Bike Walk Jax will host the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims in Riverside at Artist Square Park, reflecting on the 100 lives lost this year in Jacksonville traffic incidents.

St. Augustine celebrates the 25th anniversary of its Community Redevelopment Agency with a public event featuring music, activities, and a parking discount at the Historic Downtown Parking Garage.

The City of Jacksonville Ethics Commission seeks new members to help ensure local government accountability and oversee ethics code compliance. Application deadline is October 10.

St. Augustine will start dredging Salt Run in October to improve channel width and depth for safer navigation. The dredged material will be reused, with the project also supporting local habitats and funded through grants.

Florida officials emphasize efforts to strengthen immigration enforcement, highlighting the 287(g) program and new state funding to support local law enforcement in collaboration with ICE.

The west entrance of Atlantic Village Shopping Center is closed for 4-5 weeks due to stormwater improvement construction. Other entrances remain open.

Winthrop Deforest was arrested for attempted murder at a Jacksonville Red Roof Inn; the victim survived and the case involves issues of safety and substance abuse.

St. Johns County is enhancing road safety through its Raised Pavement Markers Replacement Program, aiming to improve visibility during nighttime and adverse weather.

The Hastings Community Center and Library in St. Johns County is on track to open in 2026, offering a space for education and community activities. Construction is progressing, with key installations underway.

Hope McMath, a teacher at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts, was reassigned after a Facebook post criticizing Jacksonville City Councilman Rory Diamond. An investigation by Duval County Public Schools is ongoing.

St. Johns County schedules an open house to discuss improvements to Four Mile Road and SR 16, welcoming public input on the proposed addition of a left-turn lane.

Anastasia Island Branch Library reopens on Sept. 29 after renovations, with extended due dates for checked-out items.

Mandarin, Jacksonville residents have concerns over traffic from a planned $27 million LDS temple on Loretto Road. A 29,000-square-foot facility is set to replace an initially proposed 60-home development, with Parkway C&A LLC managing construction.