First Coast News: NBC and ABC Coverage for Jacksonville

First Coast News serves the Jacksonville market from two stations, WTLV and WJXX, carrying NBC and ABC programming and owned by TEGNA. Together they cover Northeast Florida's First Coast, from the neighborhoods of Jacksonville and the banks of the St. Johns River out to the beaches at Atlantic and Neptune, the historic streets of St. Augustine, and the towns that stretch north toward the Georgia line.

The coverage is built around the region. First Coast News reports on breaking local news, Jacksonville city hall and Duval County government, and the traffic that shapes a commute across the many bridges spanning the St. Johns and along I-95 and I-295. It keeps a steady watch on the weather that comes with life on the northeast Florida coast, from the heat, humidity, and daily thunderstorms of summer to the hurricane season that keeps the First Coast alert, tracking storm surge, beach erosion, and the tropical systems that can swing toward the coast.

The stations also put weight behind the reporting that serves everyday families: schools and classroom issues, public safety and the courts, consumer and investigative segments that answer viewers' questions, and community and human-interest features drawn from the diverse neighborhoods and coastal towns of the area. Sports coverage runs strong in a city that follows its Jaguars, its college and college-football traditions, and the high-school games that draw crowds across the First Coast.

You can stream First Coast News Jacksonville with no subscription and no signup, watching live and free on NewsPlay. It is a convenient way to stay connected to Jacksonville and the communities of the First Coast, wherever you are watching.