Jacksonville prepares for severe cold with a Freeze Warning and advisory. The city opens a warming center and urges residents to use COJ Libraries and Community Centers to stay warm. Non-profits aid the homeless with shelter options.

Kevin Jones, Jacksonville Fire Marshall, is retiring after 34 years, and Allen Mason will succeed him, with Damian Bell becoming Deputy Division Chief.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is educating the public about legal drone use, encouraging reporting of suspicious activities, and highlighting drone benefits in various sectors while emphasizing adherence to FAA regulations.

Vice Mayor Barbara Blonder of St. Augustine credits her students with inspiring her political journey and emphasizes her commitment to environmental conservation.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office announced their rigorous Physical Abilities Test, a key step for those wishing to join the police academy and embark on a law enforcement career.

The Jacksonville Armada FC bought land in downtown Jacksonville for $1 to build a new soccer stadium with 2,500 seats and office space, aiming to enhance the local community and economy.

Clay County road construction will lead to lane closures and speed reductions, with details and updates available via their online dashboard. Traffic signal work and railroad maintenance are also expected to cause disruptions.

Escape room co-owner John Nicholls was arrested in Middleburg on CSAM charges. The arrest followed a months-long investigation that included a raid on his home and business.

St. Johns County invites residents to a legislative delegation meeting to discuss state concerns and policies on January 10, requiring speaker forms submitted by January 5.

Jacksonville launches "Community Spring Refresh Program" to assist residents with home and yard maintenance from February 8 to March 15, available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Jacksonville Beach welcomed the new year with the traditional Polar Plunge, where over 1,000 participants braved water at 61 degrees, continuing a ritual that began in 1990.

A 70-year-old cyclist died after a hit-and-run in Bradford County; authorities located the suspect's sedan but had not apprehended the driver at the time of reporting.

Jacksonville city offices and facilities announced closures for New Year's Day, while essential services like garbage collection continue. Public access to parks remains available with specific hours.