Jacksonville FL

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A Jacksonville family is heartbroken and searching for answers after 38-year-old Kenance “Tiger” Bronson was shot and killed over the weekend in the city’s Brentwood neighborhood. According to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, officers responded to the 4300 block of Brentwood Avenue on Saturday...

JEA is suspending late fees and easing other financial relief criteria in response to the federal government shutdown. Jacksonville’s public electric, water and wastewater utility said in a news release that it will not apply late fees to customers’ bills beginning Thursday until further notice.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A Baptist Health patient says she was shocked to find another person’s private medical information in her online health portal, raising serious concerns about patient privacy and data security. Elise Geiss told the News4JAX I-TEAM that when her wife checked her blood test results online,...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Duval County School Board on Tuesday approved not only a $17.2 million sale of its riverfront headquarters but also the purchase of a new HQ location: the Dream Finders building on Prominence Parkway off Baymeadows Road. Both votes were a narrow 4-3 margin. Board members...

Denny’s, like many casual restaurants, has been struggling, but a deal has been struck to sell the company to an investment group.

A routine night at the Florida-Georgia game took a shocking turn when police say a man attacked a police horse in front of crowds downtown.

Riverfront Plaza has gone green. The installation of trees and grass has given the ongoing construction an almost-finished look for the first phase slated to open by the end of the year on the former site of the Jacksonville Landing. The opening phase of Riverfront Plaza encompasses the rebuilt riverwalk, the water...

Residents of Avondale, near Edgewood and 17, have been expressing their concerns over the increasing number of suspicious activities in their neighborhood. Over the past month, there has been a noticeable rise in individuals walking and driving around late at night and early in the morning, checking car doors and...

As the government shutdown stretches on, thousands of families across Northeast Florida are feeling the strain, especially those relying on food assistance programs like SNAP.

Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said it’s looking for two men they believe stole $2,000 worth of trading cards from a big box retailer.