Jacksonville FL

Duval County Supervisor of Elections Jerry Holland has shared an official audio message reminding voters that all previous vote‑by‑mail requests have expired. If you plan to vote by mail in the 2026 elections, you’ll need to submit a new request.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Discussion about moving the Duval County Jail out of downtown Jacksonville has drawn plenty of speculation, including talk about a billion-dollar cost and which neighborhoods could be in the running. “We are very early on in the process,” Councilman Will Lahnen told News4JAX. “There’s no price...

JetSet Modern Pilates is one of the first commercial tenants identified for Vandeveer, the 205-unit apartment building in Pearl Square in Downtown’s NorthCore. The city is reviewing a permit application for the Pilates studio in 2,342 square feet on the first floor of the seven-story building at 515 N. Pearl St.,...

A Jacksonville driver is now facing a fresh criminal charge after a September hit-and-run on Moncrief Road that left a pedestrian badly injured and, months later, dead. Court documents identify the victim as Michael Marshall, who was struck while crossing near Myrtle Avenue. He was later placed in hospice care for...

ATLANTIC BEACH, Fla. — From rags to renovations. Developers plan to open a new restaurant at the old Ragtime building in Beaches Town Center. The changes could be pretty dramatic - they won't blow the roof off of it, but they might just put something on top of it.

Free local news and info, in your inbox at 6 a.m. M-F. Sailors assigned to the USS Mason atNaval Station Mayport set sail Tuesday on a scheduled deployment overseas. Their families bid them farewell as global tensions remain high amid the ongoing conflict with Iran. The USS Mason is no...

What started as a tense run-in between brothers outside an Oakleaf McDonald’s ended with a gunshot, a frantic getaway and a Jacksonville man in jail, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office. Deputies say a 33-year-old Jacksonville man told investigators he had just dropped a woman off at work...

Nearly 125 years ago, one of the most catastrophic fires in American history struck the city of Jacksonville. Imagine waking up on a normal weekday. You make some coffee, get ready for work, and leave your house. The weather is still with no wind in sight. After a few hours, you go on your lunch break, but as you...

Dozens of people gathered at a candlelight vigil to remember a life they say is gone too soon.

What was supposed to be a big opening day for a new Jacksonville market turned into a medical emergency for Chef Lorna Lopez, known around town as "That Lemonade Lady." Lopez was electrocuted by a stove while getting ready to launch Yellow Bodega, a community kitchen and farmers market, and now faces a long and...