Life hasn’t always been easy for Natalie Marcano-Sidberry. A single mother, she spent a year living in her car before the Northeast Florida Women Veterans organization saved her. Now, she’s on their team, saving other women.
Action News Jax was invited for a sneak-peek of the museum’s newest exhibit, “Hail the Dark Lioness”, which aims at getting conversations started.
This year, Jacksonville will have two jazz festivals. The traditional city event is this Fall, and a brand-new one in West Jacksonville.
One of the most popular beach parties for college students and young people is set to happen in Jacksonville this June.
Big news for Florida schools Friday, as students’ Spring standardized test scores will no longer determine if they can graduate or move on to the next grade.
You can return clothes that don’t fit, but a house? Not so much.
Hourslong interrogation videos have been released in the shooting death of a 16-year-old in Callahan.
Gun shops are reporting gun and ammo shortage, one store even saying manufacturers can barely keep up with production. It’s something shops have been dealing with since the start of the pandemic.
“These dollars are here to help you, no one planned for a pandemic,” Colleen Rodriguez, CEO of Jewish Family and Community Services said, adding that the organization is helping over 2,200 families in Duval County
Floridians 18 and up are now eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine.