Workers for the Jacksonville area utility will be securing over a dozen job sites Wednesday across Duval County, including a recent manhole replacement site in Jacksonville’s westside.

Now, the Ponte Vedra Beach native is turning that glory into purpose, bringing a Goldfish Swim School location to St. Johns County next spring.

The family of Tristyn Bailey has released a statement urging the public not to forget her legacy amid all the media coverage and focus on the sentencing of Aiden Fucci.

Clay County Sheriff Michelle Cook is asking for the public’s help to locate a man suspected in a sexual battery that happened Monday morning.

In honor of Women’s History Month, Jacksonville University leaders gathered on Monday to unveil a new exhibit commemorating the 19th amendment, giving women the right to vote.

JSO reported that the teenager was shot twice and suffered non-life-threatening injuries due to an alleged “exchange that went wrong.” The shooting was non-targeted.

There may be some improvements coming soon to the Jacksonville Beach Pier. The pier’s operator, Curt Dewitt, said it’s all about bringing business to Jax Beach and bringing some fun to the area’s residents.

Dog Wood Park on the southside of Jacksonville will be closing its doors for good come February 27.

A pilot crash landed in Keystone Heights Wednesday morning after a malfunction with his GPS and a near-encounter with cows grazing nearby, according to a report from Florida Highway Patrol.

As millions across the nation turned their eyes to the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles for Super Bowl Sunday, V for Victory put their efforts towards the fight against cancer.

A Jacksonville family is outraged and speaking out after their son allegedly received racist messages and threats from fellow students at Bishop John Snyder High School in westside Jacksonville.

First Baptist Church Jacksonville held an open mic Sunday night following a controversy caused by their recently released “Statement on Biblical Sexuality.”

Members of First Baptist Church Jacksonville are now having to sign what’s called the “First Baptist Statement on Biblical Sexuality” in order to remain members of the church.

A 17-year-old student fell two stories at Pedro Menendez High School on Tuesday afternoon, the St. Johns County School District tells Action News Jax.