A part of the Southbank will be in the market soon. Starting next week, the Southbank Medical Pavilion, one of the largest independently owned healthcare sites in the area, will hit the market.

What is usually a calm morning for nature lovers at Riverside Park took a disturbing turn this week after park-goers discovered several dead ducks floating in the local pond. 

Less than two months after the installation of new cameras, police say the technology has already helped them make 14 arrests.

Thursday will be the last day to be able to take the driver’s license exam in another language in Florida.

As a cold snap grips Northeast Florida, many local electric vehicle (EV) owners are discovering a frustrating side effect of the cold temperatures on their battery.

In early 2026, the presence of federal agents had transformed daily routines into a series of calculated risks.

After nearly two decades of stagnant pay, Clay County commissioners may soon see their salaries on the ballot. 

The West Nassau High School baseball team is dealing with a massive theft as it left the team stripped of essential gear days before the start of the season.

The City of St. Augustine plans to build a 650-space parking garage at 194 West King St. to ease downtown parking.

Residents at The Park at Blanding apartments say they are living in a “stinking” situation as mounds of uncollected garbage are just another piece of the problem. 

A wave of Buffalo Bills fans is starting to trickle into Jacksonville ahead of Sunday’s AFC Wild Card playoff game against the Jaguars, turning local spots into lively outposts for the visiting faithful. 

As students return from winter break, school officials and a local law firm urge drivers to “Respect the Stop.”

After the Jaguars clinched the AFC South, a surge of excited fans flooded Sports Mania in Jacksonville Beach to gear up for the home playoff game, keeping owner Matthew Smith busy as he prepares for even more demand.

A boost in business with every Jag win, that’s what bars and food stands say has happened so far this season, and they all say they’re already gearing up for the next game. 

Murray Hill residents say a growing homeless camp at John D. Liverman Park is hurting their quality of life and raising safety concerns.