JSO Commander Randi Glossman spoke at the Zero Suicide JAX summit, highlighting the department's focus on officer well-being through a dedicated Health and Wellness Section.

A traffic stop by Clay County Sheriff's deputies led to an arrest after finding cocaine, paraphernalia, and addressing an active sexual battery warrant.

Fernandina Beach Police join NHTSA's "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign, running from August 15 through Labor Day, to reduce impaired driving and increase road safety.

Wilburt Brandon Yawn was convicted for a series of burglaries in Fernandina Beach, including vehicle and residence break-ins, stealing valuables and using a stolen firearm for further crimes. He faces an 8-year sentence for multiple felony charges.

Jacksonville faces a classic summer storm week with showers and thunderstorms; temperatures may approach 90 degrees with a volatile mix of sun and rain throughout the week.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office arrests a 42-year-old man in a fatal hit-and-run case; victim remains unidentified.

Heat advisory in effect in Northeast and Northern Florida, and Southeast Georgia with heat index values up to 112 degrees. NWS advises caution to prevent heat-related illnesses.

The NWS issued a Heat Advisory for northeast Florida and southeast Georgia, warning of heat index values up to 111 degrees, advising people to stay indoors, hydrated, and look out for each other.

Replacement of King Street bridge in St. Augustine begins in January 2026, with officials aiming to minimize impact on traffic after the Night of Lights season and to complete the project within a year.

A 14-year-old boy named Trevor Lee has been indicted for fatally shooting his parents in Middleburg and will be tried as an adult for first-degree murder.

Sheriff T.K. Waters and the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office will conduct a community walk in Clifton, Jacksonville, to interact with residents and address concerns.

Creekside High School was cleared after a bomb threat; no threats found following a search by law enforcement and K-9 units.

Convicted felon Todd Wade Powers was sentenced to 15 years for illegal firearm possession after pleading guilty. His arrest yielded drugs and guns, leading to ATF and local law enforcement collaboration.