Finn Carlin, Action News Jax

Hundreds of northeast Florida homeowners are taking advantage of the summertime beach living to put rooms up for vacation rentals, but are finding a hidden cost in renting out their place.

St. Johns County is preparing for 26 years of community change, ahead of a huge expected increase in people moving in.

The Clay County Corps of the Salvation Army just got one of two new emergency response trucks in northeast Florida to help neighborhoods hardest hit by storms.

With a billion-dollar budget, it’s no surprise to see lots of numbers when you break it down. And St. Johns County’s $1.2 billion recommended budget certainly isn’t a small number.

Dozens of people in Orange Park walked the sidewalks near the Town Hall on Tuesday, but it wasn’t so much about getting steps in as taking steps toward the town’s future.

A select group of people living at the Belleza at Ponte Vedra Condominium complex reached out to Action News Jax questioning the HOA’s authority to charge them thousands in legal fees.

Some might blame it on inflation, but experts say there’s something else at play. It’s causing local drivers to pull out extra change at the pump, literally.

The St. Johns County school board approved design plans for two K-8 schools it’s hoping to open by August 2026.

Today’s solar eclipse brought huge crowds to the University of North Florida’s watch party this afternoon.

The HGTV Dream Home on Anastasia Island is closer to becoming a dream come true for the winner.

Joanie Sams’ world isn’t typically turned upside down. At least, not as frequently as her trash cans are.

In a matter of minutes, a now-former St. Augustine worker went from cleanup to a beatdown at the start of the month.

It wouldn’t be a welcome change for neighbors like Charles Labanowski, who lives about 10 minutes from the property.

Like the water he fished on 20 miles off the coast of Vilano Beach, what caused 17-year-old Taylor Spearman’s scare at sea last Thursday was underneath the surface.

The city wants to spend $250,000 to put an art sculpture at the intersection. Harrigan thinks the money could be better spent elsewhere, saying traffic will only be made worse with the new artwork.