St. Johns County received a $99,580 grant for EMS training, focusing on substance use and mental health, aiding 15 firefighters' paramedic certification.

A motorcyclist died and his passenger was critically injured in a crash with an SUV in Northwest Jacksonville. The SUV turned in front of the motorcycle, causing a collision.

Sheriff's office investigates a shooting in Macclenny, with two injured, including a minor. Investigation ongoing; community concern raised over gun violence.

The NWS Jacksonville forecast includes daily chances of showers and thunderstorms, with highs in the low 90s and stable evening temperatures around 73 degrees.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is enhancing DUI enforcement and raising awareness with a social media campaign and video illustrating their efforts, especially around summer festivities.

An elderly couple was found dead from gunshot wounds in their Arlington home, in a potential murder-suicide under investigation by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.

Fernandina Beach residents protested a proposed paid parking plan, fearing it would harm the town's charm; the city aims to fund a seawall and upgrades with the projected revenue.

Ruth Blake from Georgia is suing Tini Martini Bar in St. Augustine, claiming she was injured by a falling shaker and seeking $50,000 for negligence and lack of staff training.

A man died in Jacksonville's Eastside after being shot in the leg. The JSO is investigating the incident, which occurred on Florida Avenue, and is seeking information from the public.

Three hospitalized in Putnam County after a house fire, with arson being investigated as the possible cause. Authorities are examining the circumstances, which remain unclear.

An 18-year-old was arrested for the murder of two men, including his father, following an argument at a Baymeadows Road shopping complex in Jacksonville.

Colin Tarbert has been appointed as the new CEO of the Downtown Investment Authority with an annual salary of $297,000, following unanimous board approval.

The Baker County Sheriff's Office warns of increasing phone scams where fraudsters mimic officials to extort money or personal information using spoof numbers and urgency.