Jacksonville is set to experience several days of pleasant weather, with sunny skies, moderate temperatures reaching highs in the upper 70s to lower 80s, and light to moderate winds.

St. Johns County Sheriff's Communications Division was re-accredited by FL-TAC, highlighting their adherence to high standards in public safety telecommunications.

Jacksonville expands its Food Farmacy to support military families with food aid at NAS Jacksonville and Naval Station Mayport, addressing food insecurity issues.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office increased school security due to a threatening call at Landrum Middle School, leading to a hard lockdown and extensive law enforcement presence. No credible threat was found, but vigilance continues.

Lt. Jamie Graf was honored for 25 years with Nassau County Fire Rescue, acknowledging his dedication to the community and service at a busy fire station.

The City of Jacksonville celebrated the naturalization of 50 people from 33 countries, emphasizing unity and diversity at their World of Nations Celebration.

A high rip current risk warning is in effect for parts of Northeast Florida's coast, advising caution due to strong rip currents and changing conditions.

Orange Park man, D’eante Corker, was sentenced to two years for a federal firearm violation after a traffic stop led to the discovery of a gun he was barred from having.

Commissioner Krista Joseph toured Northrop Grumman's high school internship program, highlighting a partnership with local education to provide students with career experience in aeronautics.

Neptune Beach residents discuss safety concerns about the Penman Road Project's proposed roundabouts and other improvements at a city council meeting.

Jacksonville, FL, expects cloudy skies, potential rainfall, and tepid temperatures with highs of 58°F and lows near freezing, along with gusty winds according to the NWS forecast.

Strong winds caused a partial collapse at the new Jacksonville Fairgrounds construction site, delaying the project by a few weeks, but no injuries were reported.

Elkton's McCullough Creek area is set for a controlled burn to restore the ecosystem and reduce wildfire risks, with smoke expected for 10-14 days from February 13, 2025.