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.

An off-duty Jacksonville Sheriff's Office lieutenant shot at a truck on I-95, causing traffic disruption and his own injury; no charges have been filed against the truck driver.

Jacksonville invites volunteers to participate in the 30th St. Johns River Celebration Cleanup at over 40 locations on March 15, with post-event celebrations and rewards for participants.

The Amelia Concours d'Elegance, a notable car event, moved to Saturday due to weather concerns. It honors racer Helio Castroneves and will feature over 275 vehicles.

A fire in a Mandarin apartment complex hospitalized one, displaced over 30 residents, and is under investigation. The Red Cross is aiding affected individuals.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office paid tribute to Deputy Guy White and citizen Abraham “Abe” Schneider on social media, who were killed in 1911, and highlighted awards established in their honor.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny days and late weekend showers for Jacksonville, with windy conditions today and warmer temperatures towards the weekend.

St. Johns County celebrated the opening of Mill Creek Park with a $12 million investment highlighting the county's dedication to recreation and the community's future.

Duval County educators advocate for career exploration in middle school, integrating it into the curriculum to inform students about job options, skills required, and education pathways.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office addressed motorcycle safety on social media, citing seven fatalities this year and promoting a free S.M.A.R.T. Motorcycle Safety Course to improve rider skills.