The Team Duval school lottery for the 2026-27 year is open, with a Jan. 31 deadline, and results due in mid-March. Webinars are available to aid in the application process.

Jacksonville faces mixed weather with a rip current advisory and variable chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week, as per the National Weather Service.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office informed about road closures due to the city's Holiday River Fest, advising visitors to plan ahead for the Christmas Tree Lighting, Light Boat Parade, and fireworks.

A bicyclist, 32, was killed while crossing a Jacksonville street at a non-crosswalk area and colliding with a minivan.

Four people, including two children and a woman from Lake City, died in a multi-vehicle collision in Suwannee County, Florida. The crash involved a suspected undocumented driver, who might have been under the influence.

The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny day in Jacksonville with a high of 58°F, chilly winds, and a low of 44°F at night. The weekend will warm up with chances of showers increasing into next week.

St. Johns County officials are raising awareness about proper disposal of fats, oils, and grease (FOG) during the holiday season to prevent plumbing and sewer system issues.

St. Johns County has adjusted its waste collection schedule due to the holiday, with no services on November 27 and a one-day delay starting November 28.

Residents in St. Augustine are being alerted of a scam involving fake letters about unpaid permits and are advised to verify suspicious communications and not to wire money.

St. Johns County Fire Rescue offers safety tips for Thanksgiving, emphasizing staying in the kitchen while cooking, careful turkey frying practices, and keeping flammables away from the stove.

A Palm Harbor man, Alexander William Czech, was sentenced to 17 years for producing and receiving child sexual abuse material and will also face 20 years of supervised release.

A Jacksonville woman was charged with second-degree attempted murder after a child defended her mother in a knife attack.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office refuted rumors of a serial killer in the city, stating these claims are false, while confirming ongoing homicide investigations. They urged public cooperation and promised updates.