The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is hosting summer town hall meetings for community engagement on neighborhood safety, with a schedule posted on social media.

Jacksonville Armada FC had to move its Saturday games to Patton Park due to a last-minute cancellation by Edward Waters University, prompting fan frustration over the ongoing issue of venue changes.

Jacksonville's Buckman Bridge will have two southbound lanes closed for construction, affecting weekend traffic and access ramps, with FDOT advising alternate routes.

Atlantic Beach begins its 2025-26 fiscal year budget prep, inviting public input at City Commission budget workshops before the final approval on September 22.

St. Johns County's Housing Rehabilitation Program successfully assisted 37 residents in the past year, focusing on code violations and safety, as shared in their video and social media announcement.

JTA announces detours for Routes 11 and 18 due to events at VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena and Daily's Place from June 6th to 8th. Details on JTA's website and social media.

A fire at Jacksonville's Riverbank Apartments displaced 34 residents; no injuries reported. Red Cross is providing assistance and investigating the cause.

Florida increases penalties for unlawful demolition of historic buildings, with fines up to 20% of the property's pre-demolition value, to better protect historic sites.

Jacksonville celebrates military spouses with the 8th annual Military Spouses Night Out, featuring DJs, photo booths, food, drinks, art therapy, yoga, self-defense demos, massages, and more.

The JTA reflected on National Autonomous Vehicle Day and promoted an upcoming self-driving tech event on June 23, to be held at the Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center in Jacksonville.

The St. Johns County commissioners voted 3-2 to extend County Administrator Joy Andrews' contract until 2030, despite some contention and concerns about her performance.

The St. Johns County Housing Rehabilitation Program continues to help residents maintain their homes, investing $1.9M in repairs in 2024 and assisting 37 individuals.

The City of Jacksonville highlights James Weldon Johnson's impact on education through a tour in LaVilla, emphasizing his legacy beyond his famous song.