A body was found at a Jacksonville construction site, leading to a police investigation. There's no public safety threat, and authorities seek help with the case.

A Beauty Max store employee was killed by shoplifters fleeing in a vehicle after trying to stop them. The incident occurred at the Kernan Village shopping plaza.

Jacksonville residents are invited to a public forum at the Main Library on December 18th to discuss the future and revitalization plans of Metropolitan Park.

The JSO released a briefing on an officer-involved shooting under investigation, promising transparency but withholding judgment pending investigation outcomes.

A fire in Jacksonville's Mid-Westside left one dead and two firefighters injured, with the local community mourning the loss of a well-regarded resident.

The St. Johns County Parks and Recreation partners with the Palm Valley Community Association for the Palm Valley Boat Parade, enhancing the event with a $5,000 budget increase for amenities.

Downtown Jacksonville's December Art Walk on Dec. 4 will feature a holiday celebration with a tree lighting ceremony, performances, and a Winter Wonderland at Snyder Memorial Church.

The U.S. Coast Guard seized 1,500 pounds of cocaine and 1,400 pounds of marijuana valued at $18.5 million in the Caribbean, taking 15 suspects into custody.

A slight chance of showers is predicted for Jacksonville on Thanksgiving, with partly sunny skies and highs of 80 degrees. The weekend looks sunny, while clear skies are expected early next week.

The article describes the sunny weather forecast for Jacksonville, FL, with daily temperatures ranging from the low 50s to the low 80s and light winds throughout the week.

A Jacksonville postal carrier pleaded guilty to credit card fraud and mail theft, facing up to 15 years in prison after being caught on video using stolen cards.

Jacksonville residents are experiencing a cold spell with sunny days ahead, highs around 61-77 degrees Fahrenheit and brisk northwest winds, with a warmer trend expected by Thanksgiving.

A Boynton Beach man pleaded guilty to distributing child sexual abuse material and faces 5 to 20 years in prison. The FBI conducted the investigation that led to his arrest.