A man in his early 20s was wounded near Valencia Way Apartments on Labelle Street; JSO recovered nine shell casings and is reviewing surveillance while asking for tips.

A Dixie County couple is accused of faking their 15‑year‑old son’s cancer to collect donations, deputies say, and investigators have placed the teen in protective care. The arrests followed a months‑long probe that traced fundraisers and a bank account tied to the family.

A mid-September pre-application and family confirmation suggest Matanzas Innlet could be rebuilt on A1A after Hurricane Matthew closed it in 2017. County filings are still in early stages.

State records and resident research show volatile solvents under the Douglas Warehouse proposed for an ICE facility, renewing protests and regulatory questions.

Chef Peter and Kristen Kenney opened Beach Bagels in the former Purple Olive spot on Anastasia Island, serving fresh bagels, house-made schmears and breakfast sandwiches. The daytime café runs Wednesday–Sunday, 8 a.m.–2 p.m.

A Fantasy 5 ticket sold in Jacksonville matched 6-9-10-16-27 for roughly $125,212, making a local store the lone jackpot seller in Wednesday's statewide draws.

Southeast Orthopedic finished a $30M multiyear expansion in St. Augustine, adding operating rooms and imaging and positioning the group for more growth across Northeast Florida.

A Jacksonville man pleaded guilty to viewing and sharing child sexual abuse material and was sentenced to five years in state prison and 10 years of probation.

A Fleming Island man was arrested Monday on a second‑degree murder charge after prosecutors say a 2018 head injury ultimately led to a 2025 death ruled a homicide.

Developers propose Regency Split Lofts in Arlington — smaller, for-sale condos pitched to firefighters, teachers and municipal employees. The model is billed as a template that could be replicated across Jacksonville.

Putnam County deputies arrested Matthew Dennis after a 47-year-old Palatka man was found shot along a wooded trail. The suspect was taken into custody after a multi‑agency warrant was executed.

Florida’s attorney general says he may sue Jacksonville after investigators found two binders of firearm logbooks that recorded personal details of people who carried guns into city buildings.

Two vehicles burned in a crash on Atlantic Boulevard Sunday; four people were hospitalized and the road was closed between Empire Point Road and University Boulevard.