“It will kill children. It will kill teachers, it will kill family members” Local teacher writes letter to Governor DeSantis about re-opening of schools

A Jacksonville man who survived COVID-19 and other complications said he wishes had been more careful.

The pandemic has been anything but easy for local businesses. Despite slightly reopening, it’s still tough to make ends meet.

A new report shows the overall Jacksonville homeless population is declining.

Action News Jax investigates a local lawmaker who appears to not be following Jacksonville’s mask mandate.

The month of July has been a violent one with as many as 20 shootings leaving 8 dead.

Every bead on Joshua Ribeiro’s 3 necklaces represents one of his chemotherapy treatments.

Jonathan Medina, 7, of Glynnville, GA, was named an honorary firefighter at Fernandina Beach Fire Department.

Florida’s oldest Historically Black College is in the process of becoming a university. Edward Waters College is working to expand its undergraduate studies and offer its first master’s program.

There are now four federal testing sites and one city run testing site in Jacksonville, as of Monday, July 13. Come Thursday, an additional city-run testing site will be added to the list. Here's what you need to know.

Action News Jax’s Courtney Cole spoke to the Duval County Supervisor of Elections about what’s being done to keep voters and poll workers safe.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office has announced that an arrest has been made following a murder on Lexington Avenue.

The Fleming Island Center for Clinical Research is working on a vaccine for COVID-19.

The Florida Department of Health is reporting another 12,624 cases of COVID-19 in Monday’s report.

The Jacksonville Beach Police Department are looking for two people who are accused of using stolen credit cards of an elderly man.