Jacksonville law enforcement honors Special Olympic athletes with 2025 Law Enforcement Torch Run
For athletes across the state of Florida and in Duval County, the chance to participate in the Florida Special Olympics means everything.
Latest Headlines by Logan MacDonald
‘Not surprised at all:’ Clay County driver arrested for shooting at another car in alleged road rage
A case of alleged road rage led to an attempted murder arrest in Clay County Wednesday morning.
‘We’re gonna take care of those issues:’ Jacksonville police identify crime concerns in Cedar Hills
Saturday morning, Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters heard concerns about drug activity and reckless driving in Cedar Hills while going door-to-door.
‘We’re frustrated judge’: Courtroom troubles in murder-for-hire case of Jared Bridegan
More than three years after the murder of St. Johns County father Jared Bridegan, both state prosecutors and defense attorneys having issues getting through a bulk of the key evidence at hand.
‘It’s like a family reunion:’ Observance held for Vietnam veterans at Jacksonville National Cemetery
On Thursday morning at the Jacksonville National Cemetery, a remembrance was held of all who served and those who paid the ultimate sacrifice during the Vietnam War.
‘Today is the hardest day:’ Sailors deploy for 6-month voyage to the Caribbean from Naval Station Mayport
Wednesday morning at the Naval Station Mayport, 75 sailors began a six-month deployment to the Caribbean.
‘He’s not dead, but it feels worse’: Middleburg woman’s husband deported to India
A married Middleburg couple has been separated after immigration officials ordered the undocumented husband to return to India.
Clay County Veteran of the Year recognized at annual Salute to Service event
While the event serves to honor veterans who continue to serve their community, it also aims to serve those veterans who need help understanding their resources post-service.
New music venue FIVE delays opening and moves shows, frustrating neighbors and ticket-holders
The operators of FIVE told Action News Jax this week that it had been forced to move shows over the past few weeks to other venues in the city due to permitting and construction delays.
Anastasia Mosquito Control commissioner resigns, alleging financial mismanagement and more
Gleason sent a letter to Governor Ron DeSantis and Agriculture Commissioner Wilton Simpson on March 11th laying out concerns she had about the district, citing “financial and operational mismanagement” and a “culture of intimidation” within.
