The plan aims to revamp green spaces, beautify streetscapes, and boost local businesses.

With Pride Month nearing a close, Jacksonville businesses, neighbors, and allies sent it off decked out in their pride gear at the Riverside Arts Market.

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority’s brand-new “NAVI” autonomous vehicles are set to begin providing public transportation across Jacksonville’s Bay Street corridor on June 30.

Eight years after losing her mother to Alzheimer's, a Jacksonville Beach woman hiked roughly 550 miles to raise money for research and care. According to the Alzheimer’s Association, the disease affects roughly one out of every eight people in Duval County above the age of 65.

Many parents spoke out in support of protecting and restricting those books in St. Johns County Schools, but some also questioned the current book restriction process itself.

Michael Easter was shot and killed after leaving the parking lot of the Elevation Lounge on the Northside.

Many in the audience of the Duval Doge presentation Monday came with questions and concerns for Councilmember Salem. Some challenged the lack of involvement of private business owners and everyday citizens in the committee, as well as a perceived lack of bipartisanship.

JSO says the incident happened at around 3 a.m. Sunday morning.

 Many gathered in opposition to President Trump’s immigration policies following protests in Los Angeles.

The sailors on board the USS Jason Dunham spent nine months sailing through Europe and the Middle East. In that time, the sailors conducted exercises with our NATO allies and combat operations in the Red Sea.

Boater Skip Day in Clay County means hundreds hitting the open water to celebrate the unofficial kick-off of summer, all while taking a bit of unapproved time off work.

Thursday morning, for the fourth straight year, multiple law enforcement agencies across Duval County conducted active shooter drills in our area schools, to make sure they’re prepared in times of crisis.

Duval voters were deadlocked with 48% for the separation of the beaches and 48% against it.

The University of North Florida surveyed more than 700 registered voters across Duval County and learned that the cost of housing was listed as the number one concern.

For Jacksonville’s Arlington residents, Merrill Road already presents its fair share of traffic headaches.