Jacksonville mother Kayla Bailey was found alive in a forest after a two-day search, aided by the MEPSAR program, which helped locate 174 missing persons last year.

Duval County Public Schools introduces new policies for the 2025-2026 school year, including changes to early release days, lunch policies, safety measures, student discipline, cell phone use, high school dismissal times, and bus registration.

Debate intensifies in Fernandina Beach over a proposed paid parking plan, as residents petition against it and city commissioners consider vendor options ahead of an influential meeting.

Atlantic Beach city offices will close temporarily on August 21 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for an employee appreciation luncheon. Essential services will remain operational.

The NWS in Jacksonville, FL issued advisories for high rip currents, high surf, and minor coastal flooding along with a warning for dangerous swimming conditions and potential localized beach erosion.

The Main Street Bridge in Jacksonville reopens to cars after a tugboat incident, but remains closed to maritime traffic for repairs.

The National Weather Service issued advisories for Jacksonville, predicting high humidity, temperatures near 90°F, and a chance of thunderstorms, alongside warnings for dangerous rip currents and high surf on local beaches.

A 30-year-old woman, Fallyn Jade Zerbe, was arrested after a multi-county car chase in Florida where she allegedly drove at high speeds, attempted to hit vehicles, and was stopped using a PIT maneuver by the JSO.

St. Johns County announces the 12th Annual Keep Calm and Walk for Cancer event on October 25, starting at the Church of God in Christ and ending at Collier Blocker Park.

JSO Commander Glossman spoke at a summit, highlighting officer wellness initiatives and the department's commitment to mental health and suicide prevention.

Jacksonville, FL faces showers, thunderstorms, and high heat index; evening may clear up, with continued varied weather and high rip current risk into Thursday.

Jacksonville officials have activated Cooling Centers due to a heat wave, providing cool spaces at public libraries, community centers, aquatic facilities, and free transport to these locations.

A teenager died after being hit by a pickup truck on Jacksonville's Northside. The incident, occurring before 4 p.m. on Biscayne Boulevard, led to a temporary road closure for investigation.