Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Duval schools’ $100 million ‘debt’ projection fuels closure backlash.
• Former Jacksonville church leader gets 20 years for child abuse.
• Northeast Florida home sales and median prices fall in November.
• New Westside complex adds 90 affordable apartments with on-site services.
• Nassau County motorsports park pairs luxury condos with private racetrack.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Jacksonville approves $15 million for college facilities, workforce training.
• UNF, JU face simultaneous leadership changes amid growth pressures.
• Florida Theatre president resigns; programming chief steps in temporarily.
• JaxPort COO and Baker County commissioner James Bennett killed.
• Jacksonville overdose deaths drop as sheriff’s investigative unit expands.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Council weighs $15M education, workforce funds amid deficit concerns.
• Eastside native leads LIFT JAX, championing ‘withintrification’ over gentrification.
• Baptist Health boosts food aid with major regional hunger donation.
• UNF expands AI programs as campus debates innovation and impact.
• Huge Northside land sale hints at future master-planned community.

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• JTA-union safety clash jeopardizes more than $100 million transit funding
• JSO dispatch failure ends with unarmed, uninvolved 14-year-old shot
• Task force pushes Mathews replacement as Main Street Bridge preserved
• Carlucci bill demands public venues for future Council installations
• Springfield nonprofit takes over decaying Drew Mansion for community reuse

Today's episode includes these stories:

• St. Augustine’s first female police chief retiring Jan. 13
• New pickleball, gyms, shops reshape Jacksonville’s regional retail corridors
• Council weighs $15 million UNF, Edward Waters stadium upgrades
• New community survey asks residents: What is Jacksonville, really?
• Three local filmmakers receive inaugural Jacksonville Fostering Filmmakers grants

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Prosecutors clear officer who shot unarmed Jacksonville teen during chase
• Deputies kill armed suspect after workplace ambush and highway confrontation
• New owner takes on Laura Street Trio, promises swift revival
• Jacksonville eyes historic status as Main Street Bridge overhaul nears
• UNF wins $1.3M grant for STEM role-playing game

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• EverBank Stadium renovation overruns covered by Jaguars, still on track
• UNF seeks $6M city match for Hodges Stadium renovation
• Duval board gives parent appointees control over challenged book reviews
• Fifth Jacksonville case this year of son charged with parricide
• DLP Capital pours $1.5B into North Florida affordable housing

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Museum trims parking as costs soar, council delays funding decision
• Duval delays two school closures amid equity, safety concerns
• St. Johns hikes impact fees, shifting growth costs to builders
• Advocates seek hate-crime charges after Murray Hill LGBTQ+ shooting
• Beloved Mossfire closes as new restaurants reshape Jacksonville dining

Today's newscast includes these stories:

• Appeals court revives NextEra lawsuit over Jacksonville-tied FPL scheme.
• Duval schools budget outlook improves, closures still on table.
• Progressive Jacksonville church rebrands, launches inclusive online “cathedral” ministry.
• Jacksonville courting Culinary Institute campus to bolster higher education.
• KB Home opens Seaton Hollow starter community in North Jacksonville.

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.