St. Johns County deputies arrested three linked to an organized retail theft ring, including a failed Walmart electronics heist and a subsequent chase.

Guatemalan national Pedro Alberto Martin-Xon has been indicted for illegal reentry into the U.S. after prior deportation, facing up to two years in prison.

St. Johns County announced a major sewer system upgrade along Watson Road, causing road closures from February 10 through August. Traffic will be rerouted during this infrastructure project.

St. Johns County's Food for Fines program collected over 2,500 food items for the local pantry, demonstrating community support and reducing library fines.

A Jacksonville man, Shane Allen Gibson, pleaded guilty to federal charges related to possessing and transferring a destructive device, facing up to 25 years in prison.

JSO's Operation Safe Passage connects at-risk juveniles with community resources to help them exit gang violence, facilitated by partnerships with vetted faith-based organizations.

Jacksonville introduces the PAWS program, in collaboration with The Arc Jacksonville and Florida State College, to provide animal care job training for individuals with developmental differences.

Atlantic Beach plans to allow two-way bicycle traffic on previously one-way Beach Avenue, improving safety and convenience for cyclists with new signage.

Jacksonville Beach prepares for traffic disruptions due to the Donna Marathon Weekend with parking lot and street closures for the race supporting breast cancer research.

St. Johns Housing Partnership marked one year since unveiling Patriot Place, an affordable housing project for veterans, with Commissioner Taylor and donor MountainStar Capital attending.

St. Johns Golf Club's Wes Tucker and Bea Mauricio receive awards from the PGA of America North Florida Section for their contributions to golf and community service.

Jacksonville faces cold weather with advisories in place for low temperatures, wind chills, and potential freezing drizzle. Rip current risks also affect coastal areas. Residents are advised to stay warm and cautious.

Jacksonville's Main Street, Hart, and Mathews Bridges have reopened after closures due to inclement weather, with officials urging continued caution on roads due to potential icy conditions from Winter Storm Enzo.