A small plane crashed into a marsh near St. Augustine Airport; the pilot, without injuries, was quickly rescued and taken to the hospital. Officials are investigating the cause of the crash.

St. Johns County Commissioners formally recognized the end of National Hispanic Heritage Month, with Commissioner Whitehurst presenting a proclamation.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office arrested Roshad Palmer following a traffic stop that uncovered drugs and led to his charges including drug possession, intent to sell, and holding forged documents.

City Manager Marcia Carty of Palatka retains her position under strict new terms amidst an ongoing investigation into various allegations of misconduct.

Jacksonville's ACPS and the Humane Society host a Pet Adoption Festival with waived fees, aiming to find homes for many pets at the Prime F. Osborne III Convention Center.

Clay County residents can engage in upcoming meetings on the county charter, land conservation, and the vision for the Oakleaf Library, as announced on social media.

The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny day for Jacksonville with highs around 80°F, increasing winds, and a clear evening. Storm chances rise Sunday, with a sunny Monday ahead.

Deputy Bob Curry from the Clay County Sheriff's Office is actively teaching Tynes Elementary students about crosswalk safety to enhance pedestrian safety for children.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office seized drugs and a stolen gun during a bust in Arlington Hills, leading to the arrest of Benjamin Crawford on multiple charges.

St. Augustine is expanding its Nights of Lights shuttle service, now available Fridays to Sundays through January 11, 2026, including the holiday season, to improve accessibility for the event.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is seeking help to identify three suspects involved in a fraud at a local grocery store, where they used a coin machine and forged receipts to steal nearly $1,400.

Adventure Landing in Jacksonville Beach closed after over three decades of operation, with plans to build a luxury apartment complex on the site. The park was a staple for local entertainment and family events.

Mossfire Grill in the Five Points district is closing on November 9 after 27 years, as announced on social media, without stating the closure's reasons.