Dense fog is limiting visibility across Jacksonville this morning with an NWS advisory through about 9 a.m. Tuesday. Expect sun this afternoon and warmer temperatures this week.

A CROWN Act bill that would bar school discipline for natural hairstyles failed to advance in a Florida committee, advocates said. Sponsors and students vowed to keep pushing.

Developers propose Regency Split Lofts in Arlington — smaller, for-sale condos pitched to firefighters, teachers and municipal employees. The model is billed as a template that could be replicated across Jacksonville.

Two men were arrested in connection with a Sept. 1, 2022 Jacksonville apartment break‑in that left Melvin Keepler Jr. dead.

Duval County Public Schools is investigating after an unauthorized person boarded a school bus Tuesday and briefly touched a student.

Putnam County deputies arrested Matthew Dennis after a 47-year-old Palatka man was found shot along a wooded trail. The suspect was taken into custody after a multi‑agency warrant was executed.

A driver died early Monday after a GMC Denali ran off University Boulevard into a Starbucks parking lot and struck a concrete light pole, the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said.

Federal and state investigators say they've secured a $1.83M settlement with movers and their owner after alleging deceptive household‑goods practices. The judgment splits penalties, restitution and attorney fees.

Vestcor plans to demolish the former Apex Business Forms building at 200 N. Lee St. as part of a land swap tied to the University of Florida’s LaVilla graduate campus.

A Jacksonville caregiver was arrested after investigators say she stole nearly $98,075 from an 87‑year‑old Nocatee client; police say surveillance and bank records tied the fraud to a fraudulent account and a business.

A former Mascotte police officer convicted in the 1987 rape and murder of 11‑year‑old Teresa McAbee has been scheduled for execution March 31, 2026, after Gov. DeSantis signed a death warrant.

Florida’s attorney general says he may sue Jacksonville after investigators found two binders of firearm logbooks that recorded personal details of people who carried guns into city buildings.

Research and trial data show many men with low‑risk prostate cancer are deferring surgery or radiation in favor of active surveillance, with similar long‑term survival. Local coverage highlights the shift and what patients should ask.