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Monday marks two years since seven people were killed after a gangway collapsed on Sapelo Island during an annual Gullah Geechee celebration.
Residents in Arlington are asking questions about traffic changes planned for the University Boulevard Complete Streets Project, a 1.6-mile project by the Jacksonville Transportation Authority and the City of Jacksonville.
Jacksonville City Council unanimously approved a plan Tuesday to provide the Jacksonville Transportation Authority with $30 million in gas tax revenue as the agency works through a major financial shortfall.
Several Raines High School girls volleyball players who were removed from the team after opting not to play against Fernandina Beach High School have been reinstated.
Duval County Public Schools has released updated plans for a new Venetia Elementary School after residents raised concerns about traffic and the size of the proposed campus.
The city of Jacksonville is forming a task force to address the Phoenix Area Pedestrian Safety Improvement Project after residents raised concerns about more than $1.6 million in unused infrastructure funds.
Cameron Coverson, 27, is facing two counts of unlawful sexual activity with certain minors, offenses against students by authority figures, traveling to meet a minor to do unlawful acts and unlawful use of a two-way communications device.
Residents who live near local Navy bases and rely on well water may need to get their water tested for PFAS.
A Jacksonville City Council member is raising concerns about conditions inside City Hall and is asking to set aside five hundred thousand dollars to address them.
JTA riders could soon see longer wait times as the authority prepares to shift many weekday bus routes to a Saturday schedule.
Regency Square Mall’s food court is now reduced to debris as demolition begins on the 47‑acre property.
A second Jacksonville student was approached by a man in a vehicle, this time at an Oceanway Middle School bus stop.
A new stormwater assessment fee is set to take effect for parts of Clay County on Oct. 1, and residents are still pushing back against it.
A disabled Jacksonville homeowner says he is still searching for answers one month after a car slammed into his house and left significant damage that has made part of his home inaccessible.
Neighbors in Mandarin say FBI agents raided a jewelry store on Sunbeam Road on Friday morning.