JTA invites Historic Eastside residents to a guided tour of the planned Emerald Trail in partnership with Groundwork Jacksonville and the City Government, aiming to get community input.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office honored military service members on Memorial Day and highlighted their support, including providing jobs and recognition as a VETS Indexes 5-Star Employer.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office confirmed that missing 77-year-old veteran George Beidler has been found.

The Jacksonville Jazz Festival faced delays due to weather, but still brought a boost to local businesses and saw success with its Jazz Fest After Dark segment, despite concerns over a new venue.

Atlantic Beach unveils a renovated lifeguard station to enhance beach safety, boasting modern resources and public amenities while honoring its architectural heritage.

Jacksonville Beach city offices will be closed on Memorial Day, May 26, 2025, with normal operations resuming the following day. Sanitation services remain unchanged.

Operation R.O.C. in Jacksonville resulted in 24 arrests for child sexual exploitation online, involving an undercover sting where detectives posed as children on the internet.

Jacksonville introduces a Flag Retirement Drop Box for respectful disposal of worn American flags, resonating with the Memorial Day spirit of honoring military personnel.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office requests public assistance in identifying a car burglary suspect, urging locals to check home surveillance for evidence.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office helped rescue eight ducklings from a drain; the ducklings were reunited with their mother, with no injuries reported.

Detective Ryan Ellis of the CCSO in Florida received the “Investigative Excellence Award” for his work on a 2024 child exploitation and human trafficking case.

Viv Helwig, founder of Vested Metals International, won the North Florida District Small Business Person of the Year award from the Small Business Administration.

A proposed land swap at Guana River Wildlife Management Area was canceled, to the relief of local Florida mayors, who praised the decision for preserving the environment and supporting the economy.