City officials say the Stadium of the Future and two nearby naval bases give Jacksonville a real shot at landing college football's oldest rivalry game.

A hawk perched on Life Flight Jacksonville's newly named Dolly helicopter, a day after the country legend's death at 80.

The Margaret Street pizzeria's closure adds to a wave of departures in Jacksonville's Riverside and 5 Points dining scene.

Deputies say the shooting happened just after 2 a.m. in the Indian Trails neighborhood, with no danger to the public.

A Jacksonville woman says VyStar denied her fraud claim after scammers drained $42,000. Now other members say they have questions too.

Mason's Famous Lobster Rolls serves its last rolls Tuesday, leaving Fernandina Beach as the region's only outpost.

A sergeant talked James Julian into returning to a Peoria Drive home after a SafeWatch Alert locked down nearby Lakeside streets.

Police were called to the 800 block just before 6 p.m. Friday. Detectives are still hunting for witnesses and surveillance video.

Chuck and Diane Martoia say Carefree Boat Club emptied its St. Augustine marina overnight, yet their credit card is still getting billed.

Joyce Scarborough spent 11 weeks in rehab after being hit outside Golfview Elementary. She's determined to return to her post.

Miguel Solis-Morales, deported in 2015, was found back in Jacksonville during a routine state probation stop.

The DeBary native and former Marine spent his UNF years applying fluid dynamics to pool cues at a Jacksonville factory.

State regulators greenlit JEA's 675-megawatt plant near the old St. Johns River Power Park, but critics warn of a 30-year, $6 billion bill.