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Jacksonville man is recovering in the hospital after investigators say he was hit by semi-truck
A Jacksonville truck driver is in the hospital with severe injuries after a tragic hit-and-run crash along I-95.
‘We are going to fight it’: Community pushes for city leaders to turn down slaughterhouse proposal
Neighbors in one community are stepping up the fight against a plan to put a slaughterhouse on Jacksonville’s Southside.
The Clay County NAACP is helping a disabled veteran with the legal fight against his HOA
The Clay County NAACP is calling on local and state leaders to take action after a disabled veteran was sued by his Homeowners’ Association.
Jacksonville mom is desperate for answers after her teenage son was shot and killed
A Jacksonville mother speaks out for the first time after her 16-year-old son’s tragic shooting, demanding answers and justice.
St. Johns County Commissioner raises questions over local non-profit’s giving campaign
A St. Johns County Commissioner is raising concerns over a campaign between Fire Rescue and the United Way.
UNF poll shows 63% of surveyed Floridians are against ending vaccine mandates
Most Floridians don’t want childhood vaccine mandates dropped, so why are lawmakers pushing ahead?
Safety is top of mind as Edward Waters University celebrates homecoming week
Homecoming at Edward Waters gets a security overhaul; here’s what students need to know.
A Clay County disabled veteran and his wife are fighting a legal battle with their HOA
A disabled veteran is being sued by his HOA over a driveway he built for his wheelchair-accessible van.
‘It broke my heart’: Jacksonville family loses everything in apartment fire
A University of North Florida (UNF) student and her family are picking up the pieces after a fire destroyed their southside home.
Board for City of Jacksonville’s Kids Hope Alliance fires CEO
Kids Hope Alliance board members voted 6-to-1 to fire their CEO, Saralyn Grass, from her $216,000 job.
Funds for food stamps could dry out as government shutdown continues
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is at risk of pausing benefits for thousands of local families.
The state is putting more money behind local immigration enforcement
Florida is increasing its immigration enforcement efforts.
Clay County Education Association declares an impasse in salary negotiations with the district
Negotiations between educators and the Clay County School District have reached a breaking point.
Family of man who died in custody wants answers about his death
Loved ones are calling for accountability after their family member died inside the Clay County Jail.
Lake City mother demands justice for daughter, says she was the victim of sexual battery
A Lake City mom said she had to convince prosecutors to seek the strongest charge against the man she said raped her daughter nearly three years ago.
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