A Cambridge man, Kevin Marcano, was sentenced to over 15 years for trafficking meth across the U.S., involving large shipments to Jacksonville, as detailed by the Middle District of Florida's U.S. Attorney’s Office.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office seeks public help to catch a tool thief who targeted a truck on Commonwealth Avenue, with surveillance capturing the suspect using a GMC SUV.

The Jacksonville Sheriff expressed condolences for the NYPD loss, emphasizing unity and the importance of vigilance and officer training in a tribute to fallen Officer Didarul Islam.

Florida announces a Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday from August 1, offering savings on school supplies, clothing, and tech to ease families' financial load.

Jacksonville police arrested six individuals, resolving 11 cases, including a drive-by shooting that killed a Great Dane and involved a string of other shootings.

Free gardening workshops offer tips on eco-friendly landscaping, rainwater collection, pest control, and plant care in Duval County, Florida, with live and online options available.

St. Augustine and St. Johns County are preparing for flooding by holding workshops on FEMA funding, guided by QES. Residents can learn about the 2025 FMA application cycle.

Clay County is starting roadworks late summer, with lane closures and paving to improve local travel. Projects include paving dirt roads and creating a new roadway on Radar Road for better connectivity and safety.

Green Cove Springs City Council discussed raising the property tax rate above the current and rolled-back rates, amid increased property values and public concern.

Clay County Fire Rescue invites the public to the opening of Fire Station 20 in Green Cove Springs with a new 9/11 Memorial, featuring World Trade Center steel beams and a Survivor Tree seedling.

FDOT recommends a new crosswalk on Baymeadows Road, where a teacher and his son were killed, to improve pedestrian safety following a traffic study that showed 12 accidents since 2020 at the site.

Jacksonville's City Council Page Program invites youth to learn about local government and earn service hours.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is hosting an event on July 31st to educate the public on preventing elder fraud, featuring Sheriff Hardwick and experts.