Woman believes bones discovered on Lincrest Drive belong to her father, missing since 2024
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A Jacksonville woman came forward after human remains were discovered on a Northside street, saying she believes the bones belong to her father, who has been missing for more than two years. Shateria Porter filed a missing person report for her father, Roderick Porter, in March...
Jacksonville man convicted of home invasion robbery faces up to life in prison
A Duval County jury found Shane Payne Jr. guilty of home invasion robbery and aggravated fleeing or attempting to elude a law enforcement officer following a November 2023 incident on Jacksonville’s Westside.
More people homeless in Northeast Florida since last year
The number of people experiencing homelessness in Northeast Florida increased 14% over last year, according to the nonprofit Changing Homelessness’ annual Point in Time Count. In January, volunteers canvassed the streets and shelters in Baker, Clay, Duval and Nassau counties. Of a total of 1,146 people counted, 1,071 w
Black Man Exonerated After Being Jailed For Months Due To False AI Identification
A North Carolina man has been freed after months in jail after authorities determined he did not commit the crime for which he was accused.
Man dies at work after getting stuck between lift system and semi-cab truck, Jacksonville...
Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is on the scene of a fatal industrial accident Tuesday morning on Stockton Street.
Clay County, FL, Restaurants With the Most Violations in May 2026
If you enjoy dining out in Clay County, Florida, the latest restaurant inspection reports may be worth a closer look. State records showed that the Florida Department of Business & Professional Regulation conducted inspections at 30 restaurants in Clay County in the last 30 days. The good news is that 21 establishments
JEA committee presses top leadership on billing failures and internal culture concerns
JEA’s special investigatory committee is once again pressing top leadership on two issues that have been hanging over the utility for months.
Abandoned puppy, homemade, modified guns found on boat in Green Cove Springs
Green Cove Springs Police Department’s Marine Unit seized two illegal firearms and rescued an abandoned puppy from a boat after receiving information about weapons on board.
CSX debuts pair of America 250 locomotives
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - CSX today (June 8) unveiled its pair of locomotives that are a salute to the 250th anniversary of American independence. "Freight railroads have powered American growth and prosperity for more than two centuries," CEO Steve Angel said. "From the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, one of CSX's predecessors
Ancient artifacts unearthed by UNF archaeology team in Jacksonville
The University of North Florida archaeology team has uncovered ancient artifacts at a new site in Jacksonville.
