LOCAL NEWS

A handful of races that were not decided in the May 21 primary will be decided by southeast Georgia voters tonight.

Jail and prison records show that a father has been released from prison 10 years after his toddler died in a hot car, a case that made global headlines after prosecutors accused him of murder.

Georgia Republicans have settled two U.S. House nominations in runoffs.

Text, photos, videos and audio created using artificial intelligence are increasingly making their way into campaigns for state and local office.

Celebrations took place all across Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia this weekend ahead of Juneteenth, a holiday that commemorates the emancipation of those who were enslaved in the United States.

Georgia’s state government is demolishing a building that once housed a Coca-Cola museum.

An arrest was made Tuesday in a hit-and-run crash that ended in the death of a 22-year-old over a year ago in Orange Park.

The Clay County Sheriff’s Office is planning to invest millions in body-worn cameras for deputies.

Clay County Sheriff Michelle Cook said the department is still in the process of testing different body-worn cameras to see which one will be the best fit for its deputies.

A former sheriff and a current sheriff will face off in Clay County. Darryl Daniels qualified to run for the office Friday morning. The deadline to qualify is noon.

The Department of Health in Clay County is alerting people that Doctors Lake has blue-green algae.

The Highway 17 and Interstate 295 interchange near the Duval-Clay border is one of the busiest interchanges in Northeast Florida and it’s been under construction for years.

A study found that homes within a 1-mile radius of a new NFL stadium could see a jump in home value of 4.7%, while rent could increase by up to 9%

A playset for children with autism, to help them with their development, was stolen in the middle of the night. Surveillance video shows someone on the property of Growing Together Behavioral Center during the time of the theft.

Florida is one of the most attractive states for investors because of weak tenant-protection laws, a recent study found.

For more than one-and-a-half centuries, the Juneteenth holiday has been sacred to many Black communities.

As we commemorate Juneteenth on Wednesday, we have a few Channel 4 programming notes to share with you.

Sixteen Jewish Rabbis were arrested 60 years ago today for demonstrating against segregation in St. Augustine. They were walking along side Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King.

OCEARCH, the largest shark-tagging and oceanic research organization in the world, will make an announcement Tuesday morning at JU after receiving "generous contributions" from the city and the state.

Duval County school leaders focused on student’s mental health during a workshop on Tuesday.

Emotions were high at the Jacksonville City Council meeting where council members announced they would delay the vote to separate the $300 million for the Community Benefits Agreement (CBA) out of the Jaguar’s stadium deal.

Two areas of possible Tropical development

With two tropical systems brewing as hurricane season is underway, downtown St. Augustine is moving forward with a multi-million dollar project to improve an aging seawall.

The Clay County Sheriff’s Office is planning to invest millions in body-worn cameras for deputies.