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.

71-year-old Thomas Carter with dementia, reported missing in Jacksonville, was safely located and returned home, thanks to community and Jacksonville Sheriff's Office efforts.

Officer James Kahre helped a disoriented Vietnam Veteran found in his car at night, ensuring the man's safety and reuniting him with his wife, demonstrating care beyond his patrol duties.

The St. Louis weather forecast predicts sunny days with possible weekend showers, highs around 65-72 degrees, and cooler temperatures early next week.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is seeking information on two suspects involved in the theft of over $2,000 in NBA trading cards from a Southside store, as seen on surveillance footage.

Clay County's Thanksgiving trash collection schedule will see a one-day delay due to the holiday, with Thursday pickups moved to Friday and Friday's to Saturday. Normal service will resume the following Monday.

St. Johns County has released its November E-Newsletter with local updates, including the Nights of Lights event, County Road 2209 opening, and a new Children's Advocacy Group.

A man was fatally shot at Medusa Lounge in Jacksonville; the shooter called 911 and was detained as the JSO investigates the incident. Details are still emerging.

Saundra switched from a medical office to the Clerk’s Office for career growth, finding new opportunities and collegial support, while balancing work with her family life in Florida.