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News4JaxThe house was left standing on its pylons after the storm surge from Ian washed away most of its sea wall, driveway and underlying ground. -
Jacksonville Sheriff's OfficeHazouri Jr., 42, was sentenced to seven years and three months behind bars. Search warrants uncovered nine images and 45 videos depicting minor children engaged in sexually explicit conduct.
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Prices at the pump should go down as part of a temporary gas-tax break for Florida drivers. In all, 27 new laws kick in this weekend. -
Water breached the sea wall and rushed into the historic city, flooding State Road A1A near the Bridge of Lions and pushing inland toward North Ponce De Leon Boulevard.
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Power outages could climb as wind and rain continues. High winds are hampering some recovery efforts.
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A shift in the storm's track has brought lower rainfall predictions in Northeast Florida, but the coast remains under a hurricane watch and tropical storm warning.
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More than 50 volunteers filled sandbags and delivered them to residents on Ken Knight Drive — an area inundated during Hurricane Irma — to protect the neighborhood from Hurricane Ian.
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Lawmakers signed off on a $500 million Capital Improvement Plan and increased funding for JAX Chamber.
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Hurricane Ian is forecast to make landfall along the southwest Florida Coast on Wednesday as a major hurricane and then track toward Northeast Florida.
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Evacuation shelters will open Wednesday in most areas. Some accept pets.
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Free sandbags are available in most counties to hold off the rising waters of Hurricane Ian. But not in Jacksonville.
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Much of Jacksonville's beach communities and St. Augustine could flood, along with low-lying neighborhoods near the St. Johns River like Downtown, San Marco and Riverside.
