Westside High School celebrated its first group of students completing the CNA program, ready to join the healthcare workforce with both a diploma and a CNA license.

Human remains found on Fleming Island prompted a Clay County Sheriff's Office investigation, with patrols and dive teams called to the scene near Doctors Lake bridge.

Inside SJC Episode 2 highlights the Small Business Development Center's role in aiding local businesses, coinciding with National Small Business Week.

Jacksonville faces a week of showers and thunderstorms with high humidity and temperatures ranging from the 70s to high 80s, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Former Florida State Representative Cyndi Stevenson will receive the 2025 Adelaide Sanchez Award as announced by St. Augustine for her work in historic preservation.

A man from Jacksonville Beach died in a crash on I-295 after his truck hit a semi-truck. Northbound lanes were closed for cleanup but later reopened. The semi-truck driver was unharmed.

Agencies responded to a boat fire in St. John's County, swiftly extinguishing it with no injuries, highlighting the importance of water safety and preparedness.

Jermaine Carter was arrested in St. Johns County on charges of drug trafficking, including violation of probation, after detectives found drugs and firearms at his residence.

Jacksonville celebrates National Travel and Tourism Week, highlighting local attractions and businesses, recognizing tourism's importance to the local economy.

A man drowned at Fort George Inlet, and his body was found after a joint search by various agencies. The incident appears accidental, with the Medical Examiner determining the cause of death.

Jacksonville's Beaches area is on rabies alert after a coyote tested positive. Residents are advised to follow safety guidelines and report stray animals or rabies exposure.

St. Augustine City officials announce public meetings in May to discuss event management, including the annual Nights of Lights, focusing on mobility issues and community feedback.

Jacksonville's Sheriff T.K. Waters has partnered with Safe Kids Worldwide to raise awareness about the dangers of leaving children in hot cars, especially as the summer approaches.