A special needs student was left unsupervised at Ribault High for nearly an hour, sparking safety concerns.

Starting Monday, September 15th, the Florida Department of Transportation will start charging tolls on the First Coast Expressway from Blanding Boulevard to U.S. 17 in Clay County. 

Just a day after Charlie Kirk was assassinated, crowds gathered at Jarboe Park in Neptune Beach to remember his life and legacy.

Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia leaders are reacting to the killing of conservative political activist Charlie Kirk.

A section of Sawpit Road, which is the main road on the island, was underwater on Tuesday. Neighbors said that's not the only area seeing persistent issues.

A new proposed housing development in Oceanway has homeowners pushing back. “I didn’t move out here to be part of an urban setting,” said one neighbor.

A former day care employee in Yulee has been arrested on charges of child abuse after surveillance footage captured her handling toddlers aggressively, the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office said.

A Jacksonville delivery driver is recovering from severe injuries after she says she was attacked by a dog.

Local parents and public health experts are expressing concerns over the state’s decision to end vaccine requirements.

Local homeowners are having trouble parking in their own neighborhood because of high school football fans. The huge crowd brought in by a Friday night game at Mandarin High School left neighbors with safety concerns.

“We wouldn’t be in this situation if he hadn’t been drinking and driving,” said the victim's stepdaughter. “No matter what happens, we are never going to get him back.”

"While the perplexing reversal will be costly to our taxpayers, we will be complying with the state’s request to remove these paintings and working with local artists to recreate them on a different canvas that is on private property and not on a roadway," said the City of Jacksonville in a statement.

“I get the business wants access to their meat and completely understand that,” said one neighbor. “There are places sectioned for that not in our neighborhood.” A community meeting on the proposal is scheduled for September 18.

Customers of a laser hair removal business, with locations in Jacksonville, Tallahassee, and Orlando, are being met with locked doors, and customers are left scrambling for answers.

After several customer complaints and an ongoing investigation by the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office, Patio Solutions LLC has filed for bankruptcy. A consumer expert says that these customers may not get their money back anytime soon, if at all.