Duval County Public Schools reports increasing student proficiency in ELA and Math, with gains corresponding to state trends, and commits to continued improvement efforts.

Nassau County invites residents to discuss Amelia Island Trail Phase 4 on March 4, 2026, at Peck Community Center, with no official action but potential commissioner insights.

Wind Advisory and squall-line threat for Jacksonville Sunday afternoon. Gusty winds, heavy rain, and coastal advisories may disrupt commutes.

Columbia County detectives arrested 30‑year‑old Joshua Lee Hoger after forensic checks turned up more than 20 images and videos of child sexual abuse material. He’s being held on $275,000 bond as the probe continues.

Five major park projects are moving ahead along Jacksonville’s St. Johns River, adding playgrounds, art, wedding plazas and new riverwalk connections. Construction is already visible on both banks.

A city permit approved site clearing at Atlantic North this week to prepare for a 61,204‑sq‑ft Harris Teeter and an adjacent liquor store.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office warned the public of potential Valentine's dates who are suspects in thefts, using social media to share images and encourage reporting.

A jury convicted 21‑year‑old Calvin Mapson of manslaughter in the Jan. 17, 2025 Circle K parking‑lot shooting that killed Trey Carter. Prosecutors say video and digital evidence tied Mapson to the scene.

The City Council of Green Cove Springs held a meeting to discuss financial accountability and city infrastructure, offering the community insights into fiscal matters and plans for local improvements.

Navy veteran Captain Duane Mallicoat was honored for his service and community involvement at a Clay County, FL BCC Meeting where he led the Pledge of Allegiance.

Two goats named Bad Billy and Scape Goat were caught by Jacksonville police and jokingly charged with being "baaaad." If unclaimed, they may be adopted.

Four teens were arrested in Jacksonville for an armed robbery attempt that led to an exchange of gunfire, leaving two injured. They face serious charges, including attempted murder.

Nearly two years after Senior Airman Roger Fortson was shot in his Fort Walton Beach apartment, his mother held a news conference pressing for accountability as legal cases move forward.