There has been a growing list of examples of people losing their jobs after making controversial posts about the assassination of Charlie Kirk. “I think that we can’t, in the midst of this tragedy, either lose our free speech or lose our humanity,” said the president of the Florida First Amendment Foundation.

Based on CFO Blaise Ingoglia's office’s math, he argued Jacksonville could slash $200 million from the budget without impacting city services. His goal is to cut property taxes even further than the $13 million already set for a vote.

An Inspector General report found dozens of employees were authorized to work from home without proper approval or because a department was following an old policy.

The Live Local Act was passed in 2023 with the goal of reducing red tape and encouraging the development of workforce and affordable housing. In Jacksonville, it seems poised to allow 216 townhomes to be built right next to Atlantic Can Inc’s tire recycling plant.

Action News Jax’s Jake Stofan has been in Jacksonville’s Mandarin neighborhood all Monday afternoon, and there is a major police presence that appears to be related to the shooting in Clay.

A manager of a local food truck park is claiming the city is trying to force him out of business with repeated citations for code violations. 

A newly released video of a tense police standoff in Mayport that led to officers shooting and killing 37-year-old Cale Tyler Gilbert captured the nearly two-hour ordeal.

Enforcement policy is changing rapidly across the state of Florida, following a ruling effectively lifting a ban on open carry. One of the big questions now: What does improper open carry look like?

It was the aftermath of a debate on proposed budget amendments that led four Democratic members to walk out for nearly an hour and refuse to vote. The amendments, ultimately left out for now, would ban funding for DEI, abortion and immigrants without legal status.

William McNeal Jr, the man whose controversial arrest where he was struck in the face multiple times by a JSO officer went viral in July, has officially filed a federal lawsuit.

Following a change in definition, the number of persistently low-performing schools in Florida has ballooned compared to last year, potentially paving the way for more charter schools.

With one Republican councilmember absent from the meeting, the measure appeared to be headed towards a tie. The decision on a property tax cut will now be made later this September.

Opposition is mounting against the $13 million property tax cut in the proposed budget before Jacksonville City Council. The Jacksonville Civic Council has joined the mayor and police and firefighter groups calling for a 'no' vote.

An online vigilante group that targets people who prey on children is blasting the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office for not immediately arresting a man he claimed had suspicious material involving a child on his phone.

Reigning Miss USA Lindsey Langston is seeking a restraining order against Congressman Cory Mills (R-FL 7th District), accusing him of stalking and threatening to release sexual videos of her.