A Jacksonville mother says her medically fragile, nonverbal 7-year-old came home from Bayview Elementary last week with bruising on his body.

A Jacksonville Fire and Rescue District Chief is praising two Amazon delivery drivers who tried to save a woman trapped in her burning home on Tuesday on Fulton Road.

A new splash of color on San Jose Boulevard is catching drivers’ eyes and raising cyclists’ concerns.

Are you sure your child’s car seat is real? The answer could be a matter of life or death.

As Florida observes Disability History and Awareness Week, new concerns are surfacing over whether Jacksonville is doing enough to protect accessible parking.

A woman is disputing a $3,000 move-out bill she says he never agreed to.

After weeks of community outcry, a housing development project on Yellow Bluff and Starratt Road has been officially withdrawn.

Nearly three years after 13-year-old Prince Holland was gunned down, leaving football tryouts in Moncrief, survivors began telling jurors what happened the night of the shooting.

Jewish communities across the country are observing Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the year on the Jewish calendar. But alongside prayer and reflection, safety is also top of mind.

A Florida congressman and the reigning Miss United States faced off again in court Friday as a judge considers whether to grant a restraining order.

A Bradford County woman is pushing back against the county’s newly approved budget, calling it “tone deaf” and “out of touch” with working families.

A brand-new 2,000-space parking garage is under construction at Jacksonville International Airport.

A Jacksonville woman says she found her home's floors underwater and ceilings caved in after JEA installed a new water meter earlier this week.

Applications opened Friday for Florida’s first regulated black bear hunt in a decade, a lottery that will distribute just 187 harvest permits and has reignited a heated dispute between hunters and animal rights advocates.

A former president of the Yulee Little League is accused of siphoning over $94,000 from the organization and spending the money on personal expenses, according to Nassau County court documents and a sheriff’s office affidavit.