The Jaguars are back home this weekend after four weeks of traveling across the country and overseas, and work on the stadium of the future kept moving while they were gone.

A judge has ordered the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office to hand over critical evidence in Charles Faggart’s death to his family and their attorneys, a ruling the family is calling a “huge victory.”

Charles Faggart, 31, died after being placed in a restraint chair while in Jacksonville police custody in April 2025.

The Jacksonville Housing Authority board voted Tuesday to fire CEO Cheron Corbett Waller, effective immediately, and named former JHA CEO Roslyn Phillips as acting CEO.

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin visited Cecil Airport in Jacksonville on Monday to see a demonstration of the U.S. Coast Guard’s HITRON squadron at work.

A Jacksonville City Council committee has voted to redirect $2.8 million from the city’s affordable housing trust fund to an apartment project, and Council Member Matt Carlucci says he wasn’t told the money had been redirected until two days later.

Nearly 41 years after losing their loved one, Leslie McCray’s family finally heard a “guilty” verdict. David Nelson Austin is now convicted of first-degree murder, armed sexual battery and other charges in the 1985 death of the 17-year-old girl.

The man accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting Jacksonville teen Leslie McCray nearly 41 years ago was found guilty on all counts Thursday.

The roommate of a Jacksonville woman abducted and murdered on Christmas Eve in 1985 testified Wednesday in the trial of the man accused of killing her

St. Johns County commissioners voted 3-2 to remove automated license plate readers, including Flock cameras, from county rights-of-way after residents spoke both for and against their use.

Final preparations are underway for the NAS JAX Air Show, where the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds and U.S. Navy Blue Angels will perform at the same event for the first time in the show’s history.

Proposed renderings show a new hotel and shopping complex coming to the site of the old Kmart in Neptune Beach.

A surge in potholes and cave-ins across Jacksonville has created a backlog of repair requests, prompting the city to double the number of crews assigned to fix the problem.

A new study from the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department found that more men in their 30s have drowned in Jacksonville during the past five years than women and children, as city leaders work to identify ways to prevent future deaths.

Heavy rainfall flooded parts of Green Cove Springs on Monday, temporarily shutting down several roads and putting significant stress on the city’s stormwater system.