A small asphalt paving business is scrambling after a nearly $300,000 dump truck was stolen earlier this week from a hotel parking lot in Orange Park, disrupting work schedules and putting employees’ livelihoods at risk.

Clay County School Board member Robert Alvero did not appear at a State Board of Education meeting on Wednesday, despite being directed to attend.

People who live in Fruit Cove Estates are urging county leaders to slow down a proposed Daily’s gas station and car wash planned along San Jose Boulevard near State Road 13, citing traffic safety concerns along an already congested stretch of road.

A Tesla purchase in Jacksonville has turned into a costly mess for Citrus County resident Lane Miller, with two businesses pointing fingers and Miller now stuck in the middle.

JTA plans to roll Connexion Plus into its broader paratransit system, called Connexion, a cost-saving move that could affect seniors and the disabled.

A wave of outrage is spreading across the country after a Minneapolis mother, Renee Nicole Good, was shot and killed during a federal immigration operation.

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority was nearly $19 million over budget last year, according to a city council auditor’s report first published in mid-December.

Oceanway residents are opposing a plan to build 500+ self-storage units at Yellow Bluff and Starratt Roads.

A Middleburg mother says routine trauma care after a car crash spiraled into a life-threatening crisis.

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority is making it cheaper for people to ride the bus, announcing a major fare reduction that takes effect in February.

Residents in Jacksonville’s historic Black neighborhoods say they do not want a new Duval County jail built in their community without their input.

A Jacksonville family says a routine surgery spiraled into a nightmare — one they believe could have been prevented.

The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office says a man is in jail, charged with DUI, after a golf cart crash Sunday that killed his wife in a Nocatee neighborhood.

Holiday shoppers are chasing big Black Friday savings — but Florida law enforcement is preparing for a surge of thieves who use those same crowds as cover.