JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – A Jacksonville man is sharing his concerns after discovering several dead fish at a pond near his home.

St. Johns Riverkeeper is monitoring the investigation into the St. Johns River fish kills, adding that FWC officials say the fish kills are predominantly of tilapia.

Any snow or ice accumulations would be the first in Jacksonville in 35 years, when a pre-Christmas storm dropped nearly 2 inches of snow across much of Northeast Florida on Dec. 23, 1989 ...

A new fine dining restaurant that began as a popular popup has opened in San Marco with a chef-crafted menu focusing on ...

ATLANTIC BEACH, Fla. — The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office blight team and Atlantic Beach Police teamed up to gut a homeless ...

The cache pit is located along a well-known Dene trail that the Denaʼina people used to access fish camps, which led north from the area of modern Anchorage. The trail was significant for the ...

Cost of offloading Butler? $3.7 million for Heat in cold cash; Wiggins latest Heat victim of stomach bug While not perhaps not the classic case of paying to make a problem go away, that ultimately ...

Players are on their way to spring training camps in Arizona and Florida and pitchers and catchers are officially due to report within the next week or so. Soon thereafter, exhibition games will ...

Contender first surfaced in Florida on Jan. 26, when the shark pinged three times off the Fernandina Beach coast. Since then, ...