NOAA and USAF "hurricane hunters" conduct year-round missions, including winter storm tracking, using aircraft to collect weather data critical for forecasting and public safety.

A Dense Fog Advisory is in effect for Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia due to visibility issues, with a warning also in place for high rip currents along the coastal areas.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office's "Behind the Badge" series reveals deputies' personal holiday traditions, humanizing officers and promoting community relations.

Jacksonville’s St. Johns Town Center sees heavy traffic with last-minute Christmas shoppers; officers manage flow and a violinist serenades at a local TJ Maxx.

Jacksonville's Mayor Donna Deegan has been actively helping deliver meals to homebound seniors, supporting the city's initiatives against senior food insecurity.

Clay County announces a break in road construction for the holidays but advises caution around ongoing detours and informs residents of future roadwork under the Bonded Transportation Program.

Anthony Rodriguez, Jr. from Orange Park has been sentenced to 21 months in federal prison for possessing a firearm as a convicted felon, with the arrest and sentencing confirmed by the Department of Justice.

Commissioner Christian Whitehurst joins the St. Johns County Value Adjustment Board, aiming to address property appraisal disputes alongside Commissioner Krista Joseph, the new chair.

Clay County, FL residents can now access state benefits like SNAP and Medicaid locally, thanks to a new partnership with the state's Department of Children and Families.

St. Augustine is updating its building permit process with a new Land Development Application, effective January 1, 2025, due to a new Florida law, HB 267.

The Jacksonville Beach City Council approved a plan to allow more restaurants to offer sidewalk dining, aiming to create a vibrant, pedestrian-friendly atmosphere.

The Duval County School Board partners with Trinity Commercial Group to manage real estate assets, potentially including the sale of their administration building.

A body was found at a Jacksonville construction site, leading to a police investigation. There's no public safety threat, and authorities seek help with the case.