A Jacksonville man is recuperating after his roommate shot him while he slept; the shooter fled but was later detained. The motive is unclear, and the victim's injuries are non-life-threatening.

Jacksonville law enforcement rescued a 16-month-old child from a hot vehicle after the mother accidentally locked the keys inside. The officers quickly broke a window to save the distressed child.

Porpoise Point Vehicular Access Ramp in St. Johns County will close on January 5, 2026, for a resiliency project until May 2026; detour to Vilano Beach Ramp is advised.

St. Johns County Sheriff's Office sells tickets for SJC Fight Night to benefit children in need, including support for the "Diamond of Dreams" project and Special Olympics Florida, with local heroes participating.

Corrections Sergeant Marty Jordan retires after 34 years at the Baker County Sheriff's Office, honored for her dedicated service and impact on the department.

Two students got to school in a police car after their parents won a ride at a fundraiser, highlighted on the Atlantic Beach Police Department's Facebook page.

Jacksonville forecasts sunny weather, with highs from 60 to 71 degrees and clear skies, according to the NWS. Mild evenings and conditions ideal for outdoor activities are expected.

A Tampa-area pharmacist is permanently barred from dispensing opioids and must pay a civil penalty for allegedly distributing controlled substances unlawfully.

Jacksonville Beach has completed a new sidewalk along Jacksonville Drive and invites residents to help design Tall Pines Park's playground through a survey and engagement opportunities.

Police seek two suspects in a theft at ULTA Beauty in Jacksonville Beach, where over $1,200 of goods were stolen. The community is urged to help with leads.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office celebrates the Jaguars' AFC South lead, highlighting their game day security efforts and promoting responsible celebration for potential home playoff games.

St. Augustine promotes St. Francis Park as an ideal location for artists seeking to paint the city's historical charm, offering views of oak trees, fountains, and colonial architecture.

St. Johns County residents disposed of over 25,000 pounds of hazardous waste and electronics at a collection event, showing a commitment to environmental protection.