Two women have been arrested after the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said they violated the Florida’s new “Halo Law.”

"The optics aren’t aligning": Board members' "turning point" tee-shirts spark cries of hypocrisy amid teacher firings and investigations.

Action News Jax has obtained the ten initial bids submitted to purchase DCPS’ Southbank headquarters and found the top-dollar offer was never presented to the board. 

A convicted cop killer wants his death sentence tossed, claiming jury bias from emotional testimony.

The “Stadium of the Future” takes a big step forward with $700M in construction plans filed.

City leaders are examining the city’s health plan in an effort to reduce costs. 

The appellate court ruling just issued goes further by asking the Florida Supreme Court to weigh in on the issue to clear up the confusion once and for all.

McCoy’s Creek was officially reconnected to the St. Johns River Thursday as the result of a multi-year restoration and flood mitigation project.

Jacksonville airport officials expect that, at least for now, travel delays should be minimal. During the last shutdown in 2018, however, the drawn-out government budget battle did cause issues for flyers.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan stood side by side at a news conference for the first time in more than two years on Wednesday, but the mayor’s appearance wasn’t exactly voluntary.

Several St. Johns County leaders are named in a federal lawsuit claiming a sexual battery victim’s information was improperly released.

One of the biggest changes requires sex offenders to report travel residences, which are defined as a place where a person stays for three or more days in a single calendar year.

Thousands of local military service members are at risk of missing a paycheck with the government appearing to be headed towards a shutdown Wednesday.

A recent mass shooting and arson at a Michigan church has places of worship on alert. A proposed bill in Florida would waive several licensing and training requirements for people wishing to provide them with armed security.

Arthur Ayers has a lengthy arrest history, with 18 cases dating back to 2011 listed on his most recent arrest report alone. In the most recent case, a man told Action News Jax he paid Ayers upfront for tree trimming that never got done.