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A Venezuelan teen reports poor conditions after being detained by federal agents despite having a work permit.
In a Florida county with a startling rate of child firearm injuries, a boarded-up elementary school named for famed educator and civil rights activist Mary McLeod Bethune sits on a 250-acre site once called “Brown’s Dump.”
A boarded-up elementary school, a history of toxic contamination, and decades of neighborhood disinvestment have left their mark on Jacksonville’s Moncrief community.
From senior leaders down to employee trainers, the Jacksonville Transportation Authority has a list of dozens of administrators who will see their positions cut.
The Jacksonville Transportation Authority is laying off nearly 200 employees and cutting back service as it works to close a $39 million gap in its next budget.
A beloved Jacksonville Beach seafood restaurant is closing its doors indefinitely sometime in October after nearly 40 years in business.
New data is putting a stark number on the impact of gun violence on Jacksonville children.
Just west of the St. Johns River, which divides this sprawling city racially and economically, 2-year-old A’mahri Robinson was murdered in his mother’s arms.
A jogger was attacked in broad daylight Tuesday morning in Middleburg, leading to a fight for survival that ended with a man in handcuffs.
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.