Don Brewer Elementary held its final last day Thursday; students will join Merrill Road Elementary in August and the Don Brewer campus will become GRASP Academy.

A 23‑year‑old San Mateo woman was arrested after investigators say medical records showed an infant in her care sustained about 10 suspected fractures in under a year. Authorities say home video contradicted the suspect’s account.

KOI Sushi & Thai will open a full-service location at Orange Park Mall this winter, the mall’s first standalone restaurant in years amid a post-sale refresh.

A Jacksonville veteran's service dog Mal'i was struck in a hit-and-run and ran off in East Arlington; the owner is asking locals to call with tips.

Emergency crews responded to an industrial accident at the Preferred Materials asphalt plant on New Berlin Road Tuesday; injuries were reported but details remain limited.

Pine Lakes neighbors say a narrow exit onto North Main has seen 21 crashes in six years and a May 9 wreck left a motorcyclist near death. FDOT recommends a signal but funding and the TPO process are delaying action.

Family and classmates marked the fourth anniversary of Rashaud Fields’ killing as investigators renewed calls for tips in the unsolved case.

A Baldwin Middle-Senior High social studies teacher was arrested Friday and reassigned while investigators probe allegations described as an offense against a student.

Two people were killed and another was injured Thursday after a two‑vehicle crash on Roosevelt Boulevard north of NAS Jacksonville. The Florida Highway Patrol says the incident is under investigation.

A Jacksonville woman says her stolen car was recovered and held as evidence in a homicide for eight months, leaving her without a vehicle while investigators process the case.

Hazel Street and Faropoint have permits under review for Pritchard Park, a two‑building, 157,680‑sq‑ft small‑bay industrial park on Pritchard Road with a ground‑breaking next Friday.

A JSO video shows a man allegedly kicking in four Holiday Hill homes and pointing a handgun at officers before deputies fired. The State Attorney’s Office is reviewing the May 4 incident.

Oxford Place will open May 28 in Ortega's restored Village Store, bringing Southern plates, craft cocktails and a neighborhood bar from the family behind Bold Birds.