Animal Care & Protective Services and JSO responded to a Southside home after a tip about dozens of cats; ACPS says the house may hold 40–80 cats and some may not have survived.

FDOT asked to move the I‑95 Southside widening into the state's 2027–2031 work program, pushing completion to 2031 and extending local construction into the early 2030s.

A Palm Coast man was arrested after investigators say he spent hours assaulting a pregnant woman in her home on May 18. He faces multiple felony charges and is being held pending extradition.

The Jaguars' $1.4B stadium overhaul boosts Jacksonville's Super Bowl case, but hotel blocks, transport and the NFL's schedule are the real tests. Timing will decide when the city gets another shot.

Surveillance shows masked suspects smash a Durbin Park vape shop window; St. Johns deputies say four people were arrested in the investigation.

The 125th Fighter Wing has finished its move from F-15s to stealth F-35s, bringing roughly 20 jets and new training and maintenance work to Jacksonville.

St. Johns County detectives have opened an investigation into a cabinet contractor and are asking customers who hired or paid M&M Cabinets owner Michael Trail to come forward.

Redfin finds Americans 70+ now hold about a quarter of U.S. housing wealth, leaving younger buyers squeezed in Jacksonville. Local agents say relief will be gradual.

A high‑speed, single‑vehicle crash early Sunday left a sedan on fire and the driver dead at Sadler Road and S. 8th St.; FHP is asking for help identifying the victim.

Putnam trustees say the county tax collector’s commissions on a $300M school bond are eating into construction funds; the board has ordered a legal review.

Frosti Ice Cream is opening at 606 N State Street in Bunnell with milkshakes, Italian ice and dairy‑free scoops. The co‑owner confirmed the menu to local press.

A Westside industrial campus at 924 N Lane Ave traded for $8.25 million; NAI Hallmark will continue to manage the property. The deal follows a prior 2022 sale.

Baltimore-based Atlas Restaurant Group has pitched a roughly $12M waterfront restaurant for Riverfront Plaza, proposing a raw bar, full dining room and rooftop terrace. The DIA selection committee recommended negotiations to move the plan forward.