Jacksonville high school students explore African American history at a local Summer Writing Institute, creating educational materials on figures and culture from their city.

St. Johns County hosted its second Student Shadow Program, allowing three students to learn about local government by shadowing officials across various departments.

Deputies in Clay County shot Dajshon Travis Asbell while serving arrest warrants. He died three days later. After negotiations and tear gas failed, Asbell charged deputies with an edged weapon. The FDLE is investigating the incident.

St. Johns County offers a free shuttle service to beachgoers from July 4-6, aiding with holiday traffic and parking for several beaches, while ensuring safety with patrols and lifeguards.

The NWS predicts high humidity and heat for Jacksonville, with a heat index potentially reaching 100 degrees and chances of thunderstorms increasing as the week progresses.

St. Johns County celebrated the 20th anniversary of the William Bartram Scenic & Historic Highway, highlighting the importance of conserving this 17-mile stretch along State Road 13 for its natural and historical value.

An 18-year-old motorcyclist died in a high-speed collision with an SUV on Mathews Bridge, Jacksonville. The crash, which occurred Sunday morning, also led to the closure of westbound lanes.

Florida's State Attorney R.J. Larizza is seeking the death penalty against Dimeco Henderson for child sexual abuse, a first in the state's judicial circuit.

Fernandina Beach is searching for an arsonist who was filmed setting fire to an umbrella at Sliders Seaside Grill. Firefighters responded and extinguished the fire; the investigation is ongoing.

A vehicle fire on I-95 South at Racetrack Road, St. Johns County, caused significant delays with initial full lane blockage. No injuries were reported, with lanes reopening by 2:30 p.m.

Neptune Beach, Florida, is seeking CPA firms to audit its financial statements for 2025-2027, with a deadline for proposals set at the fiscal year's end on September 30.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office will close its buildings on Juneteenth, June 19, 2025, while essential services like Patrol Division and Communications Center remain operational.

Jacksonville University launches a Sea Turtle Program for research and conservation, led by Director Lucas Meers, with community involvement and educational outreach.