St. Augustine joins the Florida City Week celebration with events aimed at engaging citizens with local governance, including "Coffee with a Commissioner" and educational tours.

Erika McGriff, represented by Ben Crump, speaks out against her arrest for allegedly resisting an officer in Jacksonville, FL, drawing national attention and controversy over the enforcement of Florida's HALO law.

Jacksonville celebrated the US Navy's 250th anniversary aboard USS Orleck, with speeches and ceremonies, amid a federal government shutdown and efforts to continue military pay.

The Jacksonville Jaguars lost 20-12 to the Seattle Seahawks for their first home loss of the season, dropping their record to 4-2. Fans express hope for improvement in their upcoming London game.

The National Weather Service warns of coastal flooding and rip currents in Northeast Florida, advising caution and avoidance of swimming until early Tuesday.

Clay County officials invite residents to a community workshop to discuss the future Oakleaf Library's design and amenities on October 23 at the Oakleaf Village Amenity Center.

The National Weather Service issued advisories for Coastal Duval County, FL, including a Coastal Flood Advisory, a High Surf Advisory, and a warning about a High Rip Current Risk due to dangerous conditions.

The Bridge of Lions in St. Augustine is closed indefinitely due to high tides and erratic weather, causing traffic disruptions and road closures around the city.

Two were arrested for violating Florida's Halo Law after an altercation involving Erika McGriff, which also led to an assault on a law enforcement officer. A teen was arrested for issuing threats following the incident.

The St. Johns County Legislative Delegation meeting will be held on October 27, 2025, for public input on potential legislation. RSVP is required by October 20.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office seeks public help in the homicide investigation of Robert Velleca, whose body was found in the Ortega River. No suspects or motives have been disclosed.

St. Johns County School District employee Edward Betancur-Zabala was arrested for soliciting a relationship with a minor student, as informed by the Sheriff's office.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office warns against obscuring license plates, with Florida Statute 320.061 increasing penalties for such actions to criminal charges.