Florida Highway Patrol is sharing new information with Action News Jax on a deadly wrong-way crash on I-295. We first told you yesterday when it blocked traffic near 103rd Street on the Westside for more than six hours.

The St. Johns County School District is not adding six more books to its list of more than 60 it says have been removed from schools.

It’s not all first-timers who do the DONNA Marathon every year, especially since the DONNA Foundation says it sees runners from more than 20 different countries come to Northeast Florida just to take part.

The Duval County School Board is, once again, considering a policy change to limit what employees can do on social media. But, just as we showed you when the district first introduced the proposed change last month, it still does not expressly include rules for school board members.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is searching for the man they say broke into an apartment in the Brentwood area, shot two men in the face, and drove off in one of their cars.

The Jacksonville Boat Show returned to the Prime Osborn Convention Center in downtown Jacksonville this weekend for the event’s 77th year. The North Florida Marine Association, helping to put it on this year, says there were more people this year than any year before.

The James P. Small Park and Henry Aaron Field in Jacksonville’s Durkeeville neighborhood, more than a century old, now looks brand new after getting upgrades from the city.

Georgia Power says, between Brunswick and St. Simons Island, more than 10,000 power outages were reported among its customers in Glynn County, alone.

From kids to parents and, even, utility workers, families from around northeast Florida and southeast Georgia went to Waycross’ Hampton Inn hotel to experience what was, for some, their first snowfall.

Former Georgia district attorney Jackie Johnson went back into the Glynn County courthouse for the start of the jury selection in her trial on Tuesday, almost four years after initially being charged with mishandling the case of Ahmaud Arbery’s murder.

Some people in need ask for helping hands, but a 10-year-old girl in Hilliard is getting an arm, instead.

Ariel Monteagudo, the man who pleaded guilty in November to hitting and killing Creekside High School graduate Trenton Stewart in a wrong-way crash, will now spend 12 years in prison.

Being a Nassau County native hasn’t just brought Joseph Bouchard closer to his community, it’s given him a call to action. The 23-year-old from Hilliard just answered his most recent call: helping someone from far outside county lines.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office just announced 10 arrests of people police say were connected to an international drug ring bringing narcotics from Mexico and Texas to northeast Florida.

The St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office says it has since identified and interviewed the driver they believe is responsible for the hit-and-run.