April 22, 2026 Florida prepares for the day when taxicabs can flyGov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill providing funding for vertiports, the hubs for small aerial taxicabs.…By News Service of Florida
April 21, 2026 Wildfire risks could grow over next 10 weeks, officials warnThe danger of wildfires will persist as long as the drought continues, and little rain is forecast, fire officials say.…By Dan Scanlan
April 21, 2026 How Duval Schools remains mindful of minority mental healthThe district’s 2026 Student Mental Health Conference enabled students to get specific about their needs.…By Will Brown
April 21, 2026 BIT OF JOY | Celebrate Earth DayHere are a few ways to celebrate Earth Day in Northeast Florida.…By Heather Henderson
April 21, 2026 Property tax cuts not on the agenda for state lawmakersFlorida House Speaker Daniel Perez is frustrated the governor has not made a property tax proposal.…By Douglas Soule - WUSF
April 21, 2026 Fire danger expands across much of the Florida PeninsulaDry air, high winds and a severe drought have put much of the state under a red flag warning.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center
April 20, 2026 Wildfires scorch Northeast Florida as drought continuesA wildfire in Clay County grew to over 2,000 acres, and a 1,000-acre fire was burning in adjacent Putnam County.…By Dan Scanlan
April 20, 2026 FBI Jacksonville warns about scammers posing as agentsScammers have duped people out of money by impersonating FBI agents, law enforcement and government officials.…By News4Jax staff
April 20, 2026 How Florida’s SAVE Act could affect voter registrationA new election law will dramatically change voter registration, but it won’t take effect until after November’s elections.…By Meghan Bowman - WUSF
April 20, 2026 Dry air increases fire danger in North Florida and PanhandleA cold front is bringing dry and windy conditions to drought-stricken areas, a recipe for wildfires.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center
April 17, 2026 County pathologist back on the job after social media lapseAn investigation concluded the deputy’s social media post could support Donald Trump’s death.…By Mike Mendenhall
April 17, 2026 Florida may bar undocumented immigrants from collegesThe Florida Department of Education could require all state colleges to ensure students are in the U.S. legally.…By Ana Goñi-Lessan - News Service of Florida
April 17, 2026 Jacksonville teacher charged with child sexual materialJohnny Robinson III, a math teacher at Temple Christian Academy, faces 50 counts. He has been fired.…By Dan Scanlan
April 17, 2026 Record heat possible for next several daysParts of North Florida are forecast to reach 90 degrees or more by week’s end, breaking heat records.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center
April 16, 2026 WHAT TO DO | The CookOut: Unity on the Block; Sea Turtle Fest; Historic Timeline SaunterA block party celebrating Jacksonville’s Urban Core, Sea Turtle Fest in Fernandina Beach, and a stroll through history in St.…By Amy Garrett
April 16, 2026 DeSantis’ office devotes millions to Northwest Jax job training programs, Boys & Girls ClubsGov. Ron DeSantis’ office devoted $3 million to Northwest Jacksonville training programs that will provide skills for trades and medical…By Will Brown
April 16, 2026 Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan files for reelectionDeegan hopes to become the first Democrat since 1983 to be reelected as Jacksonville mayor.…By Mike Mendenhall
April 16, 2026 City Council protester convicted of resisting arrestA jury convicted Leah Grady in connection with protests last year at a Jacksonville City Council meeting.…By Dan Scanlan
April 16, 2026 Archaeologists to discuss relics from segregated schoolsSt. Augustine will have a community meeting to highlight artifacts unearthed from the sites of former segregated schools.…By Noah Hertz
April 16, 2026 Becoming Collegiate Academy announces moving plansBecoming Collegiate Academy will move into a former Duval County Public Schools property.…By Will Brown
April 16, 2026 Clay County bans burning during extreme droughtNassau, Baker and Putnam counties are also under a burn ban, and dry conditions are expected for weeks.…By Dan Scanlan
April 16, 2026 BIT OF JOY | Winning haikusThe St. Johns Cultural Council picked the winners of its haiku contest.…By Heather Henderson
April 16, 2026 Strong El Niño could reshape hurricane season and winterA developing El Niño could mean fewer Atlantic hurricanes, followed by a wetter, stormier winter.…By Leslie Hudson - Storm Center
April 15, 2026 Jacksonville City Council renames Confederate StreetCity lawmakers voted 11-8 to rename Confederate Street to Rose Arbor Way at the request of a local nonprofit.…By Mike Mendenhall