Flyers warning neighbors about ‘rapist’ posted in Jacksonville apartment complex before arrest of man...
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Disturbing new details are emerging in the case of a Jacksonville man accused of sexually assaulting multiple women at his apartment, including a warning distributed to residents before his arrest. An alleged victim of 31-year-old Brett Pincomb contacted the News4JAX I-TEAM and shared flyers that f
Cook Out preparing to open in Jacksonville
Cook Out restaurant is preparing to open at 14016 Beach Blvd., its first Jacksonville location. A sign at the restaurant, which was built-out in a former Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers, says it is hiring staff. Cook Out did not return calls to its headquarters in Thomasville, North Carolina, seeking the opening
Jacksonville releases renderings for Riverfront Plaza Phase 2 construction
Jacksonville officials and project architects last month presented updated plans for Phase 2 of the Riverfront Plaza redevelopment during an open house, offering a detailed look at the next stage of construction along the St. Johns River. The second phase of the project will be built near the Main Street...
What you get for the median in 2026: Baker and Clay counties
The Northeast Florida Realtors Association releases single-family home sales data each month for Baker, Clay, Duval, Nassau, Putnam and St. Johns counties. A key point in that data is median sales price, which tracks the exact midpoint of home sales in an area. Median sales price is a strong indicator of overall price
Cummer Museum hosts free summer events with live music and art
The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens, presented by Citi Jacksonville, will host its free “Summer at the Cummer” series over four Friday nights in June.
Mulvey files: Baldwin teacher’s school emails under scrutiny after arrest
More than 50 pages of emails obtained by Action News Jax appear to show highly personal conversations between a Duval County Public Schools teacher and someone who appears to be a student at Baldwin Middle-Senior High School.
Jacksonville faces heavy rains: up to 5 inches expected, localized flooding possible this week
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Hey Jacksonville! We’re about to see a stretch of very active weather, and The Weather Authority is here to keep you in the know. Over the next several days, heavy rain is in the forecast for our area, with totals pushing up to 4 to 5 inches in some spots. Localized flooding, especially along the c
‘Hell to pay’: Jacksonville Aviation Authority, City Councilman Nick Howland in email feud over...
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A feud between Jacksonville City Councilman Nick Howland and members of the Jacksonville Aviation Authority has spilled into email exchanges obtained by News4JAX, with JAA board members accusing Howland of harassment and threats. What the emails say. The dispute traces back to a February email from
Northeast Florida seniors face growing housing crisis as rents outpace fixed incomes, nonprofits say
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – As Northeast Florida’s population ages, local nonprofits warn that more seniors are struggling to afford housing as rent prices continue to rise faster than retirement incomes. New data compiled through the Nonprofit Center of Northeast Florida’s “Catalyst” data hub shows Duval County’s population
Neighbors oppose new Jacksonville puppy store before it opens, store manager responds
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A new pet store is at the center of a growing controversy in Jacksonville, even before opening its doors. Bark Street Puppies is set to open Saturday at Tamaya Market on Beach Boulevard. Some neighbors are pushing back, saying they don't want the store in their community.

















