Local heroes from St. Johns County service departments will participate in a charity boxing event at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre on February 26, 2026, with proceeds supporting community causes.

Jacksonville officers fatally shot a man driving a stolen vehicle after he allegedly brandished a handgun during a chase.

Jacksonville's weather forecast promises mostly sunny skies today with a high near 66 degrees and light winds, continuing with clear evenings and pleasant conditions for the rest of the work week.

A UF study and city data show Jacksonville has added affordable units, but tens of thousands of local renters remain cost‑burdened and stretched by rising rents.

Artemis Real Estate Partners paid $36 million for Grand Living at Tamaya, a 2019‑built, 171‑unit senior community near Kernan and Beach boulevards. The acquisition includes a $29.35M mortgage.

Cloudy and breezy with a chance of afternoon showers and gusty west winds. Patchy morning fog; heavier rain possible this weekend.

Tunnel to Towers wants to convert the Ramada at 9150 Baymeadows Road into 145 permanent apartments for veterans; the planning commission will hear the request on Feb. 19.

A Jacksonville woman says she was flooded with threats after being mistaken for the person in a viral Fort Myers video. The clip's poster apologized as authorities look into the incident.

Four students at Palatka Junior-Senior High School were arrested for having a gun on campus after a peer reported them. They face felony and misdemeanor charges, with an ongoing investigation.

A Delores Barr Weaver Policy Center brief finds about one-third of trafficked youth in Florida are placed in secure detention within a year. Advocates gather in Jacksonville tonight to push for change.

SJRWMD declared a Phase I water shortage for Duval and nearby counties, urging voluntary conservation as drought tightens across northeast Florida.

Investigators say former Assistant Chief Anthony Cuthbert diverted $40,354 from the St. Augustine Police Benevolent Organization; he now faces felony charges.

Florida plans to carry out its first execution of 2026 Tuesday when Ronald Palmer Heath is scheduled to receive a lethal injection at Florida State Prison. The Florida Supreme Court denied his latest challenges, but legal filings raised questions about last year’s execution records.