Jacksonville, FL, enjoys fair weather with clear skies, a high of 62°F, and northeast winds reaching 17 mph. The evening will have increasing clouds and a low of 43°F. The upcoming week forecasts sunny days with mild temperatures and light winds.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office praised school crossing guards on social media, appreciating their role in student safety and seeking recruits for the position.

The Green Cove Springs City Council session discussed community events, city operations, and legal matters, and celebrated civic engagement and service contributions.

Morning showers in Jacksonville are unlikely as NWS forecasts a high of 57°F with gusty northwest winds. The evening will see clearer skies and possible patchy frost, with a sunny weekend ahead. Next week looks warm and mostly clear.

Freeze warning in effect for parts of northeast Florida and southeast Georgia, including Jacksonville, with sub-freezing temperatures expected overnight.

Mayor Deegan plans a series of Town Halls across Jacksonville to discuss housing, healthcare, and neighborhood rejuvenation, starting at William Raines High School.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office closes its downtown headquarters due to winter weather, directing residents to district substations for services on February 2.

A convicted felon from Clay County received a federal prison sentence for possessing a loaded firearm during a traffic stop.

The article debunks misconceptions about advanced academic programs, highlighting their accessibility, balance with extracurriculars, openness to late starters, and the value of struggle and support in education.

St. Augustine's Cold Night Shelter at Grace United Methodist Church, 8 Carrera Street, is open to provide refuge from cold weather on January 27 at 8:00 p.m.

A fifth Jacksonville firefighter was placed on leave linked to a December paintball incident involving vehicle and city property shots, following four arrests.

Jacksonville faces a deep freeze after warm weather, with a warming center activated for residents lacking adequate heating. The city stresses cold-weather safety and offers transport to the center.

St. Johns County Library hosts a silent disco on Jan 24, as a finale to their "St. Johns Reads" program, with sessions for families and adults at St. Augustine Amphitheatre.