Firefighters managed a hazardous incident at Boston Whaler in Flagler Beach, involving MEKP and coordinated a multi-agency response, utilizing drones and safety measures.

St. Augustine's ParkNow Cards will become invalid on September 30, due to outdated technology, with a switch to license plate-based parking discounts.

Battalion Chief Hank Epperson collaborates with doctoral students on the practical use of Narcan, bridging academic learning with frontline emergency services.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office searches for missing autistic teen Travis McCrimager Jr, last seen early Sunday. The community is asked to help locate him.

Former St. Johns County Fire Chief Bobby Hall passes away, leaving a legacy of transforming local fire-rescue services.

Suspect arrested for attempted kidnapping and robbery at a St. Augustine business after the victim and a witness intervened, leading to a chase and capture by Florida Fish and Wildlife Officers.

Jacksonville's Mayor Deegan and former Mayor Peyton partner to expand early literacy with a $1 million investment from the Gate Foundation, creating The Mayor's Book Club to distribute free monthly books to preschoolers.

Jacksonville police fatally shot a man who was holding a pregnant woman and child during a domestic disturbance, resulting in minor injuries to two officers.

A USPS employee in Jacksonville pled guilty to firearm possession as an illegal drug user and could face up to 15 years in prison. His arrest followed a raid where guns and drugs were found at his home.

Honduran national Pedro Espinoza-Guiffaro arrested in Florida for illegal reentry; faces up to 2 years in prison. Previously deported and wanted in Honduras for murder.

The National Weather Service reports a week of muggy weather, showers, and thunderstorms for Jacksonville, with high humidity and temperatures in the mid-90s.

Florida man James Davis II pleads guilty to COVID-19 PPE investment fraud and could face 30 years for bank fraud, plus additional time for other charges.

The City Commission has scheduled a Town Hall on July 19 at 10 a.m. at the Gail Baker Community Center for local citizens to discuss issues with officials.