A woman was shot in the hand during a group fight in Jacksonville; a ShotSpotter alert was triggered, with minor injuries reported and no arrests yet.

A shooting at Jacksonville's Tipsy Bar and Grill left three wounded; a suspect is in custody, and police are investigating the incident with the aid of surveillance footage and witness accounts.

The St. Augustine Amphitheatre will host a charity boxing event featuring local fire and law enforcement personnel on February 26, 2026, benefiting children's charities.

Orange Park's waste management schedule is modified for New Year's, with recycling on Jan 1 and trash pickup delayed to Jan 2.

Jacksonville is under a dense fog advisory until 10 AM Sunday, with visibility potentially dropping to a quarter mile or less. Drivers are cautioned to slow down and use headlights.

Atlantic Beach's yard waste service covers Christmas tree disposal, with pickup adjustments for holiday schedules. Trees must be decoration-free and meet size requirements. Options are also available for apartments and eco-friendly disposal.

Baker County Detention Center inmates received fruit and snack bags on Christmas, funded by Elevate Life Church, highlighted in a social media post, stressing compassion and community connections.

The Duval County School Police shared holiday wishes online, emphasizing inclusivity and gratitude to their community for trust in their role as protectors.

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.