Jacksonville News (Page 83)

A juvenile male is recovering after getting shot Saturday night in Jacksonville’s Springfield neighborhood. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office says around 8 p.m., officers received a call about someone at the hospital for a gunshot wound. An initial investigation found the victim was walking in the area of West 17th StreetContinue Reading

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s office arrest a man in a stalking case. Police say an investigation began Dec. 30, 2023 after the victim named Helena reported that a known man was stalking her and sending written threats to harm her and was violating an active injunction. News4Jax is only using theContinue Reading

The Florida Highway Patrol says a 48-year-old woman has serious injuries after being involved in a hit-and-run with a dump truck. It happened at 1:25 Saturday morning on Blanding Boulevard and Kingsley Avenue. Police say the injured driver was in a Toyota Camry when she was rear-ended by a dumpContinue Reading

After a pleasant Saturday morning and afternoon, a storm begins a gloomy Saturday night. Saturday evening temperatures will end in the upper 60s, with winds from the south near 10 miles per hour and cloudy skies. Rain begins as the front approaches from the west. Tornado Watches and Severe ThunderstormContinue Reading

A Carnival cruise that sailed off from Jacksonville’s port on a five-day trip to the Bahamas turned into a nightmare for a lot of people as they became ill on the first night. MORE: Additional cruise line may be coming to Jacksonville soon, JaxPort CEO says Patrick Welsh was onContinue Reading

Showers and thunderstorms will arrive as early as 9 PM tonight then a secondary wave early Sunday morningContinue Reading

Mayor Donna Deegan kicked off the first “River City Readers” in Downtown Jacksonville on Saturday. It’s a part of a year-long citywide challenge to improve literacy rates among school-aged children. RELATED: Mayor Deegan introduces citywide push to get kids reading, address literacy issues | Mayor Deegan wants Jacksonville kids toContinue Reading

Thousands of people laced up their sneakers to run in the 15th annual Wolfson Children’s Challenge on Saturday in St. Augustine. Two mothers said their kids’ lives were changed at Wolfson Children’s Hospital. RELATED: Thank You! Over $75K raised during Wolfson Children’s Challenge Telethon at WJXT The challenge raises moneyContinue Reading

Dense Fog advisory issued through 10 AM Saturday. Visibilities this morning are down to a mile or less due to the dense fog region wide. The fog lingers through the late morning and into the early afternoon for coastal areas. The rest of today marks the warmest day of theContinue Reading