

A Jacksonville woman is facing a second-degree felony charge after authorities say she used her position at a local company to steal more than $25,000 through a series of fraudulent purchase orders.

After more than two decades of introducing Jacksonville residents to the joys of paddling, windsurfing and wakeboarding, All Wet Sports is closing its doors.

A Jacksonville tattoo artist says scammers stole her videos, photos and tattoo portfolio to create fake TikTok accounts that tricked customers into sending deposits for appointments that didn’t exist.

A new school is preparing to open its doors in one of St. Johns County’s fastest-growing communities.

Jacksonville’s Office of Inspector General has uncovered what it calls a potentially systemic bypass of state building code requirements in Duval County Public Schools cafeteria kitchens, raising concerns about life-safety risks for students and staff.

A 20-year-old man was arrested July 17 after deputies said he was driving 111 mph in a 45 mph zone on County Road 215, according to a Clay County Sheriff’s Office arrest report.

This week, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis took to social media to call out legislation that’s being considered by federal lawmakers.

JEA is warning customers about a circulating scam targeting people who lost groceries during storm-related power outages — and sharing practical steps to help protect food before and during an outage.

A deadly weekend crash along Ponte Vedra Boulevard has reignited calls for safety improvements, as residents and local officials demand action from the Florida Department of Transportation on a stretch of road they say has been a crisis waiting to happen.

Matt Corrigan, a political analyst from Jacksonville University, joins News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton on this week’s Politics & Power to discuss the ethics questions raised about policy and profit colliding after President Donald Trump’s $2.2 billion financial disclosures.

We’ve compiled a county-by-county list of back-to-school giveaways and events around Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia.

Kent Justice talks with Adam Butcher, North Florida area manager for PCL Construction, about the visible—and less visible—economic impact of Jacksonville’s downtown/riverfront buildout. Butcher explains PCL’s growing local presence, why One Tower Court is a signal that Shipyards redevelopment is “real,” and how multiple anchor projects (including the Four Seasons) create an ecosystem that attracts more investment.

A message a teen fires off in anger — a Snapchat, a group text, an Instagram DM — can move from “drama” to a criminal investigation fast in Florida. Jacksonville attorney Millicent Daniels joined us for the latest edition of our Justice 4 All series for a deeper conversation about your kids and what they post online.