DCPS could lose $3.2M in state funding for AP, IB and similar programs — a hit that may raise exam costs and squeeze college-credit options for local students.

A JSO reel shows an officer pulling over a motorcyclist, calling the riding 'like a goon' and warning of rising biker deaths in Duval County.

A 37‑year‑old was arrested after a reported April 1 stabbing on South Woodlawn Street; the victim was hospitalized and investigators remain on the case.

A three‑in‑one bookstore, café and wine bar called The Books Cellar is coming to Hendricks Avenue this spring with roughly 1,100 titles, seating for 54 and event space.

A four‑day FDLE‑led sweep in Columbia County contacted 264 registrants and resulted in 17 arrests for alleged registration violations.

District 6 officers raided a Lem Turner Road smoke shop last Sunday, seizing meth, marijuana, five guns and $8,000; two men were arrested.

A Facebook reel shows sharks swimming near the St. Johns County Ocean Pier in St. Augustine Beach. County officials and experts urge beachgoers to follow lifeguards and check updates.

The June, a members-only club in the restored Federal Reserve building, says renovations are wrapping up and a soft opening is planned this summer.

A pre-dawn fatal crash closed all northbound lanes of I‑95 at Old St. Augustine Road on April 1, diverting traffic onto SR‑9B and snarling the morning commute.

Permit filings show Keke’s Breakfast Cafe plans a nearly 5,000‑sq‑ft build‑out at River City Marketplace on Jacksonville’s Northside, a move that would be its seventh Northeast Florida location.

A woman in her 30s was shot Monday night in Jacksonville’s Springfield neighborhood and taken to a hospital with life-threatening injuries. Police say a suspect was detained at the scene.

ENCORE Research Group is enrolling in Jacksonville for an early trial testing a potential one‑time gene‑editing treatment that aims to permanently lower LDL for people with inherited high cholesterol.

A Jacksonville electrical contractor bought a one‑acre site in Lackawanna and will expand its headquarters to about 20,000 square feet to support a growing team and a new climate‑services arm.