A deadly E. coli outbreak linked to Grimmway Farms' organic carrots leads to a CDC-issued health alert, a recall, one death, and several hospitalizations.

The NWS reports mostly cloudy weather in Jacksonville with high humidity and stable pressure, and forecasts a sunny day ahead with increasing temperatures and slight winds.

Akiyah Price was sentenced to 35 years for the second-degree murder of Matthew Swiger in Jacksonville Beach, with an additional five years of probation.

Florida CFO Jimmy Patronis announced the arrest of two former Aetna employees, Rochell Green and Breana Ferguson, for submitting over $1.1 million in false insurance claims.

Jacksonville's Sun-Ray Cinema has closed its Five Points location and announced a move to Tampa following the sale of their building and lease non-renewal.

A 37-year-old woman died in a single-vehicle crash in Columbia County after her SUV veered off the road and hit a tree. She was not wearing a seatbelt and was pronounced dead at the hospital.

Jaguars' Trevor Lawrence is out with an injury and won't play against the Lions; backup QB Mac Jones will start instead. The team aims for Lawrence's return after their Week 12 bye.

Restaurants nationwide offer free meals and discounts to veterans and active military on Veterans Day, with proof of service required to access these promotions.

St. Augustine announces a free shuttle service for the Nights of Lights event to help visitors access downtown festivities and alleviate traffic, starting November 23.

The meeting on the development plan for Taum Sauk Mountain State Park has been rescheduled to December 7 due to flooding. Public input on the park's future is encouraged.

A 42-year-old motorcyclist died in a crash with a sedan on St. Johns Bluff Road in Jacksonville. The incident took place early Tuesday and led to road closures.

Jacksonville is holding its annual Freedom Fountain Observance on November 8 to honor military service members and Veterans Day, featuring historical recounts and a water-mixing ceremony.

Jacksonville's Get Covered Jax! 2024 campaign, led by Mayor Donna Deegan, aims to simplify healthcare enrollment and reduce the number of uninsured. The previous campaign saw a 34% decrease in uninsured residents.