Fire trucks called off the front lines, mismanagement and a lack of preventative measures - that’s the perspective of one firefighter who has been assisting in the response to the Highway 82 Fire, which is ravaging Southeast Georgia.

The current drought and wildfire conditions in Florida are sparking a lot of comparisons to the 1998 wildfire season, which scorched half a million acres in Northeast Florida.

Residents in Clay and Putnam Counties have been hearing a lot of commotion in the skies over the past few days, as aircrews with the Florida Forestry Service and the National Guard work to contain the massive Railroad Wildfire. 

Food stamp recipients in Florida may have to take some items out of their carts when checking out.

The Downtown Investment Authority has agreed to move ahead with negotiations for what could become a $160 million project to develop a portion of the Bay Street parcel formerly occupied by the old courthouse.

Nassau County will soon consider putting a one-year pause on any proposals to build data centers in the county.

The JEA Board of Directors was set to take a deep dive into issues surrounding the utility failing to charge large commercial customers additional capacity fees on Tuesday, but some major questions went unanswered.

JEA is looking to raise rates later this year to make up for projected budget shortfalls of nearly $107 million.

JEA has been served a subpoena by the State Attorney’s Office asking for communications related to the City Council President, his failed attempt to appoint his boss to the JEA Board of Directors, and a lobbying contract with the local firm that employs Jacksonville’s former Mayor Lenny Curry.

Three South Florida cities are taking a new approach to the property tax debate: Direct rebate checks to homeowners.

More current and former JSO officers are under arrest for falsifying overtime.

A 22-year-old mother and her four-year-old daughter spent Wednesday packing up their apartment after being given a final notice of eviction on Tuesday.

The father of Charles Faggart, the 31-year-old food truck driver who died after an incident in the Duval County Jail, has broken his silence.

More events, performances, and entertainment opportunities could soon be coming to the Jacksonville Beach Boardwalk.

Four local students were sent to the hospital after a school bus was rear-ended by a semi-truck in North Jacksonville.