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A crash is causing major delays Wednesday morning at Interstate 295 north at the Interstate 10 interchange.

Lil Poppa‘s mother is turning her son’s memory into a movement that addresses mental health and opportunity in Jacksonville. Orie Lynn Hickson established More to Life, a foundation dedicated to honoring the legacy of her son, who died in February at just 25 years old. The organization emerged...

Nassau County is one of several northeast Florida counties where voters will face a choice on renewing a specific source of property tax funding for local schools. In 2022, Nassau County voters approved one mill for local operating revenue for the school district, with a little more than 53% of voters approving the mea

The Jacksonville City Council voted unanimously to pass a new e-bike ordinance that aims to improve safety on city sidewalks.

701 San Marco Blvd. is an office tower in Jacksonville. 701 San Marco is a Jacksonville office property. The plans represent a substantial investment in the property. 701 San Marco was constructed in 1985 as Two Prudential Plaza and designed by local architectural firm KBJ Architects, according to The Jaxson. The publi

Jacksonville could see morning showers, with temperatures in the low to mid-70s, but the quiet morning is expected to give way to a muggy afternoon of showers and thunderstorms. Rain chances rise around 11 a.m., with the best opportunity for storms from noon through 5 p.m. The high should reach about 88 degrees before

Former Douglas Anderson School of the Arts art teacher Hope McMath has filed a 30-page lawsuit against the Duval County School Board and three individual board members, alleging viewpoint discrimination and First Amendment retaliation.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department firefighter has filed a federal lawsuit against the city, alleging he was punished for exercising his First Amendment rights when he posted controversial remarks about race on social media while off duty. Robert Alvero, who also serves as a Clay...

An 80-year-old Jacksonville woman says she does not know where to turn as she deals with a severe roach infestation inside the Westside apartment she has called home for more than 30 years.

A coalition of Jacksonville business and civic leaders has come out swinging against a statewide property tax measure headed to Florida voters in November, warning it could gut funding for parks, roads and first responders across the city. The Jacksonville Civic Council announced its opposition Monday to Amendment 3, a