A spokesperson for the Sheriff’s Office told Action News Jax on Wednesday that Lieutenant Marc Crawford was reassigned to the Tele-Serv department within the Patrol Support Division.

People within the limits of Green Cove Springs and Keystone Heights will be able to vote.

The owner submitted an application in January to have it demolished. Now, the Cultural Resources Review Board will hold a meeting to discuss the idea and possible alternatives.

In a letter dated February 6th, the legal team for Save Historic American Beach issued a 60-day notice to Nassau County to address possible violations of the Endangered Species Act.

The Zoo's ranking could increase in coming years with projects like the expanded Manatee River and new entrance nearing completion.

Anyone in the designated school zone caught driving 11 mph or more over the posted speed limit would receive a $100 civil violation in the mail.

Months after closing down its only brick-and-mortar location, Mixed Fillings Pie Shop is making a return in Jacksonville.

Jacksonville saw nearly 8.2 million visitors and about $4.1 billion in visitor spending last year.

The Flamingo in Murray Hill serves coffee, food, beer and wine at its brick-and-mortar location, while also providing catering and wholesale coffee to other businesses in the area.

Jacksonville has been without Hamburger Mary’s unique food and entertainment offerings for more than a year following an electrical fire that forced it to close its doors.

Members of the Georgia State House have introduced two new bills to protect the Okefenokee Swamp from mining threats.

After a recent policy update, FDOT is now limiting light displays at its facilities and bridges to government holidays only. In addition, the new default color scheme is red, white and blue.

2025 is the inaugural season of the Junior Jumbos Crustacean Kids Club, a membership open to kids 12-years-old and under.

In 2024, Florida saw its highest number of manatee calf deaths since 2013. Over half were reported in the Indian River Lagoon, which is currently the subject of a lawsuit against the state.

During four select home games in the 2025 season, the Jumbo Shrimp will be renamed the Honey Drippers in a celebration of Jacksonville’s historic Eastside.