An 11-year-old boy accidentally shot himself Monday night while handling a gun at a home in Brunswick, according to the Glynn County Police Department. Officers were called to a home on Roswell Drive in Brunswick to a report that someone had been shot. When they arrived, they found an 11-year-oldContinue Reading
With a new mayor and new council members preparing to take office, current city leaders are preparing a budget for them to get started. Overall Jacksonville could spend close to $1.7 billion in tax dollars on city services. Tuesday members of the current mayor’s staff talked about the needs of the fireContinue Reading
Courtney Scott had a vision in mind for her St. Johns County home. “We were wanting to upgrade our outdoor area. We wanted an outdoor summer kitchen that was covered and also a fireplace and all of this covered in an enclosure,” Scott told News4JAX on Tuesday. So Scott startedContinue Reading
WWE legend “Million Dollar Man” Ted DiBiase spoke on the “Going Ringside” podcast about the investigation into his family. Specifically, his son Ted “Teddy” DiBiase Jr. who was recently indicted on federal fraud charges in Mississippi. That indictment was detailed in-depth in Episode 9 of “Going Ringside.” MORE: Check outContinue Reading
It’s time for another miracle. The Clara White Mission’s annual “Miracle on Ashley Street” is scheduled for 11 a.m. Friday at 613 West Ashley Street in Jacksonville. The backyard BBQ event will be hosted by News4JAX Chief Meteorologist Richard Nunn, so you know it will be a good time –Continue Reading
For decades, USF leaders have sought an on-campus facility to boost the university’s standing in athletics.Continue Reading
“It was a lot quieter neighborhood in the ‘70s than it is now,” said one of the shop co-owners, who has seen business crest and crash and rise again.Continue Reading
The series organizers announce three headliners for the 2023-24 season, including Hall of Fame coach Mike Krzyzewski.Continue Reading
The Tennessee-based brokerage’s Jacksonville operation opened earlier this year.Continue Reading
JEA is upgrading all 420,000 water meters in the city to improve customer service and give users more information on how much water they use. The planned upgrades are for both residential and commercial customers. The transition starts this week in Nassau County and will take about four years toContinue Reading
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