A new statewide poll from the University of North Florida suggests Florida’s political landscape may be more competitive than it has been in recent election cycles.

From supporting wounded veterans to breaking down the growing conflict with Iran, retired Colonel Chris Budihas covered a wide range of military topics during his latest appearance on In Depth with Kristine Bellino.

After another violent weekend in Northeast Florida, First Coast Crime Stoppers is reminding people that even the smallest piece of information could help solve a case.

Hubbard House is launching a new initiative designed to bring more men into the conversation about domestic violence prevention, with the ultimate goal of creating violence-free relationships throughout the community.

First Coast Crime Stoppers has become the most-visited Crime Stoppers website in Florida and currently ranks second in the world, according to Executive Director Chase Robinson.

The "First Coast Military Life" host discusses the fragile ceasefire with Iran, the B-52 tragedy and controversy surrounding the Army's Executive Innovation Corps.

What started as a celebration of the New York Knicks’ first NBA championship in more than five decades ended in tragedy when a family dog was shot and killed by a Los Angeles police officer responding to reports of a screaming woman in Canoga Park, California.

K9s For Warriors, along with the Jacksonville Humane Society and SAFE Animal Shelter, is hosting a free dog adoption event on Sunday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The Jacksonville Beach Police Department is asking for help identifying two people accused of leaving a restaurant without paying for their meal.

The event is scheduled for Saturday, June 20.

A man is recovering after he was shot and stabbed while sitting in his garage early Monday morning on Jacksonville’s Southside, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

A fire at a commercial building in Jacksonville’s Pine Forest area also affected a nearby home Saturday afternoon, according to the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department.

The St. Augustine Music Festival is celebrating its 20th anniversary this summer with six free classical music performances in downtown St. Augustine.

A person died after an apartment fire early Sunday morning at the Landon Imperial Apartments, according to the Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department.

The Plaza de la Constitución will once again host Concerts in the Plaza, the City of St. Augustine’s free summer concert series, beginning Thursday, May 28.