Jacksonville FL

According to recent reporting in JBJ, a historical property will soon house a new establishment. The City of Jacksonville has recently issued a building permit for the company Carlton Construction Inc. to build out the Duval Fish House at 4323 Herschel St, within a 2755-square-foot space in the 63-year-old building.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – If you’re soaking up another pretty morning on the First Coast, enjoy it — but don’t forget your umbrella later. News4JAX’s meteorologist Katie Garner says that Jacksonville and the surrounding beaches are locked into a classic summer pattern: gorgeous sunrises, followed by an increased risk of...

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is investigating a business robbery at the 100 Block of Busch Drive, Saturday afternoon.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The grandchildren of an 81-year-old woman said she had her legs amputated after she was attacked by her own dog while breaking up a fight between her two other dogs. Bennie Byers’ grandchildren said she has had some ups and downs after both legs were amputated...

A tragic incident unfolded in Northwest Jacksonville when a motorcycle collided with an SUV, resulting in the death of a male motorcyclist and severe injuries to his female passenger. News4Jax reported that the crash occurred around 6 p.m. yesterday, as the two were traveling east on Garden Street. The SUV, traveling...

Florida's first HBCU saw a record number of applications. The post HBCU experiences record-breaking application surge appeared first on HBCU Gameday .

Six Duval County women graduated from the Goldman Sachs ‘Black in Business’ program at the GS headquarters in New Jersey. This highly selective, rigorous, 12-week/6 hours per week, online program, taught by New York University Stern Business school faculty, is designed for black women solo entrepreneurs who are...

The Butt Hutt Smokehouse started as a humble food truck in 2015 and transformed into a beloved local destination that serves up authentic Florida-style barbecue with a serious dose of personality. 🔥. Owner Jacob Bander built his reputation one delicious plate at a time, combining traditional smoking techniques with...

In recent years, we've seen several restaurants offering a taste of Old Florida close their doors in Northeast Florida. Remember Beach Road Chicken Dinners ? Clark's Fish Camp ? Willard's Bar-B-Q Junction ? Each was a Jacksonville dining landmark, a favorite for Sunday dinners, a lazy Saturday afternoon meal or a...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Fourth of July is next week, and Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia are offering various festivities for you and the family to attend. There are parades, walks, festivals and of course fireworks. Check out your county and learn about events that you’ll be able to attend.