The SJSO celebrated Commander Edenfield's graduation from the FBI National Academy, emphasizing the significant academic achievement and his enhanced law enforcement skills.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office awards 'Operation Safe Passage' decals to churches and community partners, marking safe havens for those leaving gang life.

A man was hospitalized after an early morning shooting during a fight in Jacksonville, with suspects fleeing in a silver Jeep SUV; authorities are seeking public assistance.

St. Augustine offices will close for Juneteenth, but trash collection continues. Parking is free in City lots/spaces, but Castillo and parking facility fees apply.

St. Augustine's July 4th Fireworks Over the Matanzas includes a 20-minute display choreographed to music and an All-Star Orchestra concert, with free parking, shuttle services, and street closures announced.

A missing elderly woman with dementia was safely found in Jacksonville thanks to a vigilant citizen's tip and the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office's efforts.

Jacksonville police arrested two people and seized drugs, guns, and cash near a school and place of worship; the site allegedly served as a drug operation front.

A man was shot in a Jacksonville neighborhood by an assailant who fled on foot. The victim, hospitalized but stable, was shot in the yard of a Magnolia Gardens home.

A wildfire near US-17 and Yellow Bluff Road in Jacksonville may affect traffic due to visibility issues, with FHP advising caution and no road closures reported yet.

The Jacksonville community is searching for two missing children, Taylor Muller, 11, and Brooklyn Albertie, 10, after they failed to come home from a bus trip.

Joshua Phillips, convicted at 14 for murdering Maddie Clifton in 1998, will have his life sentence reviewed nearly three decades later, following a Supreme Court ruling that disallows automatic life sentences for juveniles.

A 5-year-old child drowned at Fernandina Beach near Seaside Park; despite lifeguard efforts and hospital care, the child suffered fatal cardiac arrest.

Jacksonville, FL is expecting a hot and stormy week, with high chances of showers and thunderstorms, temperatures reaching into the mid-90s, and high humidity.