Sen. Ashley Moody introduced a federal bill to criminalize staged collisions with commercial trucks and to hold co‑conspirators accountable. Supporters say it aims to curb fraud that inflates insurance and litigation costs.

A Palm Coast payroll manager is accused of siphoning former employees' paychecks and giving himself unauthorized raises totaling more than $15,000.

A man was arrested after a viral video showed men using racial slurs and threatening a Black woman in Jacksonville. Authorities say investigators continue to pursue leads.

Forty‑nine arrests in Operation Icebreaker II capped a months‑long probe that officials say dismantled fentanyl, meth and cocaine networks across five Florida counties.

Merritt Properties paid $89.8 million for Center Point Business Park, adding nearly 538,000 square feet to its Jacksonville holdings. The purchase expands the firm's Southside industrial footprint near I‑95 and the Florida East Coast Railway.

Emergency crews responded to a deadly crash at Roosevelt Boulevard and Timuquana Road Wednesday evening; the right southbound lane was blocked and drivers were urged to avoid the area.

As Mega Millions climbs to an estimated $743M, local data show a handful of Jacksonville retailers have repeatedly sold a disproportionate share of big winners.

A Jacksonville shopper’s viral TikTok alleges a man masturbated while following her in a HomeGoods aisle; deputies’ call notes say "no crime committed."

A Holly Ridge traffic stop on July 18 ended with two arrests after officers say they found 112 grams of meth and more than 100 grams of marijuana in a vehicle.

July 20 is the last day to register or change party in St. Johns County before the Aug. 18 primary that will decide two county commission seats.

Hot and sticky Monday with highs near 95°F and a chance of late‑afternoon storms. Beachgoers should watch for increasing rip currents.

A two-vehicle crash at State Road 16 and Stratton Boulevard left one person dead and a deputy injured; investigators are on scene.

A Flagler County jury convicted Jermaine Williams of first‑degree murder in the Aug. 2, 2024 stabbing of his wife. The state will seek the death penalty and the penalty phase begins July 21.