Scientists are researching a large “dead zone” in the northern Gulf of Mexico. Researchers with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and a consortium of Louisiana universities have been watching this zone for decades, studying its size and impact on marine life and the environment. What is a ‘DeadContinue Reading
The Sea and Sky Air Show is returning to Jacksonville Beach this October. The free event — headlined by the iconic United States Navy Blue Angels — will take place on Oct. 21 and Oct. 22. There will also be “jaw-dropping displays” from top military and civilian flight teams, a releaseContinue Reading
Open viewer above to watch live as Trump departs New Jersey to head to Washington D.C. Donald Trump is due to appear in federal court Thursday after being indicted by the Justice Department for his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. It’s the third criminal caseContinue Reading
The Well shelter is now partially reopening after it closed in April due to an uptick in violence involving homeless people in the area. This is according to The Brunswick News. RELATED: Brunswick homeless shelter shut down for 65 days forced to delay reopening It’s been open for two weeksContinue Reading
Alberts Park in Mandarin has long been the home of the Mandarin Sports Association. Soon it will be home to a new dog park. Work is underway at the park on Orange Picker Road. City Councilman Michael Boylan says it’s projected to be done by the end of the year.Continue Reading
People born in Georgia, and even parts of Florida, may do or say things that make out-of-towners scratch their heads. Whether it’s juicy peaches, pollen, or saying “y’all”— some things Georgians do may seem like they are from a different planet. We asked our News4JAX viewers: What is something thatContinue Reading
Members of the Jacksonville City Council and the Duval County School Board are set to meet Thursday morning to discuss a long list of topics including the current state of public schools and the search for a superintendent. The DCPS Chief of Schools and interim Superintendent Dr. Dana Kriznar willContinue Reading
Firefighters responded to a structure fire on 4700 Philips Highway around 4:30 a.m. Thursday. All lanes of Philips Highway, from Reba to University Boulevard West will be blocked for an hour. The picture shows the fire coming from a pile on the property of the recycling plant. No one wasContinue Reading
Spotty showers will be weak this morning and focus along the coastal areas. From lunchtime through the afternoon, showers will shift inland west of the I-95 corridor. The east breeze will keep highs near 90 with a low rain chance at 30%. The evening should be fairly dry except forContinue Reading
Mayor Donna Deegan will host her first “community conversation” event today. She hopes to cover everything from infrastructure and the economy to arts and entertainment and says it will be a chance for every voice in Jacksonville to be heard. There will be one meeting — all open to theContinue Reading
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