With parts of the Riverwalk closed, here are the best places to watch 4th of July fireworks in downtown Jacksonville on ...

Jacksonville's 4th of July fireworks show will be held downtown this year, but construction will restrict some viewing areas.

Jacksonville's fireworks show is planned for 9 p.m. on July 4. Jacksonville's fireworks show is free, but some prime viewing spots will be unavailable due to construction.

Jacksonville's fireworks show is planned for 9 p.m. on July 4. Jacksonville's fireworks show is free, but some prime viewing spots will be unavailable due to construction.

Lighting was installed on Acosta Bridge in 2020 by the Jacksonville Transportation Authority, and it was lit up in 2021, 2022 and 2023 to celebrate Pride Month. But in 2024, FDOT, which owns the ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Every color of the rainbow lit up the Acosta Bridge in downtown Jacksonville Sunday night. The city's LGBTQ+ community marched across the bridge for the fifth consecutive ...

The Jacksonville Transportation Authority, which installed the changeable lighting technology on the Acosta Bridge in 2020, had lit up the Acosta with rainbow colors for Pride Month in June of ...

The march started in 2021 after the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) threatened to turn off the pride lights on the Acosta bridge for Pride Month.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Jacksonville’s LGBTQ+ community and allies will march across the Acosta Bridge and the Main Street Bridge on Sunday to kick off Pride Month. The walk began in 2021 as a ...

JTA lit the Acosta Bridge in rainbow colors for Pride. A day later, it changed it back Staff The Florida Times-Union 0:05 ...

At least 200 people from Jacksonville lit up the Acosta Bridge in the colors of the Pride flag Saturday in a show of support for that community.

"I thought it came off great," said Jacksonville resident Matt McAllister, who helped organize the effort, which came together in 48 hours. "We thought we'd get 35 people for the bridge," he said.