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A compromised major power line near Shuckers Oyster Bar & Grill will require a temporary electrical service interruption to the entirety of Amelia Island.
Farah & Farah is encouraging people to vote by giving away free coffee at selected coffee shops in the Jacksonville area on Election Day.
The Jacksonville Jaguars will host the Indianapolis Colts at 1 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 1, at EverBank Stadium.
JaxParks will host its annual Treats at the Plaza Halloween event this Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Riverfront Plaza, located at 2 W. Independent Dr. in downtown Jacksonville.
A Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department firefighter and his wife assisted in treating critically injured passengers after their train was involved in a high-speed rail collision Wednesday in central Spain.
Charles Faggart, 31, died after being placed in a restraint chair while in Jacksonville police custody in April 2025.
An overturned semi truck is backing up traffic at the Interstate 95 and Interstate 10 interchange near downtown Jacksonville.
A student enrolled at Baldwin Middle-Senior High in Duval County was arrested Monday evening after making threatening comments on social media, Duval County Public Schools said Tuesday in a social media post.
Throughout November, families can enjoy free or discounted access to more than a dozen local attractions and restaurants.
One Jacksonville Transportation Authority board member is calling for top leadership to resign.
JEA lifted the boil water advisory for San Pablo Road and Beach Boulevard following a water main break days earlier.
A precautionary boil water advisory has been issued by JEA due to a water main break near Beach Boulevard and San Pablo Road South.
Three local distilleries have won spots on USA TODAY’s 10Best Readers’ Choice lists.
A “confrontation between a student and a staff member” that happened Tuesday at Orange Park High School is under investigation, according to a message to families from the school’s Principal Nate Warmouth.
Former Jacksonville Transportation Authority CEO Nat Ford has agreed to appear in front of the Jacksonville City Council at a later date to answer questions about JTA’s finances.