Takeyah Austin, a City Year alumnus, now serves as a mentor at Rutledge Pearson Elementary in Duval, symbolizing the program's positive impact since 2013 in promoting community and inspiration in schools.

Jacksonville Beach Police remind drivers about the Move Over law during the holidays, stressing lane changes/slowing down for stopped vehicles with flashing lights, and outlining penalties for non-compliance.

Bahamian national Rochelle Deborah Johnson faces charges for illegal voting, passport fraud, and false citizenship claims in the United States, with a potential 35-year imprisonment if convicted.

MoDOT has announced a lane closure on northbound I-35 in Clay County for signal and lighting work, expecting traffic delays on Nov. 26 from 9 AM to 12 PM.

The City of Jacksonville Beach is hiring a Utility Plant Instrumentation Technician with full-time benefits, critical for their water services operations.

A dense fog advisory was issued in Jacksonville, FL, affecting travel in northeast Florida and southeast Georgia with visibility down to a quarter mile or less.

Krista Joseph was re-elected as Chair and Ann Taylor as Vice Chair of St. Johns County Commissioners for 2025, focusing on conservation, veterans, fiscal responsibility, tourism, and youth development.

City officials discussed updating water and wastewater connection fees for new developments to ensure infrastructure costs align with growth during a special session.

Carlos Felipe Jaramillo Grajales was indicted on charges including passport fraud and illegal voting in the 2020 US election by adopting a US citizen's identity.

Jacksonville authorities investigate the death of a woman in her 50s, found in a home after a possible stabbing. No suspects or cause of death identified yet.

Jacksonville's Friendsgiving Fountain event on Nov 22 will offer Thanksgiving-themed food, local music, and communal gathering to foster holiday spirit and community engagement.

North Carolina man Geoffrey Dudding pleaded guilty to trying to entice an 11-year-old into sexual activity, using his phone and the internet, and now faces at least 10 years in federal prison.

An elderly, disoriented woman was identified and reunited with her family thanks to the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office and community's social media efforts.