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A 9-year-old girl was shot in the throat Thursday night when the home she was in on West 19th Street was hit by gunfire, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said. There were seven people inside the home near Myrtle Avenue and MLK when shots were fired from outside shortly after 9Continue Reading

Clay County Superintendent David Broskie will join The Morning Show Thursday to answer your questions as students head back to school. What questions do you have for Superintendent Broskie? Let us know below and your question could be answered on The Morning Show.Continue Reading

Duval County Public Schools Superintendent Dr. Dana Kriznar and district leadership will share important 2023-24 school year vision and information as well as answer questions at a 10:30 a.m. news conference Wednesday at the district’s administration building. News4JAX will stream the news conference live on News4JAX.com and News4JAX+. Press playContinue Reading

Students in Camden and Brantley Counties had the honor of going back to school first in our region. Check out the opening day ensembles:Continue Reading

It was the 1980′s and a young child living in the heart of Jacksonville, FL sat in front of his 19-inch TV with rabbit ears to watch his two heroes: Dusty Rhodes and Ric Flair. But at that point the form of entertainment called pro wrestling seemed like a farContinue Reading

The Department of Health in Clay County will be offering immunization services from 8 a.m.-2 p.m. Monday through Friday, starting Thursday and continuing for two weeks through Aug. 17. The immunizations will be offered at the Clay County Fairgrounds at 2497 State Road 16 (Building 3), Green Cove Springs, 32043.Continue Reading

Jacksonville Transportation Authority customers can now use the mobile payment service Cash App as a form of payment for JTA services on the MyJTA mobile app. JTA says it’s the first transit agency in the country to offer Cash App for mobile ticketing. The MyJTA app, which launched in OctoberContinue Reading

Duval County Public Schools has installed a new security system in every school that allows teachers and staff to immediately notify first responders if a school threat occurs on campus. Teachers and staff will be issued key cards that track their exact location on campus and notify Duval County schoolContinue Reading

It’s hard to believe but the annual back-to-school train is already chugging down the tracks, and students in Camden and Brantley counties are the first to climb aboard this year. The two Southeast Georgia counties head back to class Wednesday for the new school year. RELATED: Complete Back-to-School coverage StudentsContinue Reading