St. Johns County schools stay open despite icy forecast, as Superintendent Forson pledges to monitor weather with emergency services and keep parents informed.

Jacksonville officials respond to a cold snap by issuing weather warnings, opening warming centers, and urging residents to prepare for freezing conditions and winter storms.

The Jacksonville area prepares for rare winter weather, including a freeze warning and storm advisory, with potential frostbite, hypothermia risks, and hazardous driving conditions.

St. Johns County Emergency Management honors MLK Day, underscoring Dr. King's values of unity and service and urging reflection on his legacy of equality, justice, and nonviolence.

UNF Club Ice Hockey, guided by students and a coach with a pro background, competes in its second season, with dedication shaping its growing legacy in the CHS conference.

Jacksonville, with partners JEA and FSCJ, received a $2.8 million grant for 100 additional EV chargers, increasing their network by 62.5% and promoting sustainable transportation.

A 75-year-old cyclist, Vasil Kovllari, was hit and killed on Baymeadows Road, making it the sixth traffic death in Jacksonville this year. The driver fled but was found by the JSO.

St. Johns County wins a Resiliency Award for its Alpine Groves Park Shoreline Restoration Project, which implemented a rock revetment to prevent erosion and protect the park's ecosystem.

The St. Augustine Visitor Information Center's floors will be renovated starting January 27, 2025, with phases of modified operation and temporary closures.

EMCOR Group Inc. acquires Miller Electric Company for $865 million, expanding in Southeastern US while maintaining Miller's leadership and Jacksonville headquarters.

Palatka is addressing a sulfur-like odor in their water by repairing aeration towers at the R.C. Willis Water Treatment Plant, ensuring the safety and improving the smell of local water.

The St. Johns County School District announced five finalists for Teacher of the Year, with the winner to be celebrated at a banquet and compete for Florida Teacher of the Year.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office has initiated clearing underbrush in parks to improve visibility and public safety, which may help in detecting and preventing crime.