Creepy QR Code Mailer Rattles Jacksonville Block, Sparks Scam Alert
A Jacksonville man says a tiny rolled-up mailer left in his mailbox looked like harmless junk at first glance. Inside was nothing but an empty plastic liner and a printed QR code, and he admits he almost scanned it. Now the odd delivery has neighbors on edge as similar mystery packages surface across the country in wha
Jacksonville leaders and teens team up to discuss teen takeovers and solutions
On Friday, Jacksonville leaders teamed up with teens as a response to teen takeovers.
Atlantic Beach Detectives Seize Large Drug Haul in Narcotics Investigation
ATLANTIC BEACH, Fla. — Detectives with the Atlantic Beach Police Department seized a large quantity of suspected illegal narcotics during a search warrant operation tied to an ongoing drug investigation. According to police, detectives assigned to the department’s Crime Suppression Unit executed the warrant at a reside
Woolsey Morcom Releases Comprehensive Legal Analysis on the Evolution of Florida Motor Vehicle Tort...
JACKSONVILLE, FL - May 15, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - Woolsey Morcom has officially published a new industry white paper and resource guide addressing the significant legislative shifts and evolving liability standards affecting motorists in Northeast Florida. This comprehensive legal analysis provides a critical look at
Naval Station Mayport honors 37 sailors killed in USS Stark attack
MAYPORT, Fla. – Naval Station Mayport paused Friday to remember 37 sailors killed nearly 40 years ago aboard the USS Stark, which was struck by two Iraqi missiles in the Persian Gulf in 1987. Base command leaders, Mayport sailors and service members, and survivors of the USS Stark attended...
Jacksonville veteran files lawsuit after roof repairs allegedly triggered PTSD episode
A disabled U.S. Army veteran in Jacksonville says unannounced roof repairs at her apartment complex triggered severe PTSD episodes tied to past sexual trauma.
Florida’s suicide prevention program needs funding now
A suicide prevention campaign is calling on the public to help fund vital life-saving training. Talkable Communities , serving six counties across Northeast Florida, is seeking $300,000 in operational funding to continue offering suicide prevention and mental health first aid courses through a network of behavioral hea
‘Everybody behind bars’: Sister of hit-and-run victim demands justice
The sister of a woman killed in a fiery car crash off of University Blvd South back in January is speaking out and demanding justice.
Your southeast Georgia, northeast Florida Friday forecast is fantastic
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Windy and dry conditions will elevate fire danger today, as a northeast wind prevails. Along the coast, high rip currents will keep beachgoers on the sand as gusts climb into the mid-20 mph range. Clear skies will dominate, but temperatures will stay in the upper 70s along the coast to mid-80s inla
News4JAX highlights reporter Andrea Snody for Military Appreciation Month
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – News4JAX is highlighting reporter Andrea Snody as Military Appreciation Month continues, as she prepares to spend three weeks on active duty with the Pennsylvania National Guard. “I will be gone for the next three weeks,” Snody said. “I have been put on active duty orders, and...

















