Jacksonville FL

There is a steakhouse in downtown Jacksonville that has people rearranging their calendars just to get a reservation. It lives inside a building that is over a century old, yet somehow feels completely modern the moment you walk through the door. The menu is built around prime cuts, bold flavors,...

Here’s what the First Alert Weather Team said you can expect for the First Alert Weather forecast: Cooler temperatures and beneficial rain on the way next week

Action News Jax has learned that a multi-car crash in Mayport near Little Jetties has shut down part of A1A.

Ellianos Coffee, the Lake City-based and founded drive-thru kiosk chain, is in permitting review for a site at 8700 Beach Blvd., west of Southside Boulevard. It could be the chain’s 18th location opened or planned in Baker, Clay, Duval, Nassau and St. Johns counties. No contractor is listed for...

Florida is expected to receive some much-needed rainfall at the start of this week. The state is currently experiencing its worst drought since records began in 2000. As April arrives, we are beginning to see a seasonal transition in rainfall patterns across the region. Many areas across Florida are dealing...

Feeding Northeast Florida will blend community service with a retro dance party when it hosts Silent Disco Throwback Night on April 17 as part of its new “Warehouse Jams” volunteer event series.

Florida State College at Jacksonville and CareerSource Northeast Florida are hosting a Spring Career Fair to connect job seekers with employers.

Families in Duval County have until mid-June to apply for the 2026-2027 school year at Duval Virtual Instruction Academy, the district’s online public school option.

Jacksonville rolled into Monday under a blanket of mostly cloudy skies, upper 60s warmth and air so muggy it felt close to saturation. Showers are expected to develop after 11 a.m. Monday, April 6, with the temperature peaking near 72°F before sliding into the mid 60s by late afternoon. Northerly winds will strengthen through the day with gusts into the 20s, and the beaches are set...

NAVAL AIR STATION JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Pentagon is considering a major shift in security protocols at military installations that could affect thousands of servicemembers in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth signed a memorandum late last week directing base commanders to allow requests to carry...