Action News Jax is pressing the Nassau County School District for answers following allegations of racist behavior by students at Fernandina Beach High School during a varsity volleyball game against Andrew Jackson High School.

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority held another round of public meetings Thursday to discuss the Skyway Conversion project. We reported last month how JTA’s projected cost overruns this year reached over $32.8 million.

“I'd worked violent crime, I'd work homicides at that point, but nothing ever prepares you to see destruction on that scale.” - Retired FBI Special Agent Alex Silverstein

Today the Jacksonville Special Committee on Drowning Prevention held its first meeting. The meeting was all about mapping out what the next several weeks will look like and gathering the facts.

Clay County Sheriff Michelle Cook and the Clay County Clerk of Court Tara Green announced the creation of a new multi-agency, multi-jurisdictional Guardianship task force to help better protect our most vulnerable citizens.

Jacksonville City Councilman Matt Carlucci is holding a notice meeting Tuesday before the City Council meeting to present his proposal to restore the affordable housing funding that was cut from the city’s proposed budget.

Private investors are eyeing Jacksonville to potentially be the home of a new large-scale concert and event venue.

During a budget workshop by St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners this week, Budget Director Wade Schroeder announced the pause of some capital projects before the property tax amendment vote in November.

It’s been three days since the Florida Department of Transportation released a memo revoking all approved permits for License Plate Reader (LPR) cameras in the right-of-way on the state highway system.

Several local law enforcement agencies, including the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, are removing the controversial license plate readers that have raised widespread privacy concerns.

For a single-family home, it could cost property owners an extra $51 to $161 a year. “This is a scam!” one resident said.

Some of the suspects traveled dozens of miles to Clay County to meet up with who they thought were children for sex.

Two people are behind bars after the Clay County Sheriff’s Office says they tried to steal a car and run away.

Opening statements begin in the first trial related to the killing of St. Johns County father of four, Jared Bridegan.

A Jacksonville man is demanding answers and accountability after he says a neighbor’s dogs killed 11 of his turkeys.