Logan MacDonald, Action News Jax

First Baptist Church Jacksonville held an open mic Sunday night following a controversy caused by their recently released “Statement on Biblical Sexuality.”

Members of First Baptist Church Jacksonville are now having to sign what’s called the “First Baptist Statement on Biblical Sexuality” in order to remain members of the church.

A 17-year-old student fell two stories at Pedro Menendez High School on Tuesday afternoon, the St. Johns County School District tells Action News Jax.

Antisemitic messages being projected across the city has been a common occurrence over the past several weeks in Jacksonville.

Northeast Florida has seen its fair share of catastrophic flooding and St. Augustine is no exception.

Jacksonville Jaguars fans are on the lookout for game tickets after entering the Playoffs for the first time since 2017, but they should also look out for possible scammers preying on their anticipation.

Two days after the death of a young girl and man that neighbors told Action News Jax was her father, a community held a vigil at 3 p.m. Sunday afternoon to honor the young girl’s death.

Just over three minutes into overtime, Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott dropped back in the pocket and looked left before throwing it to receiver Noah Brown.

Sheriff T.K. Waters of the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office held a news conference Tuesday afternoon to announce changes to JSO's policies and procedures as it relates to transparency.

Peggy McCall had lived in her Northside Jacksonville home for almost thirty years. Now, McCall and her husband Lewis Jones are left wondering what lies ahead before the Holiday season.

Ashly’s husband, James Barron, was shot and killed on Nov. 28 while completing a DoorDash delivery with his 20-year-old daughter in the vehicle.

The Jacksonville Sheriffs office says a man is facing several felony charges following the city’s 14th officer involved shooting of the year in Murray Hill last Tuesday.

The USS Orleck has reportedly attracted over 10,000 visitors since its arrival in downtown Jacksonville outside of the Hyatt Regency Jacksonville Riverfront hotel back in March. However, it may have overstayed its welcome.

San Marco was just one of many areas of Jacksonville plagued with severe flooding amid recent hurricanes and tropical storms. Now, improvements in the form of a $20 million state grant could be on the way.