A 20-year-old inmate died at Clay County Jail after being found unresponsive. Despite lifesaving attempts, Jarel Walker-Webb was pronounced dead with no obvious trauma; the death cause is undetermined. An investigation is underway.

A Jacksonville charter school dean, James L. Tellis, was arrested on charges of sexual battery against a child and fired from IDEA River Bluff Charter School.

Jacksonville father Kenneth Mobley Jr. was killed in a shooting. Josiah Luis Martinez, 24, was identified as the suspect and arrested on a murder charge by police.

Two St. Johns County public servants, Commander Underwood and Deputy Chief Pacetti, received commendations from the U.S. Coast Guard for their dedication to public safety.

Extreme heat warning issued for parts of Florida and Georgia, with heat indices up to 116 degrees. Residents advised to stay hydrated, seek AC, and avoid strenuous activity.

Jacksonville Beach Police combat a trend in teen takeovers, highlighted in a Facebook post, referencing preventative actions and no recent violence in their area.

Jacksonville activates Cooling Centers and offers free JTA rides to them, amid high temperatures, providing residents with access to cool libraries, community centers, pools, and splash pads.

St. Augustine has updated its online parking website, providing real-time parking availability to help alleviate congestion in the city's historic downtown.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office arrested Tyre Curry in a narcotics raid, seizing drugs, cash, and guns, including fentanyl and cocaine, highlighting their ongoing efforts against drug-related crimes.

St. Johns County's 2050 Comprehensive Plan, after nearly two years of development, has advanced for state review, with future hearings to decide its adoption.

Rapper Ksoo and Leroy Whitaker face trial in Jacksonville for the 2020 murder of Charles McCormick, with gang rivalry and a diss track as context. Separate juries examine distinct defense narratives amidst witness testimonies and family dynamics.

Jason Stewart Karst II was sentenced to six years in prison for possessing a firearm as a convicted felon, which violated federal laws against former felons owning firearms or ammunition.

The JSO won't discuss William McNeil Jr.'s arrest due to litigation concerns, with Sheriff T.K. Waters urging the public to refer to body-cam footage and prior briefings.