Robert Grant, Action News Jax

The Jacksonville City Council Auditor is now looking into Mayor Donna Deegan’s trip to London around the Jaguars game after some members of city council raised questions. The auditor received new information from the Mayor’s Office on Tuesday.

Your utility bill could soon go up as JEA is considering a rate increase that would add more than $15 to your bill over the next two years.

Contract negotiations have been ongoing since July and the second extension ends Thursday.

Jacksonville City Council Member Terrance Freeman is calling for a full audit of Mayor Donna Deegan’s European trip she went on as the Jacksonville Jaguars played an “away” game and a “home” game in the UK over two weeks.

Negotiations between Florida Blue and Baptist Health are in a deadlock as the current contract expires at midnight on Tuesday.

A contract between Florida Blue and Baptist Health expires Monday which could leave tens of thousands paying more for their care or finding a new doctor altogether.

A former Jacksonville Sheriff’s officer was arrested and accused of inappropriately touching a woman he had pulled over for a suspended license.

It’s no secret Jacksonville is surrounded by water, from the ocean to St. Johns River. “It’s a great asset, but it’s also a liability in terms of stuff like this,” Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan said Wednesday referring to Hurricane Helene.

The clock is ticking on negotiations between Baptist Health and Florida Blue with tens of thousands of patients stuck in the middle.

For months, Duval County School Board members discussed closing schools, but it became a reality for some parents who got this email from their school’s principal last week.

The City of Jacksonville filed a motion Monday to dismiss a $800,000 lawsuit against the developers behind the Laura Street Trio.

Duval County Public Schools has a surplus of approximately 75 teachers, which the district said will be reassigned to a new school.

Heavy rain impacted areas around Jacksonville Wednesday that are familiar with flooding. But the city’s resiliency office said new neighborhoods could be vulnerable in years to come if development plans don’t change.

The relentless rain backed up many aging drainage systems across Jacksonville, which caused flooded roads and yards Wednesday.

More than two dozen local adults celebrated a milestone on Monday and got their high school diploma, years after dropping out of school for some.