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The Jacksonville Transportation Authority is facing more than $15 million in unpaid bills as of June, raising new questions about the agency’s financial stability.
A Jacksonville toddler is dead after investigators say he accidentally shot himself with a gun inside his Northside home.
A Florida law is turning some speeding tickets into handcuffs — and jail time.
Learn about Jacksonville's Treaty Oak, a National Liberty Tree over 250 years old that was saved by public outcry in the 1930s.
A Westside Jacksonville resident is demanding action from city officials after a neighboring property was transformed into what he describes as a hazardous, open-air dump following the homeowner’s death.
The proposed Southeast campus would bring a 50,000-square-foot culinary school downtown.
A Jacksonville man is warning others after receiving what appeared to be a harmless package in his mailbox last week — only to discover it may be connected to a growing nationwide “brushing scam.”
Jacksonville City Councilmember Tyrona Clark-Murray is facing calls for her removal after allegations surfaced that she kicked a student while working at a Duval County Public Schools middle school.
The Florida Forest Service says the most critical phase of the Railroad Fire is happening right now, even as crews reach 80% containment after burning nearly 4,800 acres along the Clay and Putnam County line.
Frustration is growing in parts of Georgia and Northeast Florida as wildfire victims ask: Where is FEMA? Many expected federal help by now, but the reality is more complicated.
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp toured wildfire damage in South Georgia on Friday, warning that the fight to contain the flames is ongoing as crews face dangerous, dry conditions.
Drivers may be paying more for gas than they realize, as prices can shift quickly from day to day — and even between stations just miles apart.
Northeast Florida is bone dry, with wildfire risk rising and officials warning that mandatory water restrictions could be coming if conditions do not improve.
Jacksonville’s grocery scene is going global. A number of big-name Asian markets have moved in, including Lotte, which opened last September, and Enson, which just opened a few days ago.