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.

A woman in her 20s was fatally shot at a Jacksonville party after a dispute escalated to gunfire; five people were detained, with no arrests made yet.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office increased waterway patrols during the Independence Day weekend to prevent boating under the influence and unsafe operations, in collaboration with Operation Dry Water.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office to close public buildings on July 4, 2025, but patrols and emergency services remain active.

St. Johns Golf Club launched a new website featuring course info, event calendars, and online booking, coinciding with facility and service enhancements, including a new pizzeria and recognition of staff members' achievements.

Journee McGrew was arrested in Jacksonville for the murder of Waduta Woodley after a domestic dispute, facing charges including Second Degree Murder and Evidence Tampering.

July in Duval County features celebrations for Park and Recreation Month, with various activities organized by JaxParks, inviting residents to join and share stories on social media.

The NWS in Jacksonville forecasts a week of showers and thunderstorms, with high humidity and chances of rain. Conditions are expected to persist into the weekend and early next week.

Jacksonville's weather forecast predicts a wet week with regular showers and thunderstorms, high humidity, and temperatures around 89 degrees. Precipitation chances remain high throughout the week.

St. Johns County announces no disruptions to trash pickup on July 4th despite other services being closed, with normal operations resuming on July 5-7.