Clay County Sheriff's Office joins other agencies in Operation Southern Slow Down to reduce speeding and traffic accidents through enforcement and public awareness.

A multi-vehicle crash in Bradford County on US301, north of CR 18, has caused injuries and a roadblock; the Sheriff's Office advises using CR 221 as a detour.

A Jacksonville Sheriff's officer helped a stranded family with vehicle troubles during a storm, moving their SUV to safety and staying with them until help arrived.

The St. Johns County Ocean & Fishing Pier is closed for the day due to public safety concerns from inclement weather, with plans to reopen the following morning.

Baker County Sheriff's Office warns of a scam by "Universal Adcom," falsely claiming partnership with the office for paid vehicle magnets. Public advised not to provide money or info.

Protests are ongoing in Jacksonville against a proposed ICE detention camp at Camp Blanding, with community members and lawmakers asserting the facility undermines community values and immigrant integration.

Jacksonville receives $4.35 million from the state for infrastructure and public safety, including funding for a new burn building at the Fire Academy and road improvements in Districts 8 and 1.

An 18-year-old named Xzaria Randall was fatally shot on Rover Road in Jacksonville. Stephan Smith, 23, was charged with murder following a JSO investigation.

Stephan Smith was arrested in Jacksonville for the second-degree murder of 18-year-old Xzaria Randall at a party.

Sheriff T.K. Waters of Jacksonville will hold a series of town hall meetings to discuss community safety and crime trends, with a focus on addressing specific district issues and maintaining low crime rates.

St. Augustine offers a free shuttle service, STAR Circulator, for easy downtown navigation, connecting key locations with a 1.12-mile loop operational from 10 AM to 10 PM.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office invites residents to a meeting at Sacred Heart Catholic Church to discuss local safety and community unity on July 10.

A sewer main collapse on East Bay Street in Downtown Jacksonville has caused lane closures and detours. JEA crews are working on repairs, which may take a week.