A new state and federal effort to ban pavement art on public roads may mean changes for some Jacksonville crosswalks.

“If you are going to play stupid games, you are going to win stupid prizes, and somebody won a 22-magnum bullet," said Timothy Williams after the shooting.

For neighbors, their main worry is keeping a new jail far from their homes. The city has not yet said where it might go.

Amy Riesberg said she posted in a Facebook group that she needed a place in May and she said Rashaad Rice contacted her about a home. The only ask before move-in was a $1200 deposit.

Leaders of Boys and Girls Clubs of Northeast Florida are warning that dozens of summer camps and year-round sites in our area could face disruptions or reductions in service due to a federal funding freeze.

A woman who witnessed a child being kidnapped at a Jacksonville intersection is speaking out.

From Wednesday morning on, drivers can expect two-way travel on Adams Street and Forsyth Street, between Jefferson and Liberty streets.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office needs the public’s help finding the driver they say hit Brandon Venegas, dragged him through a parking lot on Merrill Road, and then took off.

A town hall meeting was held Wednesday night at the Lane Wiley Senior Center, where over a dozen Normandy Village Utility customers had a chance to share their complaints with the company directly.

The bill would have blocked tax payer money from being given to organizations that provide services to undocumented immigrants.

A Jacksonville woman was visiting Jordan for a wedding when she spotted missiles flying over her. The conflict between Iran and Israel has left her stuck, as the fighting causes mass travel disruptions in the region.

An incident report noted as "witness tampering" states that Cassandra Brown told Jacksonville police her home was vandalized and the tires on her car slashed. She was shot to death weeks later.

Cassandra Brown’s friends said when she first started receiving threats, the man sending them was in police custody. When he was released, they said Brown became fearful for her life and went to law enforcement, but was later killed.

Cassandra Brown was shot and killed Friday after serving as a witness in a local criminal trial. Her son believes it was retaliation.

In dash camera video provided to Action News Jax, you can see the car speed across the parking lot before swerving and hitting the victim. He then drove off as people ran to check if the man was okay.