The Florida Theatre in Jacksonville is recognized as the most-attended venue in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, with a high ticket sale volume despite its smaller size.

A Mississippi man has been sentenced to 46 months for counterfeiting and firearm charges, including possession of a gun as a felon and distributing fake currency across states.

Jacksonville announces holiday closures for city offices and adjustments to services like public transit and sanitation, with essential services like public safety remaining operational.

St. Augustine is updating its building permit process with a new Land Development Application, effective January 1, 2025, due to a new Florida law, HB 267.

Duval County Public Schools announces five finalists for the 2025 VyStar Teacher of the Year award, celebrating their impact and dedication in education.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office removed their online inmate roster to combat a scam involving individuals pretending to be bail bond agents to defraud inmates' families.

A 43-year-old man died in a collision in Jacksonville when his sedan was struck by a pickup truck. The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating the incident.

An illegal gambling ring in Jacksonville has been shut down, implicating over a dozen people, including a couple identified as the operation's leaders.

The National Weather Service foresees variable weather for Jacksonville, FL with chances of showers, thunderstorms, and fog, and highs in the 70s dropping to cooler temperatures over the weekend.

Jacksonville officials announced details of a $173 million expansion by financial services firm Intercontinental Exchange Inc., expected to create 500 new jobs and strengthen the city's financial sector presence.

A woman in Jacksonville was sentenced to eight years for leading an armed drug trafficking ring and money laundering, with accomplices pleading guilty to related charges.

The Jacksonville Beach City Council approved a plan to allow more restaurants to offer sidewalk dining, aiming to create a vibrant, pedestrian-friendly atmosphere.

The Duval County School Board partners with Trinity Commercial Group to manage real estate assets, potentially including the sale of their administration building.