Nat Ford, CEO of Jacksonville Transportation Authority, received the Transportation and Innovation Leadership Award at the Think Bold Honors 2025, spotlighting the JTA team's innovative efforts in urban transit.

Authorities in Clay County seek help to find Natalee Strombeck, wanted for burglary, distinguished by unique tattoos. Public tips encouraged, with options for anonymous reporting.

Jacksonville approves $3M for UNF's new esports arena, The Flight Deck, to enhance its educational offerings and tap into the burgeoning esports industry.

Jacksonville police reported 19-year-old Joseph Genaro, who has autism, was safely found after a citywide search and expressed thanks to the community.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is investigating a bank robbery at Ameris Bank on US-1 South with no injuries reported and seeks public help to find the thin-built male suspect who wore goggles.

The Jacksonville City Council passed a bill banning food trucks at gas stations to reduce fire risks, though some council members questioned the evidence behind the decision.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office is recognizing National Crime Victims' Rights Week by spotlighting their victim advocates and the new Victim Advocates Suite designed to comfort and assist individuals affected by crime.

Patrol Squadron VP-16 returned to NAS Jacksonville after a six-month deployment, where they conducted over 400 sorties supporting the U.S. 7th and 5th Fleets with surveillance and intelligence.

SJSO's Tolbert and Kroul were lauded for busting a scheme by "Ghost," who extorted young females, leading to the arrest and 18-year sentence of Jose Pinto Florez.

The Gators beat Auburn 79-73 to reach the National Championship Game, with Clayton's 34 points leading the victory. Houston won against Duke with a strong defense.

A Guatemalan national, Samuel Ortiz-Ordonez, was indicted for illegal reentry into the U.S. after deportation, facing a potential two-year prison sentence.

The fate of the Magic Beach Motel in St. Johns County is being discussed in a public meeting by the Cultural Resource Review Board to consider its potential demolition.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office confirmed the safe return of Ateasha S. Edwards, a missing woman with autism, following an intensive community search.