A building collapsed in Jacksonville's Springfield neighborhood, causing road closures. No injuries reported. Crews are assessing the site for demolition.

Nassau County organizes an Earth Day event to remove invasive plants, focusing on Kalanchoe, with volunteers at American Beach Community Center. Registration is required.

A car crash into a utility pole in Jacksonville caused a temporary power outage for 5,000 residents; power was restored by the next morning. One person was hospitalized with serious injuries.

Contractor damages a water main near I-295 in San Jose, causing service disruptions and traffic detours for repairs.

Four men were arrested in connection with the shooting of 7-year-old Breon Allen Jr. in Jacksonville, with charges including Second Degree Murder and Attempted First Degree Murder.

Six foreign nationals were indicted for re-entering the US illegally after previous deportations, potentially facing two years in federal prison if convicted.

Jacksonville and Meridian Waste reached a tentative deal to extend their contract, capping rate increases at 5% and avoiding litigation, pending City Council approval.

Jacksonville NC is hiring for seasonal park maintenance roles, offering training and a chance to contribute to the community. The event is on March 15 from 8AM-12PM at 1152 Commons Drive North.

Inmate Marcus Pratt pleads guilty to threatening a federal judge, facing up to 20 years in additional prison time.

The NWS forecasts sunny weather and rising temperatures for Jacksonville, FL, with some wind and possible showers and thunderstorms towards the weekend.

St. Johns County Airport Authority board faces allegations of Sunshine Law violations; its legal counsel resigns amid the controversy, and board members clash over voting on an internal investigation.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office uses social media to show their Real Time Crime Center, enhancing transparency about law enforcement's technological efforts in crime fighting.

Jacksonville plans to invest nearly $8 million in fire services upgrades and an E-sports arena at UNF. The funds will revamp fire stations and create a new PPE facility, with a portion also earmarked for the university's gaming arena.