As temperatures dip across Northeast Florida, zoo leaders at the St. Augustine Alligator Farm are making changes behind the scenes to keep their animals safe and warm.

JTA is launching a pilot program that raises fares for Connexion Plus, its premium service used by many elderly and disabled riders.

An effort to save hundreds of dilapidated homes across some of Jacksonville’s historic neighborhoods is officially getting underway.

The Duval County School Board is meeting tonight to discuss potential changes to Florida’s controversial Schools of Hope law.

A now-former CEO/director of a performing arts company is facing criminal charges in connection with an alleged sexual relationship involving a 13-year-old boy.

Law enforcement leaders across Northeast Florida are renewing their commitment to combating human trafficking and child exploitation during Human Trafficking Awareness Month.

Starting next year, Florida will join 17 other states in restricting purchases of certain snacks and junk foods with SNAP benefits.

“Serial rapists do this horrible crime over and over again,” said Teresa Miles, Executive Director of the Women’s Center of Jacksonville.

Action News Jax is getting shocking new video of the aftermath of the Jacksonville International Airport garage fire when it erupted back in May.

“He just opened the door, laid the baby down… put the baby out like it was a bag of trash,” a witness said.

The Jacksonville Humane Society is set to take in over 10,000 animals this year, its highest number since 2005, largely due to a surge in cats.

A Jacksonville mother says she and her children are traumatized after two dogs attacked her 4-year-old son in Normandy, costing him his ear.

A Jacksonville couple is calling for accountability and stronger safety measures after they say they were physically and sexually assaulted at a Hush Hush Jax event over the weekend.

Less than a month after the Kids Hope Alliance board voted to fire its former CEO, Saralyn Grass, members are already moving forward with plans to find the organization’s next leader.

What started as a routine brain surgery left one Jacksonville mother fighting for her life and her family fighting for change.