A mistrial has been declared in the trial of one of two men accused in the drive-by shooting death of Prince Holland, a Jacksonville 13-year-old, and the other man was found not guilty on all charges.

Verdict watch is underway for the men accused of shooting and killing a local 13-year-old.

Massive crowds, tight parking, and stadium construction caused chaos at Monday night’s Jaguars game.

A Duval teacher’s removal over social media posts sparks community outrage and free speech concerns.

It’s day four of testimony in the murder trial of two men accused in the shooting death of 13-year-old Prince Holland.

UNF’s current president, Moez Limayem, was just named the sole finalist for the University of South Florida’s president position. His time with the school has been full of new milestones in growth.

“We feel like JEA is overwhelmingly failing to plan a transition to local, affordable and reliable clean energy,” said Suzanne Sapp, with the Sierra Club.

One St. Augustine business owner said Friday and Saturday nights often feature people "getting drunk, walking out on the streets, going into the parking lots across the street that are privately owned, urinating, vomiting on the walls."

Rather than closing due to failed inspections, the property owner's attorney said Chez L’Amour had been evicted.

Just last week, a local mom was charged with child neglect after her nine-month-old son was brought to the hospital with fentanyl and cocaine in his system. By 2023, U.S. Poison centers managed 539 cases of illicit fentanyl exposure in children under 6 years old — a 5,290% increase over 2016.

Action News Jax is talking one-on-one with the state’s education commissioner following his announcement to revoke the license of a Clay County teacher.

Florida troopers said one man started shooting at another car during Tuesday’s evening commute, causing a shutdown on the highway. He is now being charged with assault.

A grieving family speaks out after a Middleburg woman was killed trying to stop a deadly home invasion.

Florida’s Education Commissioner said Monday he wants to revoke the license of a Clay County teacher over social media posts following conservative activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination.

A disturbing incident of digital voyeurism in downtown St. Augustine has visitors upset.