2 days ago Jacksonville police kill armed woman after she shoots at themThe shooting was the 15th this year involving the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, compared with 17 all of last year.…By Dan Scanlan
October 8, 2026 NOV. 3 VOTER GUIDE | Fifth District Court of Appeal judge retentionThe Fifth District Court of Appeal reviews decisions made by lower courts in the Jacksonville area and beyond. Three judges…By Elizabeth Caldwell
October 8, 2026 Clay Hill man jailed after reports he waved AR-15 rifle beside roadOpen carry is generally allowed in Florida, but not threatening people with an assault rifle.…By Dan Scanlan
October 2, 2026 Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters files to seek reelectionWaters is touting lower crime and reduced gang violence since he won the office in November 2022.…By News4Jax staff
October 2, 2026 Jacksonville’s animal control response worries councilman and inspector generalThe systems people use to report dangerous dogs and other animal control issues is under scrutiny.…By Elizabeth Caldwell
October 1, 2026 Domestic abuse killed more people in Duval County last yearProsecutors and social service providers released new data to recognize Domestic Violence Awareness Month.…By Dan Scanlan
October 1, 2026 Clay County woman accused of draining $100K from disabled person in her careInez Sullivan is accused of transferring the disabled person’s money to her own account for more than seven years.…By News4Jax staff
September 30, 2026 Duval School Board to consider allowing guns in cars on school propertyDuval County Schools may change its policy and allow employees to store guns in their cars at school.…By Megan Mallicoat
September 30, 2026 Mentally ill defendants in Florida jails are waiting months for treatment: LawsuitDisability Rights Florida estimates that at least 650 defendants are awaiting transfer to a state hospital across Florida…By Simone Endress
September 29, 2026 State attorney general subpoenas JTA amid transit agency’s budget woesThe subpoena demands JTA provide contracts and communications linked to vendors, services, and former CEO Nat Ford.…By Mike Mendenhall
September 29, 2026 Teacher charged after sending disturbing email, allegedly touching student at schoolThe Darnell-Cook School of the Medical Arts teacher faces multiple felony charges after a disturbing email and alleged student contact.…By Briana Brownleee - News4Jax
September 28, 2026 Carrico won’t seek City Council reelection, will launch advisory firm with wifeJacksonville City Council President Kevin Carrico will not seek a third term in 2027 and will launch Alignment Global Partners.…By Mike Mendenhall
September 24, 2026 Recently released from prison, Aaron Zahn could be entitled to damages from JEA, arbitrator rulesJEA might owe ex-CEO Aaron Zahn damages and attorneys fees for what an arbitrator deemed a breach of his original…By Nate Monroe - The Tributary and Molly Farrar - The Florida Trib
September 23, 2026 Does ‘no-kill’ shelter policy leave dangerous dogs on Jacksonville’s streets?No-kill is designed to save animals’ lives, but critics say it can lead to devastating consequences.…By Elizabeth Caldwell
September 22, 2026 Why only Flock, and not police, can remove the controversial camerasThe cameras belong to Flock, so only Flock can remove them. Some police have covered the cameras instead.…By Gloria Falach - WUSF
September 21, 2026 Former JEA CEO Aaron Zahn released from prisonZahn is staying at a halfway house in Orlando with a listed release date of Jan. 12, 2027.…By Molly Farrar - The Florida Trib
September 15, 2026 New Baldwin principal removed after gun found in his car at schoolMichael Smith, the principal of Baldwin Middle-Senior High School, was removed Tuesday after police discovered a loaded handgun in his…By Megan Mallicoat
September 14, 2026 4 charged locally in nationwide COVID-19 aid investigationProsecutors said the four defrauded the Paycheck Protection Program, a COVID-19 relief effort.…By Dan Scanlan
September 8, 2026 Clay County moves to stop guardians who exploit children and elderlyA new task force will seek to prosecute guardians who take advantage of people they are supposed to protect.…By Dan Scanlan
September 8, 2026 AI-generated ‘Cat in the Hat’ sparks school safety warningsThe St. Johns County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the national Cat in the Hat craze on social media.…By Chris Will - News4Jax
September 4, 2026 Attorney Ben Crump says police killed Asia Bennett by shooting her in the backCrump says Bennett was no threat and the officer who shot her should be held accountable.…By Dan Scanlan
September 3, 2026 St. Johns County will remove at least some of its Flock camerasThe Sheriff’s Office did not specify whether it will remove all Flock cameras or just those on state roads.…By Noah Hertz
September 2, 2026 Neptune Beach stops using cameras to monitor drivers in school zonesThe move follows an order from the state to halt use of license plate readers like Flock cameras.…By News4Jax staff
September 2, 2026 Hundreds of DUI cases under review after Breathalyzer ruling in JacksonvilleA panel of judges ruled that unauthorized repairs on Breathalyzer machines made test results unreliable.…By Simone Endress