Jacksonville FL

Two hospitalized after a multi-car collision on State Road A1A. Residents demand safety improvements as they describe it as a 'speedway.'

Looking for a loyal companion? These wonderful dogs at Safe Animal Shelter in Middleburg are ready to meet their forever families. Each one has a unique story and plenty of love to give.

The Winn-Dixie Company LLC is starting work toward converting the Harveys Supermarket in the Englewood area into its Winn-Dixie brand. The city is reviewing permits for Winn-Dixie to make refrigeration repairs to the store at 5909 University Blvd. W. at an estimated project cost of $873,700. Williams & Rowe Co. Inc. of Jacksonville is the contractor for work at the 52,056-square...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Duval County Public Schools is in the process of mounting cameras on roughly 900 school buses to catch drivers who fail to stop when buses are loading and unloading students. The program is currently in a warning period throughout April, with citations set to go live in May.

The Downtown Development Review Board is scheduled to consider final approval for Gateway Jax’s proposed restoration of the Ambassador Hotel on April 9. Gateway Jax seeks to resurrect the property at 420 N. Julia St. as a boutique hotel with a guest lounge, restaurant and bar amenities. In an...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A five-year-old boy fighting an aggressive brain tumor got a day to remember thanks to a special surprise organized by local first responders and a nonprofit. Liam Tuten, who has been in Jacksonville since September undergoing treatment, recently completed his third bone marrow transplant. After months spent The post Police, Fire Escort Gives 5-Year-Old Battling Brain Tumor a...

Out on Frank Ward Road, tucked beneath tall pines and shaded hammocks, there’s a stretch of land that feels like it belongs to another time. Not in a nostalgic, staged way—but in a quieter, more honest sense. The kind of place where things move a little slower, where the air feels different, and where people tend to linger longer than they planned.

Jacksonville woke up Tuesday to a thick blanket of clouds, temperatures in the mid‑60s, and the promise of a soggy, blustery day. Rain showers are likely on and off, with highs near 67°F, while a strong onshore breeze looks set to turn into a full‑on wind event by afternoon and churn up rough surf along the coast.

For anyone who wants to weigh in on the future of the Jacksonville Transportation Authority’s Downtown Skyway and autonomous shuttle system, there’s a deadline on Friday. JTA officials are asking Jacksonville area residents and business owners to take its online survey on five alternatives proposals on how Downtown’s elevated monorail system should be modernized or retired as part phase II of its Ultimate Urban...

A local children’s services agency is taking a closer look at its providers after uncovering multiple compliance issues, including the Boys and Girls Clubs of Northeast Florida.