Jacksonville faces a week of high heat and thunderstorms, with heat indices up to 106 and frequent precipitation chances, as Floridians prepare for typical summer weather conditions.

Clay County Sheriff partners with SaferWatch, offering up to $50,000 in rewards for tips leading to arrests or progress in criminal investigations, encouraging anonymous community participation.

The NWS Jacksonville forecasts a week of high heat, humidity, and daily chances of thunderstorms, advising residents to prepare and stay informed for safety.

The Friends of the Mandarin Library in Jacksonville are hosting a book sale with books at $10 per bag or individual items under $5. Cash only, the event supports library programs.

Jacksonville's forecast includes persistent showers and thunderstorms, high humidity, and heat, with rain chances varying throughout the week and temperatures reaching low 90s.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is seeking public help via social media to find two shoplifters who stole $1,100 worth of goods from a dollar store.

After a recent shooting in Jacksonville, Amarion Mitchell died from wounds sustained days after his 22nd birthday. Muhammad Thomas was arrested as the suspect.

Jacksonville has increased surveillance, with the Sheriff's Office showing how its Real-Time Crime Center aids in tracking and arresting suspects, emphasizing '"We’re always watching."'

Jacksonville, FL's weekly forecast includes sunshine, clouds, thunderstorms, highs near 91°F, and breezy conditions, with a mix of clear nights and chances of rain increasing throughout the week.

Jacksonville's JTA announces detours for bus routes 11 and 18 due to events at VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena and Daily’s Place, advising commuters to check their website for details.

St. Augustine residents prepare for a new Silverleaf Sportsplex and Shearwater Community Park and Library, starting with a groundbreaking ceremony on June 4.

May 2025 is officially Foster Parent Appreciation Month in St. Johns County, as established by Commissioner Arnold.

St. Johns County Public Library announces a Summer Reading Program with over 100 activities starting June 1, themed "Color Our World," including games, shows, and crafts.