Jacksonville celebrated its Hispanic community with an essay contest honoring local leaders. Nathalie Raices, Tania Diaz Paredes, and Andrea Navarro won, acknowledging educators, medical professionals, and public servants for their contributions.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office employee Terrance Owens was arrested in a child predator sting, facing several charges including traveling to meet a minor for sex.

St. Johns County is conducting a "Test Your Recycling Knowledge" survey via its Recycle Coach App until October 31 to assess and improve local recycling education.

St. Johns County Sheriff's Office invites job seekers to a career fair on October 8 at the St. Johns County Convention Center to explore law enforcement careers.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office paid tribute to Officer William "Bill" Cater, who passed away from cancer, with a special motorcade and funeral service, emphasizing his service and personal virtues.

St. Johns County invests over $1.2 million in Volusia Woods, a Habitat for Humanity project for affordable housing, with 20 of 36 planned homes complete.

The Northeast Florida Multi-Agency Career Fair offers opportunities in fire rescue and emergency services on October 8 at the St. Johns County Convention Center.

City Manager Steve Kennedy of Green Cove Springs announces retirement for November 2025 after significant contributions including urban redevelopment and infrastructure projects.

The National Weather Service in Jacksonville has issued High Surf and Rip Current advisories for Southeast Georgia Beaches due to large waves and dangerous currents.

Atlantic Beach lifeguards advise against water activities due to dangerous ocean conditions, urging public safety and to call 911 if emergencies arise.

Andre Thomas, 18, was charged with the fatal shooting of Donte Swan, 39, following a confrontation over a car break-in attempt on Wheat Road, Jacksonville.

The SJCPLS and a local nonprofit have installed an interactive kiosk at Ponte Vedra Beach Branch library to share military veterans' stories, with over 170 uses since its launch.

Jared Dean Eakes from Jacksonville pleaded guilty to fraud, including wire and bank fraud, facing up to 50 years in prison. He misallocated investment funds and exploited PPP loans for personal gain.