Jacksonville FL

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — A Five Points restaurant that’s been a neighborhood fixture for nearly three decades is preparing to close its doors for good. Mossfire Grill, known for its Southwestern flavors, Sunday brunch, and welcoming atmosphere, announced on Facebook that it will close on Nov. 9 after 27 years in business.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The annual Orionid meteor shower will return on the Oct. 21 and 22, which could offer a few opportunities to see some shooting stars. This year’s event comes under new moon conditions, meaning skies will be especially dark — ideal for viewing faint meteors streaking across the sky. The Orionids...

A South Georgia superior court judge has resigned after being arrested for driving under the influence in Florida.

Jacksonville Public Library customers may experience delays in receiving new materials following the announcement that Baker & Taylor, the library’s primary book wholesaler, will cease operations by the end of 2025.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The new property manager for at least two troubled apartment complexes on Jacksonville’s Westside told News4JAX it is committed to addressing resident issues and pledged to be more transparent and accountable. For weeks, the News4JAX I-TEAM has been reporting on ongoing problems at housing owned...

The streets of Arlington Hills witnessed a substantial narcotics bust when Jacksonville Sheriff's Office (JSO) detectives seized several pounds of illegal drugs and a stolen firearm after serving a search warrant in August. The bust, according to a social media post from the JSO, was the culmination of investigative...

Call for your chance to see Megyn Kelly at the Moran Theater on November 6th, 2025!

While households can adjust to rising food prices by purchasing less costly groceries and adopting lower-cost meals, restaurants don’t always have that option. For example, a steakhouse can’t stop selling beef no matter how much suppliers are charging for it. On the other end, restaurateurs who pass higher...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Some old water pipes in Jacksonville neighborhoods are getting replaced as part of a JEA project to modernize dozens of miles of JEA’s existing potable water. “They are installing water services as we speak,” said Bob Allsbrook, the water manager for Water Construction, as he...

GEORGIA – Community members, victims’ families and survivors gathered Saturday morning to mark one year since the deadly gangway collapse on Sapelo Island. The Sapelo Island Cultural and Revitalization Society (SICARS) organized the ceremony to commemorate the deadly incident that killed seven people, four of whom...