"We shouldn't be looking for jobs": Dozens protest against internet café shutdown

Dozens of internet café workers came together in San Marco Square on Saturday afternoon while chanting "save our jobs."

Pride of Florida recalls beef products due to possible E. coli contamination

Pride of Florida, a Raiford, Fla. establishment, is recalling approximately 64,797 pounds of raw beef products that may be contaminated with E. coli.

Volusia County man accused of not telling partners HIV positive status, police say

Gentry Burns, 26, is accused of having sex with multiple people and not letting them know he is HIV positive, according to police.

PHOTOS: Tropical Storm Nestor making way to panhandle

Impact Church kicking off construction at Regency Square Mall

Impact Church is hosting a construction kick-off ceremony on Saturday at Regency Square Mall from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. The public is welcome. 

Power outages on Hodges Boulevard in Jacksonville, JEA outage map shows

UPDATE 7:30 A.M.: Power has been restored.

TROPICAL STORM NESTOR UPDATES: Saturday, Oct. 19

5 p.m. update: Nestor is moving northeast through the Florida Panhandle at 23 mph. Winds are topping around 40 mph.

St. Johns deputies: Elderly man dead, elderly woman found with apparent self-inflicted stab wound

Deputies say an elderly man is dead and an elderly woman was injured by an apparent stab wound, St. Johns County deputies said.

Experts: NAS JAX Officer linked to weapons, smuggling schemes may pose national security threat

Action News Jax reporter Russell Colburn spoke with military experts who said a local naval officer linked to a smuggling scheme and illegal gun trading with Chinese nationals may have threatened our national security.

Woman hit by car in wrong-way crash in St. Johns County

A local woman is recovering after a wrong-way driver slammed into her car. 

Logan Mott sentencing hearing day 3: 'He adored Kristina'

The mother of the teenager who killed his grandmother testified during day three of his sentencing hearing.

Condemning shutdown of Jacksonville adult arcades, civil rights group speaks at City Hall

Dr. Charles Steele Jr., CEO of the national Southern Christian Leadership Conference, a national civil rights group, spoke out Friday morning against the city's decision to close internet cafes across Jacksonville. 

Jacksonville Navy Lt., wife in federal court, allegedly helped Chinese national smuggle guns, boats

Neighbors say Fan Yang and his wife Ying Yang moved into a home on Salamanca Avenue with their family this summer. They're both listed as the owners of the home.

Former Kingsland officer sentenced to 1 year in prison, 4 years probation for violation of oath

The former Kingsland officer found not guilty of manslaughter in the shooting death of a local father will learn his sentence for another charge Friday afternoon.

Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department: Body recovered from St. Johns River

The Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department said it is assisting the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office in recovering a body from the St. Johns River.

Navy chaplain opens Walk-in Wedding Chapel across from Duval County Courthouse

A walk-in wedding chapel right across the street from the Duval County Courthouse is trying to make it a little easier for couples who want to get married but can't afford a big ceremony. 

Jaguars' Minshew-mania could reignite vs winless Bengals

CINCINNATI (AP) - A so-so showing against the Saints threw a little cold water on Minshew-mania. The rookie with the distinctive 'stache has a chance to re-ignite it against one of the NFL's two winless teams.

Former DIA board member proposes taking over downtown Jacksonville parking operations

The Downtown Investment Authority recently received a proposal from former DIA board member Dane Grey to recreate and manage parking operations in and around downtown Jacksonville.

St. Johns County School District: Snapchat threat found not to be credible by Sheriff's Office

The St. Johns County School District said that a threat circulating on Snapchat was found to be not credible by the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office.

NAS Jax lieutenant, wife linked to smuggling scheme, illegal gun trading involving the Chinese

A local Navy lieutenant and his wife are accused of illegally helping a Chinese national purchase firearms and then lying about it to the FBI.

11 days, 17 shootings, 22 victims: Jacksonville's violent October

Jacksonville has been under a cloud of violence this October, with 17 shootings in the past 11 days (since Oct. 7) claiming 5 lives and injuring at least 17 others. 

Jacksonville police: Man shot and killed, several people stabbed after fight in Brentwood

One person was shot and killed and several people were stabbed Thursday afternoon in the Brentwood neighborhood.

Man mowing lawns across the county for breast cancer awareness is coming to Jacksonville

A business owner from Alabama is raising awareness for breast cancer by mowing lawns across the country.

Neighbors: Person led away in handcuffs from Jacksonville home raided by FBI, NCIS

UPDATE - The FBI and the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) raided a Jacksonville home Thursday.

Parents create reporting app to improve school safety

A parent's mission to make their child's school safer has grown into a safety alert system that's grabbing the attention of school districts across the country. 

Valencia Way neighbors without gas for nearly three weeks

It's been nearly three weeks since people at the Valencia Way apartments have been able to take a hot shower or cook on the stove in their homes after their gas was shut off. 

Duval among 7 counties in Florida to beat HIV with nearly half a million federal dollars

More than $490,000 is being given to seven Florida counties, including Duval, as part of a national effort to try to prevent HIV and AIDS in the next 10 years.

Two 15-year-olds and man arrested after Jacksonville Beach car burglaries

Jacksonville Beach police arrested two juveniles and an adult Wednesday night after several car burglaries.

Deputies searching for man who wielded box cutter in St. Johns County road rage incident

A road rage incident in St. Augustine led to a man taking out a box cutter and threatening people with it.

Logan Mott sentencing hearing day 2: 'He lived in a battleground'

RELATED: Logan Mott sentencing hearing day 3: 'He adored Kristina'

Jacksonville Jaguars surprise Englewood High with new football uniforms

In celebrating 25 years of Jacksonville Jaguars football, the team is partnering with former cornerback Rashean Mathis to give back to Englewood High School in Jacksonville.

Jacksonville police: Local mother unintended target in murder-for-hire plot

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office says a double shooting that left a woman dead in a Northside home in February 2018 started with murder-for-hire plot.

Improving safety among biggest goals for city of Jacksonville over next 5 years

On Thursday morning, city leaders  went over their annual review of the city to see what's working and what needs some improvement. 

Rick Scott pushes for increased oversight of FBI mass violence tips

A new proposed law aims to hold the FBI accountable for failing to act on tips about potential mass violence suspects.

Jacksonville coffee shop offers discount for Jalen Ramsey jerseys, sending them to LA shelter

Jacksonville Jaguars fans who want to get rid of their Jalen Ramsey jerseys can donate them to a good cause -- and get a free cup of joe.