Jacksonville's Employee Services article emphasizes the importance of organizing family health management through a command center, understanding health history, using shared calendars, scheduling efficient appointments, and having a sick care plan.

The article offers guidance on choosing appropriate healthcare services in San Francisco, as outlined by the City of Jacksonville's Employee Services, including telehealth, primary care, urgent care, ER, and tips for travel.

Clay County announced upcoming roadworks affecting Orange Park to Middleburg from October 4-10, including railroad crossing, new constructions, and road improvements, causing lane closures and traffic changes.

An article highlights family strategies for mental health, including regular meals without tech, physical activities together, open communication, and quality time to strengthen family bonds and resilience.

Jacksonville teen Genesis Webber was killed in a hit-and-run. Suspect Andre Myers, wearing an ankle monitor, was arrested thanks to JSO's investigation using surveillance and monitor data.

A 13-year-old girl named Genesis Webber was killed in a hit-and-run in Arlington while walking on the road's shoulder. Her family reminisces as the community seeks justice.

Dr. Heidy Khlaaf is featured on TIME's 2025 list of influential people in AI for her work in safety and ethical AI, crediting her education at Paxon School for success.

The NWS in Jacksonville warned of high rip currents and surf advisories in Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida, advising against swimming and noting the potential for beach erosion.

Jacksonville corrections officer Obbie Johnson saved a woman from drowning, after being alerted by an inmate. He performed CPR until additional help arrived.

The Jacksonville Beach Police Department announced the start of Pumpkin Donut Season, urging the public to enjoy the treat at Cinotti's Bakery while being cautious in parking areas and during school hours.

Jacksonville, FL weekend forecast includes a mix of sun and storms, with a 60-70% chance of rain and possible heavy rainfall, peaking near 90 degrees.

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.