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.

Two Jacksonville children with autism drowned in Northside retention ponds within a matter of weeks, prompting city leaders, healthcare professionals and community members to begin searching for ways to prevent another tragedy.

Dozens of seniors were displaced after a Sunday night fire at The Blake at St. Johns, an assisted living and memory care facility in St. Johns County.

St. Johns County leaders are kicking off the school year with a warning for families about digital threats, internet safety, and the importance of reporting suspicious behavior

Jacksonville's new Met Park Marina is now open on the St. Johns River, featuring 78 slips near EverBank Stadium.

A Jacksonville family is grieving after the search for a 7-year-old autistic boy ended in a tragedy Wednesday.

More than 270 school bus workers in Duval County have authorized a strike less than a week before students return to class, creating uncertainty as contract negotiations continue between Durham School Services and Teamsters Local 512.

A Duval County judge has continued a hearing that could determine whether video and records tied to the in-custody death of Charles Faggart will be released.

A comparison between high administrators' pay and teachers pay were the focus of a sit-down interview Wednesday with Duval County Schools Superintendent Dr. Christopher Bernier.

Florida education leaders could soon require school districts to address artificial intelligence in their internet safety policies, just weeks before students return to classrooms across Northeast Florida.