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Republican Congressman and Florida gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds addressed several issues affecting Jacksonville during a roundtable discussion focused on affordability.

The Florida Attorney General has served the Jacksonville Transportation Authority with a third subpoena as part of its investigation into the financial crisis at the agency.

Eric Roberson, a Jacksonville circuit court judge who was facing formal misconduct charges over comments he allegedly made from the bench, has retired. Action News Jax learned Tuesday that Roberson has left the bench effective October 1. >>> STREAM ACTION NEWS JAX LIVE <<<. His departure comes after the Florida...

The immediate challenge after Friday’s pipe burst is finding places for two displaced programs to continue serving children. News4JAX reported that flooding damaged floors, walls, furniture, computers and school supplies at a building that has served Jacksonville children for decades. The Bridge Boys and Girls Club, which serves roughly 100 elementary-age children every day, and iCity Christian School are seeking space for their students.

A 22-year-old contractor who showed up optimistic for his first day on the job at the Anheuser-Busch brewery in Jacksonville ended up bleeding from a stab wound to the chest before he ever finished his shift. Now, nearly a year later, Antoine Autry's family has sued the beer giant, claiming the company's failure to secure its own facility cost him his life.

A Florida man was arrested after an officer caught him driving 135 miles per hour in Jacksonville with an open bottle of tequila in the car, according to the sheriff's office.

Artis Gilmore says he will focus on education, special needs, and infrastructure in his run for Jacksonville City Council.

If you were up before the sun Tuesday morning, you may have seen a large glowing plume in the sky. The otherworldly-looking phenomenon, known as a jellyfish cloud, was caused by a rocket launch.

Grumpy’s Restaurant has opened its sixth location at 1803 East West Parkway in Fleming Island.

Nearly one year after 22-year-old Antoine Autry was fatally stabbed at an Anheuser-Busch brewery in Jacksonville, his family is suing the company, alleging security failures contributed to his death. The wrongful death lawsuit was filed on Oct. 1, 2026. According to the lawsuit, the family alleges Anheuser-Busch failed to reasonably...