A 22-year-old man was arrested by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office for a fatal shooting that killed an 18-year-old and injured three others on June 11, 2025.

St. Johns County completed a $2.1 million renovation of North Beach Park, inviting residents to enjoy updated features and enhanced visitor experiences.

Baldwin Police announced the arrests of Montre Bowser and Gwendolyn E. Murry for grave desecration, resisting arrest, home invasion, and theft, respectively.

Traffic flow at CR 220 and Henley Road in Clay County, FL, will be impacted by construction, with an eastbound right-turn lane closure lasting about 25 days.

A fiery crash on I-95 near St. Augustine involving a semi truck led to critical injuries, road closures, and traffic delays, with emergency services and hazmat responding.

St. Johns County introduces a free Christmas tree recycling program to turn trees into mulch for parks, with drop-offs at various locations until January 6.

The Florida Department of Health promotes healthy eating by encouraging mindful food choices, suggesting simple swaps for a healthier lifestyle, and sharing resources for guidance.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office warned against drinking and driving on New Year's Eve in a social media post, reminding citizens of last year's arrests and urging responsibility.

The Fernandina Beach Police Department used humor on social media to share surveillance footage of a burglary at The Salty Local, seeking public help to identify the suspect. They provided contact details for leads.

St. Johns County Fire Rescue extinguished a vehicle fire on Vermont Blvd and Fourth St, with no injuries reported. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

A woman was shot in the hand during a group fight in Jacksonville; a ShotSpotter alert was triggered, with minor injuries reported and no arrests yet.

A shooting at Jacksonville's Tipsy Bar and Grill left three wounded; a suspect is in custody, and police are investigating the incident with the aid of surveillance footage and witness accounts.

The St. Augustine Amphitheatre will host a charity boxing event featuring local fire and law enforcement personnel on February 26, 2026, benefiting children's charities.