Parents of students at Ortega Elementary School are raising concerns after learning the Duval County School Board could vote next month to declare the school as surplus property

Four people, including a teenager, were shot after a large weekend gathering in Jacksonville’s Sherwood Forest neighborhood, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

Four competing proposals have emerged for the future of the Duval County School Board’s Southbank headquarters property, ranging from luxury apartments to a proposed $2 billion skyscraper that would become the tallest building in Jacksonville.

JEA’s special investigatory committee is once again pressing top leadership on two issues that have been hanging over the utility for months.

Duval County school board candidate Clarence James deleted an AI-generated image from his Facebook page after Action News Jax pointed out it appeared to be fake.

A Clay County man accused of possessing child and animal sex abuse materials worked as a substitute teacher at several Clay County elementary schools before his arrest, according to district leaders.

A woman captured on a Ring camera slapping a child after he dropped a case of bottled water has been permanently banned from Instacart, according to the company.

Lawyers for the defense in the case of a husband and wife accused of killing a St. Johns County father of four will get another chance to question the victim’s widow.

More than 50 pages of emails obtained by Action News Jax appear to show highly personal conversations between a Duval County Public Schools teacher and someone who appears to be a student at Baldwin Middle-Senior High School.

Neighbors in two Southside Jacksonville neighborhoods are raising new concerns over plans for a soccer stadium near the St. Johns Town Center.

Almost two years later, the pain is still the same for the mother of baby Melani White. The two-year-old died in 2024 after drowning in a retention pond at the Bennett Creek Apartments.

The annual RiverFest celebration returned to Green Cove Springs Monday night, drawing thousands to Spring Park to honor Memorial Day with live music, family activities, and a fireworks show over the St. Johns River.

A group of Northeast Florida homeowners says they paid thousands of dollars in deposits to a popular Jacksonville roofing contractor, only to be met with delays, excuses, and eventually silence.

A knock on the door led Jacksonville homeowners to what they believed was a government-backed program that would make their homes more energy efficient at no cost to them.

Jacksonville is preparing to host its first-ever Ironman triathlon, bringing nearly 2,000 athletes from across the country and around the world to Northeast Florida for the massive endurance event.