A young detainee reportedly missed seizure medication as advocates plan a courthouse rally outside the Sanderson facility.

Christopher Herndon, 41, allegedly wrote that police would come to him if he needed anything before SWAT hit his Potomac Avenue home.

The co-ed “show baseball” tour will bring trick plays and a home run derby to Jacksonville next May, with proceeds benefiting St. Jude.

Deputies used a pool brush to coax a soggy buck out of a St. Johns County home and back into the woods.

The tower would rise where Jacksonville Landing once stood, but a city grant request could reignite council fights over developer subsidies.

Private investors want to plant a massive festival campus at Cecil Commerce Center, but the city says it hasn't even been asked yet.

A 150-room hotel and 90,000-square-foot plaza are pitched for the decade-empty Kmart site, but parking math still comes up short.

SWAT and negotiators surrounded a Middleburg house overnight after an armed wanted subject holed up alone inside a relative's home.

Tickets are already on sale for the October 22 show at Al Lawson Center, where students first saw the lineup on the stadium video board.

The Chartrand deck at Ascension St. Vincent's Riverside has sat roped off since 2023. Crews now plan an October start on the $5 million fix.

Clear skies will not last long in Jacksonville. Afternoon thunderstorms, heavy downpours and a wet Labor Day weekend are ahead.

The property owner has stalled for months, and Quincy's redevelopment board says the old Tannery building could fall.

Artist Shaun Thurston spent three weeks painting “The Constellation of Us” at Park and Lomax after FDOT wiped out Five Points’ rainbow crosswalks.