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Duval County School Board candidate Clarence James is speaking out regarding his campaign using artificial intelligence-generated images.
A new Florida state law is reshaping the future of large-scale development in St. Johns County by allowing eligible agricultural landowners to skip the traditional rezoning process.
A local pastor is behind bars following his arrest by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office for the alleged lewd molestation of a minor inside a church.
A Lackawanna neighborhood bar has been forced to shut its doors following a weekend undercover sting prompted by months of neighborhood complaints.
The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office launched a massive crackdown on illegal street racing and reckless driving over the weekend, called “Operation Braking News.”
A groundbreaking new emergency alert system designed to rapidly locate missing children with autism is officially becoming a reality across Florida.
Sunday morning shooting in Durkeeville leaves one dead, one critically injured. Police are investigating the incident.
A major affordable housing development designed to support veterans, active-duty military personnel, and families experiencing homelessness has officially broken ground in Jacksonville.
Students at the University of North Florida will face higher housing costs and, for some, higher tuition beginning in the Fall 2026 semester.
In-state tuition rates will remain unchanged.
Jacksonville residents seeking local dining options are increasingly being greeted by padlocked entrances and empty parking lots at the Town Center.
History is being written in the nation’s oldest city. City Commissioner Cynthia Garris is set to become the first Black mayor of St. Augustine in its 461-year history.
Drivers across Northeast Florida are beginning to see some relief at the gas pump after months of elevated fuel prices tied to tensions in the Middle East.
After roughly 40 years of operation, the Pecan Park Flea Market will officially close its doors on September 27.
A local man is recovering after an online marketplace transaction turned into a violent situation at a local apartment complex on Tuesday evening.