The St. Johns County Public Library System is enhancing its Food for Fines program, allowing patrons to reduce fines by donating food or money for local causes.

Jacksonville's government website recognizes National Family Caregivers Month, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging and supporting family caregivers' well-being and self-care.

The NWS issued a rip current warning for Northeast Florida's beaches, urging caution due to strong currents and advising swimmers to stay near lifeguards.

St. Augustine's STAR Circulator adjusts hours during holiday season; offers free shuttle service with changed schedule to aid with traffic and parking.

A female inmate died at Columbia County Jail after being found unresponsive; this incident followed the similar death of a male inmate days earlier, with investigations ongoing.

Jacksonville, Florida, is set to experience a stretch of sunny days with temperatures rising from the low 70s to low 80s, as per the National Weather Service.

St. Johns County opened a new $41 million segment of County Road 2209 to connect Silverleaf Parkway and International Golf Parkway, aiming to reduce congestion and improve transportation.

Jacksonville officials reveal a comprehensive plan for the FL-GA football game, emphasizing early arrival, transportation options, designated food areas, and strict security measures to ensure a smooth experience for fans.

St. Augustine celebrated the opening of a new youth outpatient center, supported by a $400,000 county contribution, to aid at-risk youth with mental health services.

Jacksonville residents will gather at Artist Square Park on November 15 for the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims, advocating for safer roads.

St. Johns County activates a new traffic signal at SR 207 and Brinkhoff Road to improve traffic flow and pedestrian safety, receiving positive community feedback.

Alesia Wilbekin of the Florida Black History Museum Foundation discusses plans for a new museum in St. Johns County to celebrate Florida's Black history.

Jacksonville prepares for the 2025 Sea & Sky Air Show this weekend despite federal shutdown changes, featuring civilian performers like The Chuters, with logistics for a seamless experience detailed by the City of Jacksonville.