Top stories for Wednesday, May 21, 2025 on Jacksonville’s Morning News. City Council Member Joe Carlucci says FDOT will conduct a study on a stretch of Baymeadows Road where a local father and his baby died after a collision.

Top stories for the Tuesday, May 20, 2025 edition of Jacksonville’s Morning News: The St. Johns County School Board is expected to hire its next superintendent during a meeting today.

Memorial Day weekend in Jacksonville means jazz music will fill the streets of Downtown, as Jazz Festival returns. The weekend is full of opportunities to honor members of the service who paid the ultimate sacrifice.

It’s a street lined with big, mature oak trees but Mandarin Road is narrow and doesn’t have a complete sidewalk for people to use. Now, a debate in the neighborhood about a proposed JTA project.

Jacksonville's Morning News for Tuesday, May 13, 2025 follows multiple developing stories including two pedestrian fatalities on the westside, a deadly shooting at Wacko's Gentleman's Club in Englewood, and a 9:00 am visit with St. Johns County Superintendent Tim Forson ahead of his upcoming retirement.

WOKV in-depth coverage following serious injury accidents, discussion of ordinance.

Top stories on Tuesday, May 6, 2025 edition of Jacksonville’s Morning News.

Top stories on Jacksonville’s Morning News for Monday, May 5, 2025: An Indiana company is recalling tomatoes sold by Gordon Food Service stores in eleven states due to a risk of salmonella.

This weekend is a time to celebrate Mom. And there is surely something for every style in northeast Florida.

Thursday’s e-bike crash happened on Race Track Road in the same area where another boy was seriously hurt on Monday night. St. Johns County leaders say they’re working on a new e-bike ordinance.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office and First Coast Crime Stoppers are hoping someone recognizes the SUV that struck a man on the westside, resulting in life-threatening injuries.

Welcome to May 1, and the first of many festivals gets underway in Fernandina Beach with the opening parade at the Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp Festival at 6:00 pm.

A deadly shooting investigation is underway in Jacksonville’s Hyde Park community on the westside.

Several organizations, including the Drug Enforcement Administration and Florida Poison Control are teaming up with the Jacksonville Police Department for Prescription Drug Take Back Day

First Coast Crime Stoppers will host a live stream digital press conference to highlight a cold case homicide.