A Jacksonville medical device sales rep was sentenced to four years after prosecutors said he ran a long-running scheme to siphon expensive implants from Baptist Medical Center Jacksonville.

A major Jacksonville riverfront parcel is being shopped to master developers; industry reporting says the mixed‑use site is shovel‑ready with utilities in place.

A driver allegedly struck a fire truck on International Speedway Boulevard, fled and led deputies on a chase that ended with a foot pursuit and arrest in DeLand. Authorities say the 27‑year‑old suspect was evaluated at a hospital before booking.

A 26-year-old was arrested after police say he fired shots near a JTA bus at Kings Avenue Station following a fare dispute. No one was injured and a 'Buses Only' sign was damaged.

A Kookaburra-backed microbrewery called Bushrangers is set for a St. Johns County zoning hearing next week, proposing a taproom, production space and kitchen on the 207 corridor.

Murray Bros. Caddyshack at World Golf Village will close at the end of June after about 25 years. Owners blamed rising costs and staffing shortages for the shutdown.

Mayor Deegan unveiled a task force report and pitched River City Care — a public-private plan to lower child-care costs, grow infant care capacity and shore up the early-education workforce.

Jacksonville police posted photos seeking the public's help identifying a man they say is a suspect in a shooting last Friday. The department provided a report number and a detective's phone for tips.

Lake City police identified the man shot on NW Albright Place as Jayveon Montroll Hall and arrested a 25‑year‑old suspect after a K‑9 apprehension.

A 25,000-square-foot retail center is now leasing in RiverTown, with completion slated for 2027 and spaces marketed by NAI Hallmark.

Nine puppies were found abandoned near Amelia Island; one is injured and the Nassau Humane Society is urgently seeking short-term foster homes.

Bold Bean Coffee Roasters is relocating its headquarters and roastery to the historic Duval Laundry in Springfield, with plans that may include a retail counter and mixed‑use activation.

Severe thunderstorms left more than 23,000 JEA customers without power Tuesday, with outages concentrated on the Westside and near Riverside.