Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office reports the safe location of missing 54-year-old Charles Tims, thanking the community for their help.

Jacksonville man Jaime Rosario Ang was sentenced to over 15 years in prison for meth distribution after pleading guilty last year. The conviction is part of Operation Take Back America.

The Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department highlights January as Firefighter Cancer Awareness Month, stressing the importance of health and cancer risk reduction for firefighters.

Jacksonville residents are urged to stay safe and warm during a cold snap. The city reminds locals via social media and provides resources like JaxReady for tips, warming center information, and pet safety during the cold weather.

Dr. Mari Richardson of Jean Ribault High School won the 2026 VyStar Duval County Teacher of the Year, announced at the EDDY Awards. She will compete for the statewide title next.

Baker County continues its outdoor burning ban due to ongoing drought conditions, urging community cooperation for fire safety and protection of resources, with authorities closely monitoring the situation.

The NWS issued a rip current warning for Georgia and Florida beaches, advising caution due to dangerous conditions and forecasting mostly cloudy weather with a chance of showers in Jacksonville.

Twin brothers were arrested for a shooting at a Jacksonville McDonald's that left a coworker critically injured.

A Jacksonville officer, Stephen D. Hicks, was charged with battery after allegedly throwing a teen from an e-bike at a skate park; he's been reassigned during the investigation.

JSO highlights the legacy of service with father-son duos in its ranks, celebrating Detective Oliver Sr. and Officer Oliver Jr. to showcase the tradition of passing the torch of duty through generations.

Mayor Donna Deegan spoke at Jacksonville's MLK Jr. Breakfast, advocating for courage and equity to address the city's inequities in honor of Dr. King's legacy.

Atlantic Beach city offices will be closed on Jan. 19 to honor Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Essential services will remain operational, and normal business hours will resume the following day.

Orange City, FL has issued a Freeze Warning, advising residents to protect against the cold by caring for plants, pets, pipes, and vulnerable people, with Cold Weather Shelters opening at 6:30 p.m.