Residents of Orange Park shared their ideas for the Oakleaf Library at a community workshop, with another session scheduled for the following Thursday.

The Clay County Commissioners meeting discussed forestry, infrastructure, and stormwater management, with details on fire protection, road projects, and stormwater modeling available on their website.

Anthony Smokes was arrested in Jacksonville for serious drug charges, including possession of Fentanyl and Methamphetamine, with evidence of drug trafficking found in his apartment.

St. Johns County in Florida achieved a high recycling rate, ranking in the top 10 of the state's counties, driven by residential participation, local efforts, and tools like the Recycle Coach app.

Atlantic Beach offers a free gardening workshop focusing on Florida-Friendly Landscaping, led by a Master Gardener, with practical demonstrations and a seed packet giveaway.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help in identifying an armed robbery suspect who targeted a local restaurant on Timuquana Road last month.

City Council discusses community developments, acknowledges Sergeant Chris Hess's retirement, and approves a water utility theft ordinance and a lease with CCEDC, alongside tackling infrastructure issues and city manager search plans.

Jacksonville, Florida, promotes the Peanut Butter Challenge to fight hunger; a food drive ending October 31, with various drop-off points for unexpired jars.

Florida's CFO Blaise Ingoglia announced over $1.8 million in funding for Northeast Florida sheriff's offices to support immigration enforcement in partnership with ICE, focusing on the 287(g) program.

Jacksonville's Camping Ordinance has led to a drop in downtown crime and helped over 550 homeless individuals reunite with families, with enforcement focusing on support, not just arrests.

Northeast Florida domestic violence centers' work is highlighted during Domestic Violence Awareness Month, focusing on their support for over 7,200 survivors and children.

Jacksonville's District 4 held a Sheriff's Walk in Ortega with Sheriff Waters and Commander Redgate, engaging with locals and addressing community issues. The successful event aimed to strengthen police-community ties.

Firefighters Racine and Schwerdtfeger from Station 21 in Jacksonville passed their intensive 7-month rookie exam, as announced by the Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department.