Detective Brett Utley from the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office was recognized by the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice for his youth mentorship and community engagement efforts.

The City of St. Augustine announced that the STAR Circulator service on Anastasia Island will be unavailable on New Year’s Eve, with alternative shuttles provided. Regular service resumes on January 1.

Jacksonville announces closures of government offices during holidays, with service adjustments on Christmas and New Year's Day, and altered operation hours for city services and facilities.

Jacksonville is preparing to build two new elementary schools by 2027, with Pickett and Hogan–Spring Glen Elementary being reconstructed to provide a modern learning environment.

The Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department encourages holiday safety, emphasizing fire hazard precautions like watering Christmas trees and never leaving cooking unattended.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office highlights K9 Ruger and Officer Havens' impact and their recent National Police Canine Association certification accomplishment.

Deputy Brad Rhoden of the Baker County Sheriff's Office won the Safe Driver Challenge Agency Winner title and a $1,000 reward for his crash-free record and promoting safe driving.

The city of Orange City, Florida, has informed residents about ongoing progress on the South Holly Avenue gravel parking lot project, emphasizing curb work and soil testing before concrete pouring.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida is investigating a shooting on Hanging Moss Dr. in Orange Park, with the suspect detained and no further threat to the community.

St. Augustine expands its Workforce Parking Program, offering spots at Flagler College Garage until January 4, 2026, to assist downtown workers during busy periods.

The National Weather Service predicts a 40% chance of rain for Jacksonville today, with cloudy skies and a high of 73°F, and gusty winds. The weekend forecast looks clear with pleasant temperatures.

The Nassau County Police warn residents about construction scammers who trick homeowners into unnecessary repairs and urge for vigilance in hiring legitimate contractors.

St. Johns County encourages residents to conserve water and support wildlife by using birdbaths, collecting rainwater, and planting native plants, as shared on their social media.