Linda Ann Tierney, a 75-year-old, reported missing on Christmas Eve, was found safe, ending a community-wide search initiated by Nassau Emergency Management.

The Fernandina Beach Fire Department thanked those who supported the Nassau Angel Tree initiative, helping provide a joyful Christmas for local families.

Neptune Beach is hiring for a Laborer II position, with tasks such as street maintenance and event support. Details are on their website and social media.

Local citizen Charlotte Green donates holiday treats and toys to the Baker County Sheriff's Office K-9s, highlighting community-law enforcement bonds.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida used social media to urge the public to make responsible choices during the holidays, emphasizing planning a sober ride and community safety.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office located missing 10-year-old Ryan White, ensuring he was safe following an earlier report of his second disappearance within a week.

Substitute teacher Ladejah Shaw was arrested for felony child neglect in Duval County for encouraging a student fight.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office warns of a surge in auto burglaries, with 159 since Black Friday, 95% involving unlocked vehicles. They urge residents to lock cars and hide valuables, noting 41 stolen firearms.

The Jacksonville community celebrates the season with the Blackhawk Bluff Christmas Light Display, with safety advice from the Sheriff's Office and designated display hours.

A convicted felon, Samuel Perkins, pled guilty to unlawful firearms possession and distributing cocaine, facing a minimum 15-year sentence. His plea follows his failed role as an informant and a related drug and gun transaction.

Greenland Pines Elementary becomes the 11th school in Duval County to receive Blue Zones School Approval for its emphasis on health and wellness initiatives.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office and Creekside High School celebrated their third annual GIS Day, highlighting the use of GIS in emergency response and providing students with hands-on experience with the technology.

A 23-year-old man, Terron T. Brown, has been sentenced to 6 years for a mail fraud scheme, ordered to pay $51,932 to victims. He pleaded guilty to bank fraud, recruiting individuals to deposit fraudulent checks.