Logan MacDonald, Action News Jax

St. Johns County is one of Northeast Florida’s fastest-growing counties, with World Golf Village the center of much of that boom.

Ware County Schools are closing down on Friday and administrators say it’s all due to a high school football playoff game.

A young boy shot in the leg in Jacksonville’s Arlington area overnight, and the shooters are on the loose.

It’s now been nearly two months since Brandon Holcomb was shot on Sept. 26 in Jacksonville’s New Town area, where Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office detectives found his body on Eaverson Street. His mother, Ericka Kohn, says not a day goes by she doesn’t miss his smile.

“Goats on the Go” will help clear out overgrown vegetation in Fernandina Beach to make trash cleanup easier in densely wooded areas.

Action News Jax was offered an early look inside Florida’s 13th Bass Pro Shops location Thursday morning.

The home is expected to be ready for move in by the end of November.

Support will be evident with events planned all across Northeast Florida.

The surfing competition is part of a larger festival taking place in Jacksonville Beach.

“Joe was just a really good guy. He was a good human being, a kind man, and he’s gonna be very missed in the community.” - Garett Carmichael, Sunrise Surf Shop in Jax Beach

There’s plenty to enjoy this year at the 69th edition of the Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair, with new foods like Korean corndogs, and even brand-new rides.

New money will soon be available for schools and teachers in St. Johns County after voters approved two local ballot questions: one continuing the half-cent sales tax to fund new schools and the other raising property taxes for increased teacher pay and for school programs like arts and athletics.

Pint-sized players hit the field at EverBank Stadium.

“There’s no reason to intimidate or to be ugly or to be hateful, that just should not be part of the process at all,” Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan said Friday morning. “And certainly our supervisor of elections should not have to worry about death threats.”

Halloween is officially here, and the streets will be filled with trick-or-treaters across Jacksonville on Thursday night.