St. Augustine celebrated Arbor Day at Connor Park, marking its 43rd year as a Tree City USA with speeches, a tree planting, and free saplings for attendees.

Jacksonville schools are partnering with Who We Play For to offer free EKG screenings for student-athletes to prevent sudden cardiac arrest, ahead of the Second Chance Act requiring heart screenings.

Jacksonville police arrested twin brothers Kenneth and Curtis White on drug charges after a bust that yielded narcotics and a firearm near Edwards Park.

An industrial cooking oil spill has closed Palm Valley Road, with the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office coordinating traffic and clean-up underway by the Fire Rescue. Traffic is being redirected; no timeline for reopening or injury reports yet.

The Town of Orange Park has canceled its Sunday market due to bad weather forecasts, citing safety and comfort concerns for vendors and Floridian attendees unaccustomed to cold, wet conditions.

The City of St. Augustine highlighted the historic Bridge of Lions on Facebook, noting its significance and the marble lions gifted by Andrew Anderson.

Jacksonville's Harrison Conyers, Military Affairs and Veterans Department Director, received the American Defense Community Champion Award for his service to military and veteran communities.

Jacksonville's 16th Annual America Recycles Day event offered paper recycling and tree giveaways to residents to support local sustainability efforts.

A Jacksonville woman, Jennifer Cruz, was arrested for punching a trooper during an ICE operation; the incident has sparked debate over immigration enforcement in Florida.

A suspect died from a self-inflicted gunshot in a police car in Nassau County; an FDLE investigation and NCSO review are ongoing to determine how the incident occurred.

Two Jacksonville elementary schools received nearly 300 coats from THE PLAYERS Championship and JAX Chamber, benefiting students during the winter season.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office released a briefing on a December 2025 shooting, where officers killed Alan Rush, who was armed and holding narcotics. An investigation is underway.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office seeks public help via social media to identify a person who turned a fake return into an $880 theft at a retail store.