A week after her 18-year-old son was gunned down while working at a Westside Burger King, Natasha Jackson shares the harrowing story of learning about his death, her personal heartbreak and gratitude for the community's support, and the lesson she hopes the city can learn from the senseless violence that took her son's life.

Raising funds for homeless students in Duval County

Students at Riverside High School were on lockout Tuesday morning after a threat was reported, the Duval County school district said.

VyStar Credit Union opened a student-run branch at Riverside High School. A ribbon-cutting ceremony and grand opening for the VyStar Academy of Business was held Thursday, Oct. 24.

According to district documents, starting in July, current principal Tina Wilson is moving to a new position as Duval County Public Schools Supervisor of Exceptional Education Services.

The Duval County School Board decided to rename the Riverside High School football stadium to the “Leon Barrett Stadium at a Monday school board meeting.

The City of Jacksonville Department of Parks, Recreation and Community Services (PRCS) announced that 20 community pools across the city will open Saturday, May 27 — just in time for Memorial Day festivities.

Dozens gathered Wednesday at Riverside High School to take part in a special milestone: becoming U.S. citizens.

“Redemption” was the word of the week around Riverside High School.

Duval County Public Schools is partnering with the Florida Department of Health in Duval County to hold a day of vaccination events for children age 5 and older on Friday.

Newly-released documents from Duval County Public Schools reveal why teacher Amy Donofrio was removed from her classroom duties at the formerly-named Robert E. Lee High School, amid the heated battle over the future of the school’s name.

With thousands of kids back in school, Duval County Public Schools is encouraging the community to take a shot at the coronavirus vaccine.

Nearly one year after Robert E. Lee High School was put up for renaming consideration by the Duval County Public Schools board, the logo for the school’s new name, Riverside High School, was released Wednesday.

Voting for a possible name change for Robert E. Lee High School starts on April 26.

If you drive around 5 Points, Riverside and Avondale, you’ll notice signs reading, “Change the Name.”

The community meetings are over, but stakeholders are not finished making their voices heard on the possibility of changing the name of Robert E. Lee High School in Jacksonville.

A school advisory committee has proposed four alternative names that could be used to replace the name of Robert E. Lee High School.