Clay County's SaferWatch app shut down due to a malfunction that sent excessive notifications and raised data privacy concerns, with officials assessing the situation.

The 7 Creeks Fest in Jacksonville features outdoor activities such as nature hikes, kayaking, and a camping clinic, with live music and food trucks. It's free and encourages environmental exploration.

A water main break in St. Johns County could lead to outages, prompting conservation requests as repairs are underway, particularly affecting the Vermont Heights area.

I-95 Northbound was shut down due to a major accident and CO2 leak near Mile Marker 329. Hazmat contained the leak, with road re-opening but causing heavy traffic.

A red pickup truck crashed in Jacksonville's Moncrief Park due to wet road conditions, prompting the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office to issue a safety reminder to the community.

JEA CEO Vickie Cavey's salary increased to $700,000 with board approval, despite public concerns and ahead of a vote on utility rate hikes. Her pay rise is justified by her performance and market standards.

Dr. Michael George was named Principal of the Year by FASA and FASSP for his vision, focus on school culture, and shared decision-making at Atlantic Coast High School.

Behrend Ludwig was arrested for shooting a juvenile at an Oakleaf soccer field, charged with attempted murder after what was called a "targeted attack."

Jacksonville's downtown traffic flow changes begin February 22 with the Adams & Forsyth Two-Way Mobility Project, shifting streets to a two-way, single-lane system.

Sheriff T.K. Waters and the JSO team conducted a Neighborhood Crime Prevention Walk in District 1, engaging with residents on community concerns, and committed to addressing identified issues.

A Jacksonville man with a prior conviction is arrested for new child sexual abuse material charges and could face 10 to 20 years in prison if convicted.

Latorray Collins was charged with attempted murder after allegedly shooting Latasha Taylor in the face during a confrontation in Jacksonville's Murray Hill neighborhood.

The St. Johns County Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics united officers and the community to support athletes, raising funds and awareness.