Brianna Andrews

St. Johns County officials joined local Jewish leaders to mark the fifth annual Israel Friendship Day on Tuesday morning.

Amid rising living costs, job uncertainty, and a government shutdown that recently crossed the one-month mark, many Americans are growing increasingly concerned about their finances. The question on many minds: What should I do with my money right now?

As football season intensifies, mental health experts warn that casual sports betting can quietly evolve into a serious addiction.

With its cobblestone streets, centuries-old architecture, and coastal views, St. Augustine has become one of the most popular wedding destinations in the country.

St. Johns County leaders are holding a town hall Monday night at the Ponte Vedra Beach Branch Library as e-bikes become more popular and concerns about safety continue to grow.

For many people living paycheck to paycheck or with a criminal record, landing a job can feel impossible.

For many people living paycheck to paycheck or with a criminal record, landing a job can feel impossible.

For many people living paycheck to paycheck or with a criminal record, landing a job can feel impossible.

For many people living paycheck to paycheck or with a criminal record, landing a job can feel impossible.

Across Florida, hundreds of families are searching for their missing children. More than 200 cases are listed on the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children’s website.

An upcoming Jacksonville event aims to help families prepare for aging-related health emergencies by offering expert advice on care options, financial planning and legal decisions before a crisis occurs.

City wipes out all colorful art on Jacksonville crosswalks before Monday deadline

Long before Hollywood embraced diversity, Jacksonville’s Norman Studios was breaking barriers with “race films” that cast Black actors in heroic, leading roles. Now a historical film museum, the studio preserves a powerful and often-overlooked legacy.

The Salvation Army of Northeast Florida reports a significant boost in community support as it navigates through its annual summer donation slowdown, thanks to a substantial grant that will help maintain critical services.

A strict uniform policy at Westside High School is keeping some students out of class just days into the new school year.

Experts say it’s worth checking your policy now — before a storm hits — and getting help from a trusted insurance agent or licensed professional if you’re unsure.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation enhancing mental health care and addiction recovery by setting stricter treatment guidelines and expanding access to resources.

Mayor Donna Deegan presented her $2 billion budget proposal on Monday to the Jacksonville City Council, highlighting efforts to streamline permit processes for small businesses, address affordable housing and homelessness, meet public safety needs, continue to improve literacy and education, and tackle blight.

A fire broke out early Saturday morning at the San Jose Apartments, a senior living community in San Jose. The fire started around 7:40 a.m. in the kitchen stove area, according to Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department Captain Eric Prosswimmer.

Florida’s new law increases penalties for drivers caught speeding more than 50 mph over the limit, including possible jail time and mandatory court appearances.