Jacksonville News (Page 231)

Today fired off record temperatures in Arlington and Jacksonville which capped off a warm week in the 80s. Now cooler 70s take over with some big changes that will last through next week. A cold front arrives overnight with little to no chance of rain. It will bring in cloudsContinue Reading

The police shooting of a man who tried to enter a Jacksonville elementary school wielding an ax in October 2022 has been ruled justifiable, according to the State Attorney’s Office. Eric Hurley, 37, was shot multiple times by a Duval County School Police officer after he confronted Hurley when heContinue Reading

In a heartwarming surprise event at Ridgeview High School on Wednesday, News4JAX presented Master Chief Petty Officer (MCPO) Sha’Reff Rashad with the prestigious title of Hyundai Hometown Hero. The unsuspecting MCPO, renowned for his dedication to his country and community, was further delighted when he was informed that he wouldContinue Reading

In this episode of First Coast Gems, we take you to 5 Points Farm to give you an inside look into how aeroponic farming works and why it might be a great option for you and your family. Thurman Picarelli and Chloe Mallinson, both in charge of social media managementContinue Reading

As the clouds clear this morning, mostly sunny skies will prevail into the afternoon with warmer temperatures that may be record breaking in the low to mid 80s tomorrow. Our normal temperature is 74F in Jacksonville and the record temperature for Nov 10th is 84 set back in 2002. OvernightContinue Reading

News4JAX would like to inform our viewers of an outage that began Friday morning impacting our News4JAX.com livestream and News4JAX+ livestream. This is an outage that is affecting all Graham Media Group stations. News4JAX and our corporate digital team are working quickly to get our stream back up and working.Continue Reading

There could be a big change coming for Florida college students when it comes to basic course requirements. The State Board of Education has recommended removing a specific sociology class as a “core course” for graduation. The class at the forefront of this discussion is called “The Principles of Sociology.” If this moveContinue Reading

Hundreds of surfers will ride the waves of Jacksonville Beach this weekend at the world’s second-largest female surf contest. It’s called the Super Girl Surf Pro and the competition starts Friday morning and runs through Sunday. The competition is very popular after originally starting in San Diego almost 20 yearsContinue Reading

SnapJAX Stories is back and this week, it was a perfectly aligned drone picture by Tom Schifanella that got our attention. As you know, our goal is to find the story behind the picture and what we found on the ground were greens, grace and a lot of hope. ThisContinue Reading