Today's Jacksonville newscast includes these stories:

• Another ship deploys from Naval Station Mayport
• As North Jacksonville grows, residents say area not prepared for development
• MyVillage Project buys former Jacksonville elementary school to launch tech incubator, workforce hub
• Meet the Business Journal's 2026 Women of Influence
• Jacksonville's beloved Irish pub, The Fly’s Tie, permanently closes after 31 years

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Today's Jacksonville newscast includes these stories:

• St. Johns County wants governor to veto development bill
• City Council OKs $5 million loan for 240 units of affordable housing along Beach Boulevard
• One Tower Court opens as Jacksonville's first new multi-tenant office building in nearly 20 years
• Suspect identified in high-speed hit-and-run fatal
• Councilman wants to add Safe Haven baby boxes in each City Council district

Today's Jacksonville newscast includes these stories:

• Testimony I: JEA's former exec discusses long-standing water fee issues and management failures
• Testimony II: Concerns about JEA CEO's leadership and workplace culture
• Arrest made in shooting death of 2-year-old in Jacksonville
• City issues demolition permit for Otto Aerospace at Cecil Airport
• Jacksonville proposes $12.6 million for Emerald Trail property acquisitions

Today's Jacksonville newscast includes these stories:

• New public safety complex coming to St. Johns County
• Two drivers emerge from cars with guns, one dies as other drives away
• Jax title companies face compliance uncertainty after judge's ruling
• Ring Power donates easement to protect 1,700 acres in St. Johns County
• First look at planned galleries for new MOSH

Today's Jacksonville newscast includes these stories:

• Jacksonville commits $2M to help low-income homebuyers
• The Block Jax owner working on solutions to parking chaos that spilled into neighboring lots
• Generation W's 15th anniversary conference promotes women's empowerment and leadership
• Music scene shifts as venues close and MarathonLive expands footprint across the city
• Seeing Jacksonville Like a Tourist with Gary Sass

Today's Jacksonville newscast includes these stories:

• How did Duval Schools’ 7 legislative priorities fare?
• Marina consolidation brings First Coast's riverfront, beach properties into national network
• They made sure their land won't become another St. Johns subdivision
• DIA board grants six-month extension on MOSH move to the Downtown Northbank
• State Black history museum is still a long ways off in St. Johns County

Today's Jacksonville newscast includes these stories:

• City Council confronts JEA over transparency and workplace issues
• JEA 'welcomes' investigating if JEA failed to collect fees
• Council committees back $5 million loan for 240 units of affordable housing
• Sing Out Loud festival will scale back this fall, with a big move coming
• Remembering Cindy Mosling, Jacksonville's beloved wildlife rehabilitator and bird whisperer

Today's Jacksonville newscast includes these stories:

• Duval School Board should stop inviting prayers, legal groups warn
• T.K. Waters breaks with sheriffs balking at illegal immigration enforcement
• Next phase of Phoenix district could add 830 housing units
• Historic preservation leader outlines protecting city's aging architecture
• Bill to restore Ocklawaha River dies in Legislature