Meteorologists are studying if a Category 6 level would be useful on the hurricane Saffir-Simpson scale. In new research, scientists explored a hypothetical scale to include a Category 6 which would better communicate the impacts climate change has caused in fueling the most intense tropical systems. The new category wouldContinue Reading

Norwegian Cruise Line plans to sail from Jacksonville beginning in November 2025 if the Jacksonville Port Authority board approves it during a special meeting on Tuesday at 3 p.m., News4JAX news partner Jacksonville Daily Record reported. If approved, Norwegian Cruise Line would offer seasonal cruises from Jacksonville to the BahamasContinue Reading

From San Marco to Riverside, Avondale to The Beaches, and right here in downtown Jacksonville — hundreds of murals make Jacksonville memorable. Jacksonville’s murals are the gems that keep it going. In San Marco, London artist Remi Rough brought color to the area. Rough is an abstract artist who pushesContinue Reading

Governor Ron DeSantis announced he’s working with the Florida Legislature to combat homelessness by moving bills through the legislative session. The proposal includes: Prohibiting camping on city streets, sidewalks and parks.Creating state enforcement tools to ensure local governments comply.Increasing funding for homeless shelters, while requiring occupants to not use drugsContinue Reading

Extreme partisanship combined with a complicated and highly decentralized voting system have led to a loss of faith in election results among some in the U.S., according to a bipartisan report released Tuesday that calls for greater transparency and steps to make voting easier. The report noted that even inContinue Reading