Fall public meetings in Green Cove Springs include City Council Sessions, a Citizens Advisory Committee meeting, a Planning and Zoning Board Meeting, and Red Light Camera Hearings.

The Dog Park on Aquatic Drive reopened after renovations to address erosion, featuring re-sodded areas and reinforced walking paths for the enjoyment of dogs and their owners.

Inmate Michael Lavon Barfield of Duval County Jail died after hospitalization due to pre-existing health conditions, while facing drug charges. An investigation is underway.

Atlantic Beach has expanded its use of the Thor Guard Lightning Prediction System to enhance public safety from lightning threats at more local parks and beach accesses.

Allen Washington is charged with murder for fatally shooting Carlos Oyenarte at a Jacksonville apartment complex.

Jacksonville, FL, forecasts show frequent scattered showers and thunderstorms throughout the week, with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s and light easterly winds.

Jacksonville forecast predicts a sunny day with highs of 87°F and breezy conditions, but with increased chances of showers and thunderstorms later in the week. High rip current risk alerts are in place for beaches until Tuesday evening.

Jacksonville Sheriff seeks a trio, including two elderly women, for stealing over 60 wine bottles from a store. The Sheriff's Office released a video and seeks public assistance.

NWS Jacksonville forecasts mostly sunny days with highs near 88°F, light winds, and a slight chance of weekend showers. The following week may see mid-80s temps, chances of showers, and thunderstorms up to 40%.

High-speed pursuit in Flagler County ends fatally for an innocent motorist after a head-on collision involving burglary suspects.

The National Weather Service in Jacksonville, FL forecasts sunny days with highs near 88°F, light winds, and partly cloudy nights with temperatures around 70°F.

Green Cove Springs City Council discussed staff compensation and budget options in a special session, maintaining the millage rate and receiving charity contributions from a pickleball tournament.

Fernandina Beach citizens honored local law enforcement with food and notes, expressing gratitude and remembering 9/11. The Police Department thanked everyone for their support on social media.