The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office recognized National Police Week, honoring fallen officers, including local officer Brad McNew, with events in Washington, D.C.

The Atlantic Beach 2024 Water Quality Report, showing compliance with safety standards for drinking water, emphasizes city commitment to safe water and infrastructure investment.

Devonne Rivers is charged with a double murder in Jacksonville. Victims Travis Williams and Anton Brown were found shot in a car in April 2024. Rivers was already in jail for another crime.

St. Johns County celebrated its tourism industry with officials and stakeholders discussing growth, governance, and economic resilience at the "Vision & Voyage" event.

St. Johns County successfully reduced park vandalism repair costs by 60% due to the "Enjoy, Don't Destroy" campaign, saving $18,093 between April 2024 and March 2025.

American Legion Post 316 will host a Memorial Day event with speaker Robert Springer, honoring fallen service members on May 26 at Beaches Veterans Memorial Park.

A 23-year-old man died after his vehicle hit a tree off the I-95 ramp in Jacksonville. He was wearing a seatbelt. Authorities are investigating the cause.

St. Johns County celebrates the $1.5 million expansion of the Field of Dreams Baseball facility, boosting accessibility and including a new parking lot and concession stand.

Clay County announces road and lane closures due to several roadwork projects, including resurfacing and new road construction, with expected completion by Fall 2025.

St. Johns County hosts a free Shredding Event for residents to safely dispose of sensitive paperwork on May 10, ensuring data security and environmental benefits.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office arrested nine individuals for stealing fiber optic cables, highlighting the potential disruption to internet services and the financial burden to customers.

Sheriff T.K. Waters of Jacksonville announced a series of town hall meetings from July to August 2025 to enhance dialogue between police and citizens and discuss public safety.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and thunderstorms in Jacksonville, FL, with high humidity and temperatures up to 89°F, potentially lasting through next week.