The National Weather Service in Jacksonville, FL warns of mixed weather, including thunderstorms and fog, with variable temperatures and a rip current warning for swimmers.

A Jacksonville felon, Jonathan Scott Thompson, received a 33-month federal sentence for illegal firearm possession during a domestic disturbance incident.

67-year-old Sandra Ross, reported missing from her assisted living facility in Springfield, has been located safely, thanks to efforts by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office and community engagement.

Kirsten Bridegan received the 'Back the Blue Award' for the Bexley Boxes initiative, aiming to comfort children in traumatic situations, in honor of her late husband Jared Bridegan.

Former Jacksonville funeral home director Elliot Maurice Graham was sentenced to five-year probation and ordered to pay restitution amid fraud and theft charges.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office arrested Solomon 'Bean' Roberts in "Operation Baked Beans," seizing fentanyl, other drugs, a rifle, and cash. Roberts faces serious charges.

Jacksonville hosts a free virtual ADA Accessibility Symposium to educate on digital inclusivity, featuring industry experts and sessions on creating accessible content. Registration is required.

A motorcyclist was critically injured in a crash near State Road 16 in World Golf Village, prompting an emergency response and causing significant traffic delays.

A traffic stop in Clay County led to a drug bust, with deputies seizing meth, cocaine, and marijuana, resulting in two Jacksonville individuals facing trafficking charges.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office announced the successful certification of two new K9 teams after an intensive 480-hour training, enhancing patrol capabilities and interagency cooperation.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is promoting K9 Tonic in a K9 March Madness Tournament and is inviting citizens to vote online to support their K9 unit.

De'Quan Franks is sentenced to 4.5 years for illegal firearm possession, including a modified pistol. The case was part of Project Safe Neighborhoods.

St. Johns County opened a new stretch of County Road 210, easing traffic between Greenbriar Road and Cimarrone Boulevard, announced on their Facebook page.