The Village at Seven Pines Planned Near Southeast Jacksonville

The Village at Seven Pines is planned as an outdoor restaurant and retail center near Interstate 295 and Butler Boulevard in Southeast Jacksonville, with an expected opening in 2027. Developer and Engineer Named in Filings. According to the Jacksonville Daily Record, the developer is listed as Jacksonville Hotels II LLC,...

Jacksonville Woman Sentenced for Assaulting Law Enforcement Officers

A Jacksonville woman was sentenced for assaulting law enforcement officers in a Florida operation. The post Jacksonville Woman Sentenced for Assaulting Law Enforcement Officers appeared first on West Orlando News .

Parker’s Kitchen Moves Ahead With Plans for New Jacksonville Location

Jacksonville’s Southside could soon have another place to stop for fuel, convenience items and Southern-inspired comfort food. Parker’s Kitchen is moving forward with plans for a new gas station and convenience store near the intersection of Beach Boulevard and St. Johns Bluff Road South. The City of Jacksonville...

Swap, style and support the community at the Jacksonville Clothing Swap

Jennifer Chapman, organizer of Jacksonville Clothing Swaps, hosts community events where people can refresh their wardrobes and keep good clothing in circulation. The next swap is Saturday, November 14, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the former Reddi Arts space, 1731 N. Main St. in Springfield. Tickets are $20, and participants can bring clean, quality clothing, shoes, bags, hats, and other accessories; maternity and children’s items are not accepted. A large portion of leftover items from this swap is planned for donation to Sulzbacher Village. Find ticket information in the Jacksonville Clothing Swaps Facebook group or follow @jax_clothing_swap on TikTok.

Man walking from Buffalo to Jacksonville reaches Roanoke with message of recovery

ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) - Tim Rundle and his dog, Honey, have reached Roanoke, the halfway point of their walk from Buffalo, New York, to Jacksonville, Florida. Rundle averages 60,000 steps a day as he shares his story of addiction recovery and mental health along the way. A change of plans.

State prosecutors subpoena JTA records involving Corner Lot development deal

A development deal between the Jacksonville Transportation Authority and Corner Lot Development is among the records Florida prosecutors are seeking as part of its ongoing criminal investigation involving JTA.

Fake Electrician Looted Jacksonville Senior's Wedding Ring, $7,000 in Bank Fraud

According to Action News Jax, Evelyn Motel had just come home from a medical scan the day before a stranger walked into her apartment at Discovery Village Deerwood Independent Living claiming he needed to check her electrical outlets. She had taken off her wedding ring for that scan. By the time the man left, it was gone, along with more than a decade of jewelry her husband had given her over their 58-year marriage.

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Downtown Publix developer says project can’t move forward without city after 3-3 committee split

The developer behind Downtown’s planned Publix says the project can’t move forward without the city’s help.

Jacksonville's First Chocolate and Coffee Festival Lands at Prime Osborn Nov. 21-22

Jacksonville is getting its first Chocolate and Coffee Festival this month, with organizers promising two days of tastings, local vendors and a live chocolate sculpting demonstration inside Hall B of the Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center on Nov. 21 and 22. The event, scheduled for 10 a.m. to 5...

High school football ‘26: Picking the winners of the SSAA Week 2 playoff games

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – High school football season is back and so are our weekly predictions for local games. Each Thursday during the season, News4JAX sports editor Justin Barney will offer his picks on the games. (Indicates playoff seeds). Last week: 34-5. This week: 1-1 (Clay-Fleming Island and Middleburg-Orange Park...

WHAT TO DO | Hastings Fall Harvest Festival; Jacksonville PorchFest; Right Whale Festival

Free local news and info, in your inbox at 6 a.m. M-F. A two-day celebration of agriculture in Hastings, PorchFest in Springfield, and the Right Whale Festival in Fernandina Beach are What to Do in the Jacksonville area this weekend. Hastings Fall Harvest Festival. Friday and Saturday. Downtown Hastings |...

Crash on I-95 North at 8th Street Sends Four to Hospital, Snarls Jacksonville Traffic

A crash on Interstate 95 North at 8th Street in Jacksonville sent four adults to the hospital Friday morning and left lanes blocked as heavy traffic delays built up through the area. Drivers were urged to use caution and find another route while law enforcement worked the scene. The four...

Jacksonville nonprofits could face budget cuts as city grapples with Amendment 3 revenue loss

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The ripple effects of Amendment 3 are already being felt beyond City Hall. The measure, which passed Tuesday night with 62% of the vote, is projected to cost Jacksonville $200 million in revenue in the 2027-28 fiscal year — and some city council members are already raising a difficult question: if the budget has to be cut, what goes first?

See Northeast Florida's high school football live SSAA playoff scores

It's the 12th week of official Friday night action for the 2026 Florida high school football regular season. Follow Week 12 scores from the Sunshine State Athletic Association second-round playoffs across Jacksonville and Northeast Florida for the area's high school football teams. The Times-Union will be tracking scores from Friday night's Week 12 games across the Northeast Florida area, as well as the last week of the GHSA high school regular season for schools in Southeast Georgia. And while you're checking back for the latest scores, don't forget to read the Times-Union's continuing end zone-to-end zone coverage of the action on the field. Watch Florida high school sports live on NFHS Network Got a great play? How to submit your high school sports highlights to the Times-Union SSAA scores, updates from Week 12 of Florida high school football season .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } Florida football scores: Week 12 Follow the Times-Union for more updates and full box scores through the evening. This section will be updated as games become final. We occasionally recommend interesting products and services. If you make a purchase by clicking one of the links, we may earn an affiliate

Jacksonville-area events to check out Nov. 6-8, 2026

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair, Jacksonville PorchFest and the Super Girl Surf Festival are among the events happening around Northeast Florida this weekend. Here’s a day-by-day look at what’s planned. Friday, Nov. 6. Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair — The fair opens at 3 p.m....

Jacksonville faces $300M budget hole after Amendment 3; police, fire off the table for cuts

Jacksonville city leaders now face a $300 million budget hole after voters passed Amendment 3.

Gather in gratitude: Festival next weekend to highlight area nonprofits with fall fun

Next week, locals will get the opportunity to learn about area organizations making positive change in their community while taking part in free fall-themed family fun. Memorial United Methodist Church will get the season of giving going next weekend in Nassau County when the downtown Fernandina Beach church hosts the Gathering in Gratitude Fall Festival.

What does Brysen Wright Reclassifying to 2027 Mean for Miami?

New five-star Miami commit Brysen Wright reclassified to the class of 2027, so what does this mean for the Hurricanes moving forward?

Free cellphone offer allegedly used to lure Jacksonville residents into $51M health care fraud scheme

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A free cellphone offer allegedly helped draw Jacksonville residents into a health care fraud scheme that generated $51 million in fraudulent insurance claims, according to federal investigators. Prosecutors said Albert Chester II, Charlie Griffin and others used community outreach events, including missions serving people in need,...