Jacksonville authorities are seeking two suspects who stole $1,400 worth of perfume from a beauty store. The sheriff's office has released descriptions and is seeking public assistance.

St. Johns County celebrates the opening of a new artificial turf field at Solomon Calhoun Community Center with a kickoff event featuring performances, a ribbon-cutting, and speeches from local leaders.

Jacksonville faces a High Surf Advisory and High Rip Current Risk, with sunny weather today shifting to potential showers and thunderstorms. Dangerous swimming conditions expected along Georgia beaches.

St. Johns County actively maintains its manholes through a Rehabilitation Program to preserve sewer infrastructure and prevent issues related to aging and corrosion.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office warns of a scam where fraudsters impersonate law enforcement, claiming citizens missed jury duty and demand payment via phone or text.

The Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department is set to enhance its fleet with five new high-tech rescue units to improve emergency responses for the city's residents.

Neptune Beach announces a Finance & Auditor Selection Committee meeting on September 30, 2025, open to the public at City Hall, ensuring ADA compliance for participation.

An overturned dump truck on I-10 near I-295 caused major traffic delays, closing westbound lanes early Friday. Some lanes reopened by 8:47 a.m.; all lanes cleared later.

Suspect Michael Ziegler arrested for the 1994 murder of pregnant Tina Heins, after new technology and persistent detectives prompt indictment and closure for Heins family.

Florida teen Bindy Binderim was found safe after being missing for nearly 10 days. The Clay County Sheriff's Office announced the news on social media.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office posted on social media seeking help to identify a person who used a laundry basket in a retail theft on McDuff Avenue.

Jacksonville's 2nd Annual Unidos Jax Hispanic Heritage Dinner on September 25 celebrates Hispanic culture with performances, food, and honoring community leaders.

Master Gardener Amy Franqui is leading free "HOW Series" workshops on Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ in Duval County, including rain barrel construction and pest control.