Movies and TV shows casting in Jacksonville
The glitz and glam of Hollywood captures attention starting from an early age. Beyond celebrities' Instagram Stories and red carpet poses, there are actors out there paying their dues and honing their craft in pursuit of a sustainable career or a fulfilling sideline. Submitting to casting calls is a big part of that jo
Jacksonville weather: More rain, slick roads, and timing for clearing up
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Hey there! I’m Katie Garner with The Weather Authority, and I want to get you set for the day with the latest forecast using Exact Track 4D. This morning, I tracked scattered rain with heavier pockets up north—including Fernandina Beach and Nassau Ville. If you live in Kingsland, Hilliard, or Calla
JSO reminds residents of substation meeting locations for Facebook, Craigslist transactions
“These are safe, well-lit spots with surveillance cameras, so if anything happens, you’re covered.” - Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.
Florida’s heavy rain – If it’s purple, it’s pouring
A stalled frontal system is bringing in heavy, and at times severe, thunderstorms across Florida today, with a flooding focus along the I-95 corridor from Jacksonville to Miami by the middle of the night. The WeatherRadar tool details not only cloudy skies but also the pouring rain and lightning strikes...
Jacksonville councilwoman declines to comment on ongoing HR investigation that got her removed from...
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Jacksonville City Councilwoman Tyrona Clark-Murray refused to answer questions from News4JAX Tuesday night, after Duval County Schools reassigned her to a non-student role amid an ongoing HR investigation. Clark-Murray, who is employed as an ESE site coach at DuPont Middle School, appeared at Tuesd
CCSO says there will be an increased police presence near Clay High School due...
CLAY COUNTY, Fla. – The Clay County Sheriff’s Office said there will be an increased law enforcement presence near Clay High School out of precaution due to a “disturbing comment” a student made on a social media post. Principal Halter sent a message to parents saying...
Jacksonville City Council approves grant for Old Stanton redevelopment
After receiving City Council approval for a $143,710 grant, a nonprofit hoping to revive the former Downtown Jacksonville high school is set to progress with rehabilitation and redevelopment. With 16-2 vote May 12, Council approved Ordinance 2026-0260, which provides the grant to Historic Stanton Inc. to renovate the O
Jacksonville unveils Riverfront Music Garden, reopen Northbank Riverwalk to honor city’s heritage
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The City of Jacksonville will unveil the Riverfront Music Garden and formally reopen the Northbank Riverwalk at a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday, May 13, 2026, at 11 a.m. at 300 Water Street, city officials said. Mayor Donna Deegan, city officials and project stakeholders will deliver remarks, a
PopStroke exploring Gate Parkway mini-golf and dining facility
PopStroke, a mini-golf entertainment center with a restaurant, bar and other amenities, is exploring a site in South Jacksonville. City utility JEA is reviewing a request submitted May 11 for the determination of service on an undeveloped site at northeast Gate Parkway and Interstate 295. The site is north of...
Brentwood-area grocery store to stay open under incentives deal approved by Jacksonville City Council
After finalizing a deal to keep a Brentwood-area Harveys Supermarket open through at least February 2029, Jacksonville City Council approved May 12 up to $12 million in financial incentives for The Winn-Dixie Company LLC. With an 16-2 vote on Ordinance 2026-0326, Council approved incentives for Winn-Dixie to keep its c
