Duval County Public Schools enrollment has fallen below 100,000 students for the first time in modern history. District data shows a steady 16% decline in enrollment since 2015.

Duval County School Board members could consider a policy change that would allow employees, administrators, parents, and contractors to keep certain firearms secured inside their vehicles on school property.

A new Florida law taking effect Thursday will expand what police can use to identify someone as a gang member.

Former Douglas Anderson School of the Arts art teacher Hope McMath has filed a 30-page lawsuit against the Duval County School Board and three individual board members, alleging viewpoint discrimination and First Amendment retaliation.

An 80-year-old Jacksonville woman says she does not know where to turn as she deals with a severe roach infestation inside the Westside apartment she has called home for more than 30 years.

School bus cameras in Duval County have generated over $363,000 in fines after the district began enforcing the program in May.

Duval Teachers United is preparing for a recertification election after falling short of a new state requirement that 60% of eligible employees be dues paying union members.

A River City Science Academy employee has been placed on administrative leave after posting a social media video containing comments that many people have described as antisemitic.

Benjamin Adcock has been located following a multi-day search.

It’s been 25 years since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. Travelers and Transportation Security Administration officers paused to remember the lives lost and the changes that followed.

Duval Teachers United will head to a recertification election after falling short of the 60% membership threshold required under state law.

Duval County School Board members are weighing two very different options as they work toward selecting a new home for district headquarters.

With just hours left before a key deadline, Duval Teachers United is still roughly 250 members short of the threshold needed to avoid a recertification vote, according to union leaders.

Duval County School Board members are set to vote Tuesday on a contract amendment that would make up to $6 million available each year for HVAC services and large emergency repairs.

Three children were killed and four other people were critically injured in an early morning townhouse fire in Jacksonville’s Mandarin area Wednesday. Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department crews responded to Windergate Drive just after 5 a.m. and found heavy fire on the first floor of the townhouse and heavy smoke on the second floor.