Two Northeast Florida sheriffs and other public safety leaders are urging Floridians to vote no on Amendment 3, warning the property tax measure could lead to major revenue losses and cuts to essential services.

A couple in Jacksonville’s North Shore neighborhood is cleaning up after tidal flooding damaged part of their home following days of nor’easter conditions and gusty winds.

A Jacksonville man is challenging Duval County’s stop-arm school bus cameras after he was cited for passing a stopped school bus. Action News Jax has told you when Duval County Public Schools entered an agreement with BusPatrol. The company uses AI-powered cameras to catch drivers who pass stopped school buses and has already cited tens of thousands of drivers.

A Nassau County Cub Scout leader is facing charges after deputies say he touched a teenager in an unwanted and sexual manner on multiple occasions

Duval County Public Schools this month began rolling out new weapons detection systems at elementary schools after the School Board approved a $2 million contract with the security company.

Duval County voters will decide in November whether to renew a property tax supporting public schools, which supporters say has helped teachers earn more and could help keep them in the district.

Florida voters will decide on three proposed constitutional amendments when they head to the polls in this year’s midterm election.

Republican Congressman and Florida gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds addressed several issues affecting Jacksonville during a roundtable discussion focused on affordability.

A River City Science Academy employee who posted a social media video containing comments that many people have described as antisemitic no longer works for the school, according to school administrators.

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.