Jacksonville FL

CLAY COUNTY, Fla. – Two wildfires burning in North Florida merged Saturday into a single blaze now known as the Railroad Fire, prompting evacuations, road closures and railway suspensions across Clay and Putnam counties. The fire, which combines the former Crews Road Fire in Clay County and the Railroad...

One of downtown Jacksonville's most recognizable industrial event spaces is about to feel a lot more churchy. Church of Eleven22 has signed a decade-long lease for The Glass Factory, the roughly 16,000-square-foot venue at 601 N. Myrtle Ave., and says the move will bring more regular programming along with upgraded audiovisual systems. The deal hands control of a popular wedding and...

Agents say scammers are impersonating law enforcement or government agents.

CLAY COUNTY, Fla. – A Clay County couple has been sentenced after deputies say a woman helped her fiancé pose as a nurse who oversaw the care of an elderly man who died. Julien Williams and Alexiea Irwin were arrested by U.S. Marshals in Michigan in 2025. Sentencing.

The Florida Highway Patrol issued a motorist advisory due to the active wildfires burning near US-17 at County Road 214 in Clay and Putnam counties.

The airspace over the 1700-acre wildfire burning near Crews Road in Green Cove Springs is restricted.

Law enforcement members - a sergeant, officer, and former officer - were arrested in Florida after an investigation. The post Law Enforcement Members Arrested in Florida appeared first on West Orlando News .

Attendees toured local c-stores and were greeted with a welcome reception. CStore Connections has officially kicked off in Jacksonville, Fla. Hosted at Jacksonville Marriott Downtown, April 19 saw a gathering of convenience retailing industry peers networking, touring stores and sharing ideas. Beginning at 1 p.m. ET, event attendees had the...

Tana Silva argues against a plan to pump treated wastewater from Jacksonville to counties north of Alachua County The post Letter: Refilling the aquifer with wastewater is a problem, not a solution appeared first on Alachua Chronicle .

The city issued a permit April 17 for Axionlog’s proposed North Jacksonville expansion at a project cost of almost $7.59 million. Plans show the Argentina-based logistics company wants to add 59,336 square feet of freezer, cool dock, office and associated space to the existing 38,375-square-foot project, creating a 97,711-square-foot project on 44.74 acres at 11370 New Berlin Road in...