School shooting drill: Law enforcement swarms Stanton College Prep
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The heavy law enforcement and first responder presence that was in front of Stanton College…
3,000+ tickets issued in May for drivers illegally passing school buses in Jacksonville
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First Coast Expressway providing a road to economic development
A $1.8 billion toll road is reshaping how businesses and developers see Northeast Florida — and construction isn’t…
What does the lifted burn ban mean for Duval County? Hint: You still can’t burn anything
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – On Wednesday, June 3, the City of Jacksonville and Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department lifted…
3,000+ tickets in one month for drivers illegally passing school buses in Jacksonville: Here are the top 20 areas
3,000+ citations were mailed to drivers in Jacksonville for illegally passing school buses in May. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. —…
Jacksonville makes City Council legislation more accessible to the disabled
Online access to bills on Jacksonville City Council agendas has been restored after more than a month offline,…
Florida’s first pediatric hospice and palliative care center to open in Jacksonville
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Jacksonville-area police news for June 5, 2026
• A 41-year-old Jacksonville man was arrested at 1:13 a.m. Thursday in the 600 block of North Main…
Jacksonville woman pleads not guilty to intentionally running over family of ducks – Action News Jax
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Beverly Sasberry, 64, pleaded not guilty Thursday to 11 counts of felony animal cruelty on…
River City Beats with Stephen Quinn
North Florida native and Nashville recording artist Stephen Quinn brings high-energy country with a down-home edge, faith, family…
St. Augustine Beach police mobilize to thwart planned teen takeover
A planned teen takeover promoted on social media drew a heightened police presence to the St. Augustine Beach…
Can AI make housing more affordable? Jacksonville uses new technology to speed permits and cut costs
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – As Jacksonville struggles with an estimated shortage of 50,000 affordable housing units, city leaders are…