Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Duval board weighs consolidating four Eastside, beach elementary schools.
• Duval schools cut students’ access to public library ebooks.
• Jacksonville commute times rise as more workers return to offices.
• Egret Landing advances, adding affordable senior apartments in North Jacksonville.
• Riverfront Plaza opens, transforming former Landing into downtown riverfront park.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Duval students attend school while rest of Florida vacations.
• UNF wins $2.1M grant to boost Duval civics.
• Panhandling crackdowns stall as local police await court rulings.
• Reve Brewing buys Neptune Beach site, ponders next move.
• Trump County petition sputters with 15 signatures and uphill odds.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Jacksonville officials defend Deegan hologram, slam Ingoglia’s audit push.
• Superintendent seeks Long Branch closure; Eastside families fear displacement.
• Mystery firm seeks tax break for Northwest Jacksonville expansion.
• Holiday fliers from JAX face rising delays and cancellations.
• JAX History: Veterans Memorial Coliseum dedicated on this date, 1960.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Clay County board okays raises only for veteran teachers.
• New Jacksonville federal judge Jordan Pratt faces scrutiny over record.
• $200 million Palatka motorsports complex approved near municipal airport.
• School district sells Southbank site for luxury riverfront tower.
• UNF parking-ticket 'Food for Fines' drives big pantry donations.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Charter Expansion: Operators pursue rent-free “Schools of Hope” using state law.
• Dining Uncertainty: Closures persist despite residential growth, report notes downtown struggles.
• Dental Tragedies: Family alarmed after second fatality involving same practitioner.
• Black Greek Legacy: Fraternities, sororities highlight service across region via weekend events.
• UNF Housing: University begins $60M residence complex called 30° North.

Today's episode includes these stories:

• Telehealth Inquiry: Council subpanel probes Telescope Health contract as officials deny misconduct.
• JEA Expansion: Utility adds 100 MW to FPL deal amid rising demand.
• Hate Symbols: Opinion column spotlights five-week delay removing swastikas on Union County road.
• FSCJ Gift: Michael Ward, Jennifer Glock donate $1M for workforce scholarships.
• First Coast Connect: Episode covers AG race, new MOCA exhibit, Freed to Run.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Teacher Impasse: Clay educators, district face off over stalled raises.
• Children Recovered: Operation finds 131 missing kids; charges filed.
• Road Revamp: King Soutel district funds major New Kings Road overhaul.
• UNF Plan: Trustees approve 10-year campus expansion blueprint.
• Campus Extremism: UNF decries anonymous “Osprey Nationalist” rhetoric.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Sidewalk Expansion: Jacksonville OKs more outdoor dining to boost Downtown vibrancy.
• Duval Delegation: Revised bills advance on school board counsel, aviation authority revamp.
• Kings Road Upgrade: $6M project launches to improve safety, spur Northwest revitalization.
• Publix Moves Forward: North Jacksonville store clears zoning hurdle in major development.
• Downtown Opinion: ETM CEO says Jacksonville finally moving beyond ‘City of Renderings.’

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Guthrie History: Suspect tied to 2017 killing; family faults system.
• Food Aid: Council OKs $200K emergency funding as SNAP lapse strains families.
• Campus Hunger: UNF students skip meals amid prolonged SNAP freeze.
• Eastside Protections: New law blocks historic zoning, weakening preservation tools.
• Housing Growth: City approves 1,191 homes across six subdivisions.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Jacksonville Telehealth Contracts Under Review: Council probes fraud, conflict claims in city health program.
• Council Weighs Emergency Food Relief Funding: Bills propose millions to aid residents after SNAP lapse.
• Jacksonville to Get First LDS Temple: $27M Mandarin site marks Florida’s fifth Mormon temple.
• Surf Park Planned for Jacksonville: Global developer unveils Wavegarden lagoon, surf academy project.
• Clay Couple Buys Marineland Dolphin Park: Local owners pledge to preserve historic marine attraction.