Downtown Jacksonville business owners and residents have filed a lawsuit against the city of Jacksonville to block Republican National Convention events from coming to Jacksonville.

The Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department says morale is 'spectacular' right now despite the coronavirus outbreak. JFRD Chief Keith Powers calls the men and women of the department amazing for how they've stepped up during these times.

The testing site will be located in Parking Lot B and in operation from 7 to 11 a.m. on weekdays, or until capacity is reached.

During the White House coronavirus task force updated Wednesday, one of the nation’s top health experts, Dr. Deborah Birx says they are looking into what caused the recent spike in new coronavirus cases in Florida.

The Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department says three of its firefighters are recovering, after sustaining minor injuries during a rollover crash on I-95 southbound at Emerson Street.

Petty Officer 3rd Class Cody Graves graduated from Oakleaf High School in 2015. He is a native of Jacksonville and after graduating, he enlisted in the U.S. Navy as a hospital corpsman.

Several local daycares are temporarily closed in Duval, Clay and Nassau counties. In this week’s Kid Care report Action News Jax Anchor Letisha Bereola obtained a list from the Department of Children and Families of centers that have closed for various reasons. Some have since re-opened.

The Duval County School Board will be resuming their meeting this morning discussing the reopening plan and the changes that have to be made because of a new Florida executive order.

President Donald Trump says he’s “flexible” on the size of the Republican National Convention in Jacksonville, Florida, as a growing number of Senate Republicans talk about skipping the event.

Yet another round of midday and afternoon showers and storms are forecast today, so prepare for heavy rain in spots. Action News Jax Chief Meteorologist Mike Buresh says low pressure is moving toward the Carolinas.

Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office detectives were searching for two or three people who left a gas station on Edgewood Ave near I-95 following the shooting death of a man Tuesday afternoon.

He says getting the security designation is huge, which comes with up to $50 million dollars in federal funding for law enforcement needs.

The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office is asking for more information related to a 2016 double murder.In 2016, officers were at a car fire on Fred Waters Way and Spring Street. Two men were found dead in the car.

A fund has been created to allow community members to support public school renaming through tax-deductible donations, according to the Jacksonville Public Education Fund.

Starting Wednesday, three new coronavirus testing sites are starting up in Jacksonville.

It’s an order that has thrown them for a loop. St. Johns County School leaders are reviewing the impacts of a Florida Education Department order that requires building to be open five days a week.

Non-profit organizations in Clay County can apply for funding July 6-13 to support ongoing efforts of providing food assistance, personal protective equipment, or other community service programs related to COVID-19 relief.

Wolfson Children's Hospital is asking for toy and financial donations July 6-July 24 to help infants, kids and teens cope with hospitalization and learn about their treatments.