The family of Charles Faggart, who died after an incident at Duval County Jail, calls for peaceful protests amidst community tension and investigations.

Jacksonville, Florida, is expected to experience a comfortable weather stretch with sunny days and clear nights, as reported by the National Weather Service.

Clay County, FL residents are informed of schools being open on April 11 instead of a scheduled holiday, with no flashing school zone signals, urging drivers to be cautious.

Jacksonville will host the Fair Housing Expo aimed at promoting equitable housing, with educational and solution-focused sessions, on April 26 at the Main Library.

Kristin Rehler, the special agent in charge of the FBI's Jacksonville Division, is retiring after over 29 years of service, with her career ending on April 17, 2025.

A deputy rescued a dog from a hot car in a Florida parking lot, breaking the window after the animal was left for over 15 minutes and showed signs of heat stress.

A Jacksonville felon, Bryan Jermaine Davis, was sentenced to over six years in prison for possessing ammunition, a violation of federal law due to his criminal past.

A 72-year-old Gainesville woman died in a head-on crash in Clay County, with another person seriously injured; a 69-year-old man had minor injuries. FHP is investigating the incident.

A Palm Coast man, 65, died in a head-on crash in Flagler County when a 19-year-old's SUV crossed the lane and hit his pickup truck; neither wore seatbelts.

Jacksonville Sheriff and team will meet locals in District 5 for a community walk to address concerns and improve relations on Saturday at 10:30 a.m., starting at 900 Canal Street.

New correctional officers graduate to serve at Duval County Jail after completing intense academy training, announced by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.

Three Orlando men pleaded guilty to conducting a fraudulent scheme to avoid payroll taxes and workers' comp insurance in construction, omitting $146 million in wages.

Jacksonville is hiring lifeguards and pool managers for the 2025 swim season, offering a starting wage of $15–$16.50 per hour, with required skills including a 200-yard swim. Training is provided, and teens from 15 can apply.