Betty Griffin Center, a nonprofit that supports victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, has been evicted from its office within the St. Johns County Clerk of Court’s Office.

A familiar name in Jacksonville politics is getting back in the game.

The CEO of a taxpayer-funded children’s agency is making changes following an Action News Jax investigation into her outside business activities.

Action News Jax’s Ben Becker is uncovering a potential conflict of interest involving Kids Hope Alliance CEO Dr. Saralyn Grass, who is responsible for managing tens of millions in taxpayer dollars meant to support children and families.

Craig Shoup, who had served with the Jacksonville Bar Association since 2017, was offered the position of Neighborhoods Administrator on September 12.

A local judge accused of abuse of power by a local state attorney has resigned.

A high-stakes legal battle is taking flight between the Jacksonville Aviation Authority (JAA), City Council — and a private aviation company has the city’s top attorney, General Counsel Michael Fackler, grounded in the middle.

The conservative parental rights group Moms for Liberty compiled evidence to ask for an investigation into teacher Hope McMath. Her lawyer told Action News Jax that “this type of persecution will have a devastating chilling effect on our whole educational system and our children.”

Ryan Glynn, 5, was diagnosed with leukemia in October 2024.

Dozens of young cancer patients swapped hospital gowns for baseball caps as they received the full VIP treatment during a Jumbo Shrimp game, including 4-year-old Remi.

A high-profile local educator has retained legal counsel after being removed from the classroom by Duval County Public Schools (DCPS) and it’s all over what she says was her First Amendment right.

Longtime educator and arts advocate Hope McMath has been temporarily reassigned by Duval County Public Schools following a controversial social media post referring to Jacksonville City Councilman Rory Diamond as a "grand wizard."

The City of Jacksonville’s Office of Inspector General is now investigating whether the Jacksonville Housing Authority (JHA) fired three employees in retaliation for cooperating with a previous OIG investigation, multiple sources tell Action News Jax’s Ben Becker.

Joia Suggs, a single mother of five, is navigating the challenges of caring for her son Joidon, who was diagnosed with neuroblastoma in 2023.

Action News Jax has learned that since JEA took over management of Normandy Village Utility (NVU), the public utility’s call center has reached its highest call volume in nearly two years.