The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office has launched a mental health initiative, creating a Health and Wellness Section for employee support and raising awareness with a social media campaign.

A man was shot in the foot after a road rage argument near a Jacksonville gas station; officials say the injuries are non-life-threatening and the shooter is in custody.

A high-speed chase in St. Augustine led to the arrest of Yo’Hance Butler and Eric Felder. Officers discovered cocaine in their vehicle and charged them accordingly; Butler faced extra charges for a prior violent felony warrant.

Travelers are still uncertain about their cars after a fire at Jacksonville International Airport's parking garage; ongoing evaluations and repair efforts offer no clear timeline for vehicle retrieval.

Jacksonville partners with Microsoft to launch transparency dashboards, enhancing local government openness and efficiency.

Three people were arrested, one facing a felony for having a knife, after a disturbance at a Jacksonville City Council meeting led to its adjournment.

A head-on SUV collision on Heckscher Drive resulted in one fatality and one serious injury, with the 34-year-old deceased driver having been ejected for not wearing a seatbelt.

JTA invites Historic Eastside residents to a guided tour of the planned Emerald Trail in partnership with Groundwork Jacksonville and the City Government, aiming to get community input.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office honored military service members on Memorial Day and highlighted their support, including providing jobs and recognition as a VETS Indexes 5-Star Employer.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office confirmed that missing 77-year-old veteran George Beidler has been found.

The Jacksonville Jazz Festival faced delays due to weather, but still brought a boost to local businesses and saw success with its Jazz Fest After Dark segment, despite concerns over a new venue.

Atlantic Beach unveils a renovated lifeguard station to enhance beach safety, boasting modern resources and public amenities while honoring its architectural heritage.

Jacksonville Beach city offices will be closed on Memorial Day, May 26, 2025, with normal operations resuming the following day. Sanitation services remain unchanged.