Tracy Potter has been in the same house in the Fort Caroline area for more than 30 years. But last Saturday, he watched as many of those memories were burned away in a matter of minutes.

Action News Jax has reported four times in the last four weeks about the seniors at Riverton Tower Senior Center in Arlington reporting a lack of heat or A/C altogether.

Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan is responding to the city’s decision to put its Hispanic Outreach Director on paid administrative leave.

Wednesday afternoon, the city of Jacksonville placed its Hispanic outreach director on administrative leave after a livestream she hosted on Instagram, where she warned viewers about federal immigration agents sighted around the city.

Exactly two weeks after Action News Jax first reported people living without heat at a Jacksonville senior living center, more people are coming forward about their lack of A/C at the same apartments.

Jacksonville councilmember Raul Arias is addressing concerns about his proposal to reduce the holding period for stray animals at the city shelter before adoption.

Maggie Lamagdeliene is a Jacksonville native who has spent almost half of her life being loyal to the Jaguars.

The Jacksonville police officer investigated for unnecessary force in a viral traffic stop last year has now returned to his normal duties.

People packed the Clay County school board’s meeting room Thursday night to call for Robert Alvero, the board member representing district two, to resign after controversial comments he made online.

Becky DeWitt set up a free food pantry in her Fernandina Beach yard right before Thanksgiving, which she said has now been running for months, mostly from community donations.

For the first time, the Duval County school board has made a public, unified stance against the Florida Department of Education’s (FLDOE) recent ‘Schools of Hope’ expansion.

Neptune Beach City Council lowered Beaches Town Center parking rates after community pushback against a proposed $5 hourly evening fee.

For the last 15 years, Maxwell Houser has continued to deepen his love for motorcycle riding, but after nearly losing his life in a motorcycle crash on I-95 on Monday, Houser may hang up his helmet.

Two months ago, Kyle McCombs was ready to start his cargo transportation business.

John Petrow said he moved to Davis Shores in St. Augustine from the Florida Keys, in part, because of what he noticed to be an increasing amount of traffic over time.