Jacksonville's weather forecast predicts a partly sunny week with changing temperatures and possible showers over the weekend. Frost, strong winds, and rising temperatures are expected, with fluctuating chances of rain towards Sunday and Monday.

The Baker County Sheriff's Office has welcomed three new deputies to their team, emphasizing their ongoing commitment to community service and law enforcement.

Freeze Warning and Cold Weather Advisory issued for Jacksonville, FL, with temperatures as low as 26 degrees and wind chills to 22 degrees. Public advised to take precautions against cold.

The Bridge of Lions in St. Augustine will close overnight for project preparations. Marble lions will be removed and safeguarded ahead of seawall improvements.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office was honored with the Department of Defense Seven Seals Award for its support of employees serving in the Reserve or National Guard.

Jacksonville's ACPS partners with First Coast Crime Stoppers to fight animal cruelty, offering rewards for tips leading to arrests, as demonstrated in the case where a tip led to an arrest for a malnourished dog named Miracle.

Jacksonville's Hispanic Outreach Coordinator, Yanira Cardona, is on leave for alerting the public to ICE presence via Instagram, potentially breaching the city's social media policy.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office uses "Inside JSO" podcast to educate on scams, featuring experts from various agencies discussing the investigative process and providing public safety tips.

K9 units in Jacksonville are undergoing advanced disaster response training with Texas Task Force 1 to enhance search and rescue capabilities in treacherous conditions.

City Council discussed water rates, legal issues, equipment updates, and utility management, approving a water rate study ensuring financial reserves and exploring water interconnection with Clay County.

Volusia County hosts a free Tire Amnesty event to combat mosquito breeding by allowing residents to dispose of old tires. Proof of residency is required, with a limit of 20 tires per household.

Duval County Public Schools will discuss potential boundary changes for 12 elementary schools at meetings starting Jan. 15, with community input welcomed.

The Bartram Trail Branch Library will be closed for air conditioning replacement and renovations starting February 2, for about eight weeks, with limited services still available.