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Jacksonville Jaguars Wide Reciever DJ Chark is out indefinitely with a fractured ankle he suffered in week 4 during Thursday Night Footbal

Businesses, artists, makers and shakers are all flocking to Mayport to set up shop in one of the last areas of the beaches that still remains relatively affordable.

The Jacksonville Jaguars have announced that rookie running back Travis Etienne will miss the season due to a Lisfranc injury he suffered.

Resilient Tropical Storm Elsa kills 1 in Jacksonville, Florida, injures 10 in southeast Georgia John Bacon, Doyle Rice and Jorge L. Ortiz, USA TODAY © Bob Self, Florida Times-Union/USA TODAY Network Law enforcement investigators on the scene of a fatal car crash in Jacksonville, Florida. This was one of two vehicles hit by a large pine tree that fell across the road during strong wind bands from Tropical Storm Elsa Wednesday afternoon. Even after it lost some of its punch, a�...

Gov. Ron DeSantis' push to restrict study of history of race, in Florida schools, amounts to political opportunism.

The Stephenville City Council met in regular session on Tuesday evening with a short agenda and a quick turnaround.

In the upheaval following the murder of George Floyd, passionate debates ignited across America about what to do with the remnants of the Civil War. It divided one in Jacksonville, Fla.

Special evidence from Holy Spirit now OK for Florida jurors, Trump judges affirm | Frank Cerabino © The Palm Beach Post Palm Beach Post columnist Frank Cerabino OK, imagine this.  You are in a jury pool in a criminal case, and you’re asked if you can render a verdict based solely on the evidence presented in court. You say “yes," but as soon as jury selection begins, you tell the other jurors that you have some special information: that you consulted your Magic 8-Ball, and it informed ...

Updates on coronavirus numbers and news related to the coronavirus across Jacksonville and Northeast Florida counties Duval, Clay and St. Johns.

3:20 p.m. | $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill with $1,400 stimulus checks passes House, heads to President Biden for signature The Democratic-controlled House gave its final approval to President Joe Bidens $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package Wednesday, sending the bill with $1,400 checks, billions to help schools and colleges reopen, and funding for vaccine distribution to the president for his signature.  The bill sailed through the House despite complaints from progressive Democrats ...