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Jacksonville officials exploring potential $400 million investment at Cecil Airport
Read full article: Jacksonville officials exploring potential $400 million investment at Cecil AirportThe proposal involves a company currently searching for a location for its airplane manufacturing and production, with Jacksonville emerging as a contender.
Person dies after pickup truck crashes through fence, into retention pond near Cedar Hills neighborhood, police say
Read full article: Person dies after pickup truck crashes through fence, into retention pond near Cedar Hills neighborhood, police sayThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said a person died Sunday afternoon after their truck crashed through a fence and into a retention pond near the Cedar Hills neighborhood.
Jacksonville Home and Garden Show wraps up with creative ideas for Mother’s Day
Read full article: Jacksonville Home and Garden Show wraps up with creative ideas for Mother’s DayThe Jacksonville Home and Garden Show wrapped up its final day on Sunday, providing visitors with a wealth of indoor and outdoor inspiration for their home projects while also featuring various vendors showcasing unique gift ideas for Mother’s Day.
23-year-old Jacksonville man dies after crashing into tree near Southside Boulevard, FHP says
Read full article: 23-year-old Jacksonville man dies after crashing into tree near Southside Boulevard, FHP saysA 23-year-old Jacksonville man died Sunday morning after crashing into a tree near Southside Boulevard, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Cook Out fast-food chain prepares to enter Florida, buys closed Freddy’s site on Beach Boulevard
Read full article: Cook Out fast-food chain prepares to enter Florida, buys closed Freddy’s site on Beach BoulevardCook Out bought a closed Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers on Beach Boulevard, which could be the site for the fast-food chain that sells burgers, barbecue and shakes, according to Jacksonville Daily Record.
‘There needs to be consequences’: Gov. DeSantis responds to illegal gun registry investigation
Read full article: ‘There needs to be consequences’: Gov. DeSantis responds to illegal gun registry investigationAt a roundtable in Jacksonville, Governor Ron DeSantis said people need to be held accountable for the illegal gun registry kept by the city.
Ex-Jacksonville pastor accused of sexually abusing church member in the ’80s takes plea deal, gets 5 years probation
Read full article: Ex-Jacksonville pastor accused of sexually abusing church member in the ’80s takes plea deal, gets 5 years probationA former Jacksonville pastor, 81, who faced sexual battery charges avoided a possible life sentence Thursday after he took a negotiated plea deal.
Fugitive arrested over a month after skipping sentencing in case related to death of Beauty Max employee
Read full article: Fugitive arrested over a month after skipping sentencing in case related to death of Beauty Max employeeMore than a month after skipping her sentencing, a woman involved in the death of a Beauty Max employee in December is back in custody, court records show.
The JCA serves as a hub for Jacksonville’s Jewish community. Members hope ongoing renovations extend its future
Read full article: The JCA serves as a hub for Jacksonville’s Jewish community. Members hope ongoing renovations extend its futureMay is Jewish American Heritage Month, a time when Jewish contributions to American culture and history are honored, and News4JAX is highlighting the Jewish Community Alliance (JCA).
13-year-old battling cancer, honored by over 900 agencies, joins JSO family
Read full article: 13-year-old battling cancer, honored by over 900 agencies, joins JSO familyHe’s been named an honorary officer for hundreds of law enforcement agencies across the country, and he just added Jacksonville to that list.
Arlington charter school kindergarten teacher faces child abuse charges after classroom incident
Read full article: Arlington charter school kindergarten teacher faces child abuse charges after classroom incidentA kindergarten teacher at IDEA River Bluff School in Arlington was arrested Tuesday following an incident that happened in her classroom.
City receives unsolicited proposal to build new Duval County jail, expected to cost around $1 billion
Read full article: City receives unsolicited proposal to build new Duval County jail, expected to cost around $1 billionThe city of Jacksonville has confirmed it received an unsolicited proposal from three groups offering to help build a new Duval County jail. This development marks a potential first step in what is expected to be a significant and lengthy project for the city.
Investigators subpoena documents, current, former city employees about illegal gun registry
Read full article: Investigators subpoena documents, current, former city employees about illegal gun registryThe State Attorney’s Office subpoenaed documents, nine current and former city employees about the illegal gun registry kept by the city of Jacksonville.
Special committee ponders plan for long-term support of Eastside improvements from new stadium CBA
Read full article: Special committee ponders plan for long-term support of Eastside improvements from new stadium CBADuring a May 5 meeting held by Council members Raul Arias and Jimmy Peluso, the respective chair and vice chair of the Special Committee on the Community Benefits Agreement, the two expressed support for creating a tax increment financing district in the Eastside.
A $247 million I-95 construction project near downtown Jacksonville is progressing. When will it be done?
Read full article: A $247 million I-95 construction project near downtown Jacksonville is progressing. When will it be done?A massive construction project is well underway for one of the busiest stretches of road in Northeast Florida: I-95 North coming into downtown Jacksonville.
Duval County students continue fight to keep accelerated program funding in schools
Read full article: Duval County students continue fight to keep accelerated program funding in schoolsDuval County students continued their fight on Tuesday to keep funding for accelerated programs, including advanced placement, International Baccalaureate, dual enrollment and career and technical education.
Suspect accused of killing off-duty corrections officer at truck stop extradited to Florida, JSO says
Read full article: Suspect accused of killing off-duty corrections officer at truck stop extradited to Florida, JSO saysNearly seven months after an off-duty corrections officer with the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office was shot and killed, the man suspected of pulling the trigger has been extradited to Florida following a lengthy stay in North Carolina, where he was arrested.
‘I can’t get down the steps’: Elderly Jacksonville apartment residents concerned over prolonged elevator outage
Read full article: ‘I can’t get down the steps’: Elderly Jacksonville apartment residents concerned over prolonged elevator outageResidents at a Jacksonville apartment complex are concerned over an elevator outage that won’t be repaired until the end of the month.
State attorney pumps brakes on special investigating committee into Jacksonville firearm registry
Read full article: State attorney pumps brakes on special investigating committee into Jacksonville firearm registryState Attorney Melissa Nelson has formally asked Jacksonville City Council President Randy White to hold off on creating a special investigating committee into the city’s firearm registry.
Medical records shed new light on controversial jail death, contradict JSO account: The Tributary
Read full article: Medical records shed new light on controversial jail death, contradict JSO account: The TributaryDoctors at UF Health who evaluated a broken, bruised and unresponsive Charles Faggart after he’d arrived from the Duval County jail on April 7 concluded he did not have fentanyl in his system or suffer a seizure, contradicting key details released by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office about the controversial in-custody death, according to a report from The Tributary, a Jacksonville nonprofit newsroom.
License plate scanner helps Jacksonville police nab a man accused of lewd exhibition while following a minor
Read full article: License plate scanner helps Jacksonville police nab a man accused of lewd exhibition while following a minorA license plate scanner and quick thinking by a Jacksonville teen and her mom helped police track down a man accused of a disturbing crime.
Westside gymnastics gym still ‘building champions’ despite facility challenges after fire
Read full article: Westside gymnastics gym still ‘building champions’ despite facility challenges after fireAfter a massive fire ravaged a Westside gymnastics facility over two years ago, Gymnastics Unlimited still found ways to train and conquer new milestones.
VIDEO: Surveillance camera captures dramatic moments before officer shoots man who police say attacked girlfriend
Read full article: VIDEO: Surveillance camera captures dramatic moments before officer shoots man who police say attacked girlfriendThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is giving a briefing on an officer-involved shooting that took place near 8900 Normandy Boulevard.
UF Health, United Healthcare reinstate multi-year agreement after months-long stalemate
Read full article: UF Health, United Healthcare reinstate multi-year agreement after months-long stalemateUnited Healthcare policy holders can return to UF health, as the two sides came to a multi-year agreement that is now effective.
Crime and safety analyst explains how law enforcement handles people who may be experiencing mental health crisis
Read full article: Crime and safety analyst explains how law enforcement handles people who may be experiencing mental health crisisThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said one of its officers shot and killed a man Sunday morning after he attacked his girlfriend and a police officer’s vehicle before charging at a police officer.
As summer approaches, Jacksonville Beach police asking visitors to prioritize safety as they have fun
Read full article: As summer approaches, Jacksonville Beach police asking visitors to prioritize safety as they have funThe beach is associated with beautiful weather and fun, and Jacksonville Beach is no exception; however, as summer approaches, local law enforcement is reminding visitors to prioritize their safety as they have a good time.
Man shot, killed after attacking girlfriend, JSO officer’s vehicle, police say
Read full article: Man shot, killed after attacking girlfriend, JSO officer’s vehicle, police sayThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is giving a briefing on an officer-involved shooting that took place near 8900 Normandy Boulevard.
‘We tell the history of the six beaches area’: Beaches Museum brings local art, history to beloved community
Read full article: ‘We tell the history of the six beaches area’: Beaches Museum brings local art, history to beloved communityWhen turning the corner at Beach Boulevard and 3rd Street South, it’s hard to miss the sprawling, yellow-toned building with the beautiful veranda. The building’s exterior may differ from what some would expect for a museum, but the local treasures within are worth a visit.
Automated speed cameras now online in Neptune Beach school zones
Read full article: Automated speed cameras now online in Neptune Beach school zonesNeptune Beach is working to keep students safe by cracking down on the rules of the road with automated speed cameras that are now in effect at local school zones.
Hidden Gems: Jacksonville’s beaches offer more than the ocean for adventure seekers
Read full article: Hidden Gems: Jacksonville’s beaches offer more than the ocean for adventure seekersNews4JAX is highlighting Duval County’s beaches for this month’s 4 Your Neighborhood special. But beyond the shoreline, there are some hidden gems at the beaches that you don’t want to miss.
Mark Collins’ Surf Camp: Firsthand review from student Caleb Yauger of beginner’s guide to surfing
Read full article: Mark Collins’ Surf Camp: Firsthand review from student Caleb Yauger of beginner’s guide to surfingCaleb Yauger had his first surfing lesson with Mark Collins at "Mark's Surf Camp." Here's how it went.
Department of Health confirms coyote responsible for Atlantic Beach attacks had rabies
Read full article: Department of Health confirms coyote responsible for Atlantic Beach attacks had rabiesThe Department of Health confirmed to News4JAX on Friday that the coyote linked to a series of recent Atlantic Beach attacks did have rabies.
MOSH sets closure date to focus on development of new state-of-the-art facility on Jacksonville’s Northbank
Read full article: MOSH sets closure date to focus on development of new state-of-the-art facility on Jacksonville’s NorthbankThe Museum of Science & History (MOSH) announced that it will close on Sept. 1 to focus on the development of its new state-of-the-art facility on Jacksonville’s Northbank.
Florida lawmakers unanimously pass bill to combat rising number of suicides among firefighters
Read full article: Florida lawmakers unanimously pass bill to combat rising number of suicides among firefightersBurnout, trauma, and high stress are significant factors threatening the mental health of firefighters, and Florida lawmakers have unanimously passed a bill designed to combat the growing number of suicides among firefighters.
‘It’s shameful’: Duval County parents react to Florida’s average teacher pay ranking last in the U.S.
Read full article: ‘It’s shameful’: Duval County parents react to Florida’s average teacher pay ranking last in the U.S.Duval County School parents reacted to new data released on Tuesday showed that Florida’s average teacher pay is still ranked near the bottom of the nation.
Tacos, tequila & baseball collide for a flavor-packed Tuesday fiesta at VyStar Ballpark
Read full article: Tacos, tequila & baseball collide for a flavor-packed Tuesday fiesta at VyStar BallparkBaseball fans and foodies alike are in for a grand slam of flavor and fun at VyStar Ballpark as the stadium gears up for its inaugural Tacos & Tequila Night on Tuesday, May 6.
‘One tree is too many’: Mandarin residents fear sidewalk project could lead to destruction of beloved tree canopies
Read full article: ‘One tree is too many’: Mandarin residents fear sidewalk project could lead to destruction of beloved tree canopiesSome North Mandarin residents are concerned that plans to build a sidewalk along a road could lead to tree canopies being destroyed.
‘This one needed to go’: Atlantic Beach mayor hopes coyote’s death brings closure to series of reported attacks
Read full article: ‘This one needed to go’: Atlantic Beach mayor hopes coyote’s death brings closure to series of reported attacksA coyote believed to be behind several recent attacks on residents and pets in Atlantic Beach has been found dead in a junkyard, police said Thursday.
Clean, dark, flat: Guidelines for protecting sea turtles during North Florida’s nesting season
Read full article: Clean, dark, flat: Guidelines for protecting sea turtles during North Florida’s nesting seasonAs the sea turtle nesting season continues, the Beaches Sea Turtle Patrol urges people to follow proper guidelines to ensure wildlife safety.
Ring camera captures officer firing at coyote in Atlantic Beach. Here’s what you need to know after multiple attacks
Read full article: Ring camera captures officer firing at coyote in Atlantic Beach. Here’s what you need to know after multiple attacksCathey said a coyote attacked him near Donald Dagley’s Workshop, a junkyard not far from Begonia Street where he works. A fellow worker was able to take a photograph of the coyote.
‘He had a death grip’: Man says strange-acting coyote clamped onto his arm in Atlantic Beach attack
Read full article: ‘He had a death grip’: Man says strange-acting coyote clamped onto his arm in Atlantic Beach attackCathey said a coyote attacked him near Donald Dagley’s Workshop, a junkyard not far from Begonia Street where he works. A fellow worker was able to take a photograph of the coyote.
$4,600 in unpaid rent ballooned into a $35,000 bill for this Jacksonville woman. Why her attorneys claim that’s illegal
Read full article: $4,600 in unpaid rent ballooned into a $35,000 bill for this Jacksonville woman. Why her attorneys claim that’s illegalAttorneys have filed a class action lawsuit against a Jacksonville-based property management company, alleging it charged tenants excessive and unlawful fees in violation of Florida’s consumer protection laws.
Final day of Jacksonville Boat Show sees hundreds of vessels, boating accessories put on display
Read full article: Final day of Jacksonville Boat Show sees hundreds of vessels, boating accessories put on displayThe final day of the Jacksonville Boat Show attracted hundreds of vessels and accessories for attendees to browse and potentially purchase for their future water adventures as the event unfolded along the St. Johns River.
Jacksonville Beach set to host Opening of the Beaches Parade. Here’s what to know
Read full article: Jacksonville Beach set to host Opening of the Beaches Parade. Here’s what to knowGrab your sunscreen and beach chairs because Jacksonville Beach is set to host the Opening of the Beaches Parade on Sunday.
Florida officials say now is the time to prepare for hurricane season at last day of JaxReady Fest
Read full article: Florida officials say now is the time to prepare for hurricane season at last day of JaxReady FestAs hurricane season approaches, first responder agencies across Duval County are ensuring families are prepared. The Jax Ready Festival begins Friday, offering a free event designed to help the community get ready for potential emergencies.
National Volunteer Week: How one Neptune Beach student is volunteering to fight Alzheimer’s disease
Read full article: National Volunteer Week: How one Neptune Beach student is volunteering to fight Alzheimer’s diseaseW're highlighting one Neptune Beach student who is volunteering to fight Alzheimer’s disease every year at an annual walk that draws thousands of people.
Jacksonville University board releases letter in support of president’s decision to cut programs
Read full article: Jacksonville University board releases letter in support of president’s decision to cut programsThe Jacksonville University Board of Trustees released a letter in support of the president’s decision to cut several academic programs and dismiss 40 faculty members.
Who is Travis Hunter?: Get to know the Jaguars new star two-way player on and off the field
Read full article: Who is Travis Hunter?: Get to know the Jaguars new star two-way player on and off the fieldAlong with a unique player who can make plays on both sides of the ball, the Jaguars are getting a player with true superstar qualities. The 21-year-old has swagger, an infectious smile, a deep bag of touchdown celebrations, a celebrity entourage, a huge online following and no fear of the big stage.
2 fraternities prepare for 7th annual charity softball game on Jacksonville’s Northside
Read full article: 2 fraternities prepare for 7th annual charity softball game on Jacksonville’s NorthsideTwo fraternities are preparing for their seventh annual softball charity game against each other to give back to the community on Jacksonville’s Northside.
Duval County prepares for hurricane season with Jax Ready Festival
Read full article: Duval County prepares for hurricane season with Jax Ready FestivalAs hurricane season approaches, first responder agencies across Duval County are ensuring families are prepared. The Jax Ready Festival begins Friday, offering a free event designed to help the community get ready for potential emergencies.
News4JAGs Draft ’25 special gets you prepared for the Jaguars first-round pick
Read full article: News4JAGs Draft ’25 special gets you prepared for the Jaguars first-round pickIf you’re looking for in-depth coverage of the Jacksonville Jaguars’ first-round selection at Thursday’s 2025 NFL Draft in Green Bay, you’ve come to the right place.
Group begins process to recommend boundary changes for 13 Westside-area DCPS schools
Read full article: Group begins process to recommend boundary changes for 13 Westside-area DCPS schoolsDuval County Public Schools is holding a meeting to begin the process of boundary change recommendations for 13 Westside-area elementary schools on Thursday.
Jacksonville stripper age limit ordinance to limit sex trafficking upheld by federal judge
Read full article: Jacksonville stripper age limit ordinance to limit sex trafficking upheld by federal judgeAs the state tries to fend off a challenge to a similar law, a federal appeals court Wednesday upheld the constitutionality of a Jacksonville ordinance that bars dancers under age 21 from performing in adult-entertainment establishments.
Recent officer-involved shooting brings attention to JSO protocol for handling those dealing with mental health crises
Read full article: Recent officer-involved shooting brings attention to JSO protocol for handling those dealing with mental health crisesOn Sunday night, a man dealing with a mental health crisis shot at police, which is shining a light on the steps taken by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office to address mental health concerns in the community.
Protestors call for city council to ensure justice is served in death of Duval County inmate
Read full article: Protestors call for city council to ensure justice is served in death of Duval County inmateThe call for action for a Duval County inmate whose critical injuries led to his death in early April continued Tuesday as community activists came together in front of Jacksonville City Hall.
Jacksonville man accused of taking $690K in VA payments meant for UF Health
Read full article: Jacksonville man accused of taking $690K in VA payments meant for UF HealthA Jacksonville man has been accused of wire fraud, aggravated identity theft, and making a false statement related to naturalization in a scheme involving the Department of Veterans Affairs, according to the Department of Justice.
JSO allows officers to carry personal Staccato handguns instead of department-issued Glocks
Read full article: JSO allows officers to carry personal Staccato handguns instead of department-issued GlocksThe Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office confirmed that it has authorized the use of another handgun for its officers other than the current standard-issued Glock. JSO said officers can purchase and carry Staccato handguns as their primary weapon, We spoke to our crime and safety analyst about the pros and the potential cons.
JU students rally for 2nd time in less than a week to protest program cuts. Here are their demands
Read full article: JU students rally for 2nd time in less than a week to protest program cuts. Here are their demandsFine arts students at Jacksonville University are continuing to take action this upcoming week as they protest recent program cuts made by the university.
Lake Shore Middle School employee accused of child abuse says her work environment was unsafe, student was ‘violent’
Read full article: Lake Shore Middle School employee accused of child abuse says her work environment was unsafe, student was ‘violent’A Lake Shore Middle School employee accused of child abuse said she acted in self-defense after the student she reportedly hit was being “disruptive” and “violent,” and when she tried to remove him from class, he began pulling her hair.
Parents questioned, Westside neighbors shocked after 2-year-old boy dies after police say he accidentally shot himself
Read full article: Parents questioned, Westside neighbors shocked after 2-year-old boy dies after police say he accidentally shot himselfA quiet neighborhood on Calvary Drive on the Westside was shaken by tragedy Sunday evening and into Monday afternoon when a 2-year-old boy died in what the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office (JSO) believes is an accidental shooting.
Could a Raising Cane’s be coming to the new Regency Square Mall development?
Read full article: Could a Raising Cane’s be coming to the new Regency Square Mall development?City utility JEA is reviewing an adjusted service availability determination request for a 2,786-square-foot, 75-seat Raising Cane’s on 1.34 acres of the former Regency Square Mall property at 9501 Arlington Expressway, according to the Jacksonville Daily Record.
‘Communication is always key’: Councilman asks Deegan to establish landlord registry to help hold owners accountable
Read full article: ‘Communication is always key’: Councilman asks Deegan to establish landlord registry to help hold owners accountableA member of the Jacksonville City Council has filed a resolution encouraging Mayor Donna Deegan to establish a landlord registry program for the city.
Bark and Brew: The Jumbo Shrimp’s first dog day of the season is this Sunday, April 27
Read full article: Bark and Brew: The Jumbo Shrimp’s first dog day of the season is this Sunday, April 27The Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp are sliding into the new season with a winning record, a revamped ballpark, and a full slate of fan-friendly events — including their much-loved Dog Day this Sunday, presented by Forever Vets.
Jacksonville’s Mandarin Art Festival brings art, community spirit back for Easter
Read full article: Jacksonville’s Mandarin Art Festival brings art, community spirit back for EasterA Jacksonville Easter tradition returned this weekend in Duval County, delighting locals with art and community spirit.
Retired FBI agent shares role agency will play in FSU shooting, and how tip line works
Read full article: Retired FBI agent shares role agency will play in FSU shooting, and how tip line worksLaw enforcement agencies are actively working to piece together why the suspected FSU gunman, Phoenix Ikner, shot multiple people.
Duval DOGE says it uncovered $17 million in unspent funds; Mayor’s office says ‘cost savings have already been realized’
Read full article: Duval DOGE says it uncovered $17 million in unspent funds; Mayor’s office says ‘cost savings have already been realized’Members of the Special Committee on Duval DOGE led by Jacksonville City Council Member Ron Salem, announced on Thursday what they are calling a major breakthrough in government accountability efforts: nearly $17 million in unspent funds.
Jacksonville hospital recognized as Black Maternal Health Week highlights disparities in care
Read full article: Jacksonville hospital recognized as Black Maternal Health Week highlights disparities in careNewsweek recently named Ascension St. Vincent’s Southside Hospital as one of the best maternal hospitals based on the number of deliveries and the level of personnel vaccination.
Lake Shore Middle School employee charged with child abuse after physical interaction with student
Read full article: Lake Shore Middle School employee charged with child abuse after physical interaction with studentA Lake Shore Middle School employee was charged with child abuse after a physical interaction with a student on Wednesday, according to Duval County Public Schools.
‘We feel betrayed’: JU faculty members in shock after decision to cut majors leaves them without a job
Read full article: ‘We feel betrayed’: JU faculty members in shock after decision to cut majors leaves them without a jobOn Tuesday, Jacksonville University announced that it is cutting dozens of majors, and while administrators say affected students are being supported, others say it’s not enough.
JFRD chief says number of unsheltered people dropped 49% in 2025 for Duval, beyond
Read full article: JFRD chief says number of unsheltered people dropped 49% in 2025 for Duval, beyondJacksonville Fire and Rescue Department Chief Keith Powers said the number of unsheltered people has dramatically dropped since it introduced an initiative to reduce homelessness.
Jacksonville International Airport plans 2,000-space, $92 million parking garage
Read full article: Jacksonville International Airport plans 2,000-space, $92 million parking garageThe city issued a permit April 14 for contractor Balfour Beatty Construction LLC to build the third Jacksonville International Airport parking garage at a project cost of $92 million, the Jacksonville
‘It shocks the system’: Florida lawmakers consider bill to combat rising number of suicides among firefighters
Read full article: ‘It shocks the system’: Florida lawmakers consider bill to combat rising number of suicides among firefightersBurnout, trauma and high stress are significant factors threatening the mental health of firefighters. To combat an increase in firefighter suicides, Florida lawmakers are considering a new bill.
Duval County students urge Jacksonville council to oppose state funding cuts
Read full article: Duval County students urge Jacksonville council to oppose state funding cutsTwo councilmen drafted a resolution to oppose state funding cuts to acceleration programs after students called on councilmembers for help during a rules committee Monday.
JSO releases bodycam footage of deadly officer-involved shooting at San Jose apartment
Read full article: JSO releases bodycam footage of deadly officer-involved shooting at San Jose apartmentNewly released bodycam footage shows the moments that led to a deadly officer-involved shooting at a San Jose apartment complex in March.
News4JAX donates books to local preschool on National Donate a Book Day
Read full article: News4JAX donates books to local preschool on National Donate a Book DayMonday, April 14, marked National Donate a Book Day, a day dedicated to promoting book donations to libraries and schools to enhance literacy initiatives.
Water damage inside Players by the Sea Theatre forces suspension of operations after fire breaks out
Read full article: Water damage inside Players by the Sea Theatre forces suspension of operations after fire breaks outThe Players by the Sea Theatre said it is suspending its operations until further notice after an “isolated fire incident” broke out inside the building.
Jacksonville residents speak at special committee meeting on Duval DOGE
Read full article: Jacksonville residents speak at special committee meeting on Duval DOGEThe Jacksonville City Council’s Special Committee on Duval DOGE held the first of its six scheduled meetings on Tuesday afternoon, and a $90 million question quickly became the focal point.
Video shows tractor-trailer slamming into Jacksonville building; driver in serious condition
Read full article: Video shows tractor-trailer slamming into Jacksonville building; driver in serious conditionSecurity video obtained by News4JAX shows the moment a tractor-trailer slammed into a Jacksonville building Tuesday morning.
Duval County students excited to explore Jacksonville through Minecraft competition
Read full article: Duval County students excited to explore Jacksonville through Minecraft competitionThe City of Jacksonville launched a citywide Build Challenge with Minecraft Education for students in Duval County.
Duval County Public Schools celebrates milestone as the first district to launch Blue Zones initiative
Read full article: Duval County Public Schools celebrates milestone as the first district to launch Blue Zones initiativeDuval County Public Schools celebrated a significant milestone on Monday after it was officially approved to be the first Blue Zones school district.
Bus route changes in place in San Marco until summer. Here’s what JTA passengers need to know
Read full article: Bus route changes in place in San Marco until summer. Here’s what JTA passengers need to knowStarting Monday, Jacksonville Transportation Authority passengers can expect changes to bus routes because of construction on San Marco Boulevard and LaSalle Street.
‘Justice for Charles’: Family of man killed after incident in Duval County jail speaks at peaceful protest
Read full article: ‘Justice for Charles’: Family of man killed after incident in Duval County jail speaks at peaceful protestCommunity advocacy organizations in Jacksonville rallied Sunday after the sheriff announced an unspecified incident that led to the death of a Duval County jail inmate.
City of Jacksonville’s director of planning resigns after he was asked to step down
Read full article: City of Jacksonville’s director of planning resigns after he was asked to step downNews4JAX obtained the official resignation letter from the city of Jacksonville’s planning and development director.