Registration is now open for what the organization calls Northeast Florida’s largest pet walk and festival - Mutt March.

Schools in Clay County closed down briefly when a winter storm blew through the area in January. Now, the county has to make up for it.

General admission to the Jacksonville Jazz Festival in Metropolitan Park is free, but there are paid packages available to help you beat the crowds - and the heat.

The Florida Department of Transportation awarded Stephanie Collins with the St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office the 2024 ‘Florida School Crossing Guard of the Year - Extra Mile Award.'

Contender is the largest male white shark ever caught, tagged, released and studied in the Northwest Atlantic by OCEARCH.

The Jacksonville International Airport is reverting its recent changes to disabled veteran parking at the Jacksonville International Airport

Rashad Murphy submitted requests demanding a speedy trial against his attorney’s wishes, and also asked for the dismissal of his legal counsel altogether.

THE PLAYERS Championship is once again teaming up with the Jacksonville Humane Society to offer free pet adoptions all weekend long.

The Vice Chair of the Clay Soil and Water Conservation Board, and son of Clay County School Board Member Beth Clark, was arrested Sunday, January 19th in a child sex sting operation conducted by the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office.

The 45-year-old Lake City man pleaded guilty to the charges in September of 2024 after a joint investigation by the Columbia County Sheriff’s Office, the FBI and the Florida Department of Law Enforcement.

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

The Jacksonville Zoo announced Wednesday that the home-grown Jaguar is leaving town on January 30th to be introduced to a potential mate - and maybe make some babies of his own.

The counter-serve cafe Island Donuts announced it will be closing its doors in Atlantic Beach this January.

Action News Jax confirmed Thursday that the Winn-Dixie at 1545 County Road 220 will close its doors Sunday, January 19th for renovations. It will open back up to the public after several months as the area’s newest Aldi.

Local congressmen argue the current red snapper numbers are outdated, and that the population has bounced back significantly.