Attorney explains shutdown’s toll on health insurance, SNAP, federal workers
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – As the federal government shutdown approaches the one-month mark, the effects are already being felt by everyday Americans, says government law attorney Chris Hand during our weekly segment, Hand on Government on This Week In Jacksonville. “On November 1st, the exchange opens for new health...
Winning Fantasy 5 ticket with $118K prize sold in Jacksonville, Florida Lottery says
A winning Fantasy 5 ticket was sold in Jacksonville on Halloween, the Florida Lottery said.
Keane’s Tavern adds another new downtown spot in The Elbow entertainment district
Mayor Donna had reached the point in her remarks at Keane's Tavern for making a toast that celebrated the return of an Irish pub to downtown Jacksonville for the first time since 2019. "Slainte," she said and raised the glass of Guinness beer. Deegan didn't drink from it, but the taps at Keane's Tavern will be...
Counseling, housing assistance, job placement programs offered to Jacksonville veterans
Sophros Recovery is hosting its 2nd Annual Veterans Day Fair on Wednesday, Nov. 5.
Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office responds to complaints about loud late-night car meetups at Westside parking...
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Neighbors near a Westside parking lot have long been frustrated by loud late-night car meetups in the shopping center’s parking lot, which include blaring noise from loud music, revving engines, spinning tires, and burnouts, especially on weekend nights. For the past two weeks, News4JAX reporter...
Man gets shot during argument on Halloween night, Jacksonville police say
A man was shot during an argument on Halloween night, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said.
‘Times are tough’: Local businesses offering discounts for those in need during government shutdown
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A couple of weeks ago, News4JAX told you about Pie Heaven Bakery Cafe near Mayport Naval Station offering free chicken pot pies to any military members in need during the ongoing federal government shutdown. Well, they’re still at it, and other local businesses are pitching in...
Jacksonville businesses feed families, help moms like Veronica Williams during government shutdown
A Jacksonville mother is facing one hardship after another, struggling to put food on the table while waiting for her SNAP benefits to be approved.
Upcoming Journey Forward Board Meeting Invites Jacksonville Residents to Participate
The Journey Forward Board Meeting will take place in Room 851 of the Ed Ball Building at 214 N. Hogan Street, Jacksonville, Florida. The agenda will be available 48 hours before the meeting. Attendees can give public comments by filling out a blue speaker card. Those who cannot attend may email comments to...
Jacksonville Fair prepares for its last run downtown as it gears up for move...
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Jacksonville Fair, a beloved downtown tradition for decades, is preparing for a major change. After 70 years at its current location, the fair will move to the Westside in 2026, and while the move promises new opportunities, some neighbors are raising concerns about traffic and safety on...
