Two Jacksonville men face life imprisonment if convicted of multiple armed robberies, as part of Operation Take Back America's crackdown on violent crime and illegal immigration.

Atlantic Beach seeks $1.08 million in federal funds for six dune walkovers, inviting public input on the project aimed at improving access and protecting the coastline.

Atlantic Beach hosts an Open House to involve residents in the creation of a Safety Action Plan to reduce crashes, with a community gathering on May 6 at City Hall.

Jacksonville motorcyclist dies in high-speed collision with SUV, marking the 12th motorcycle and 48th overall traffic fatality in the county.

Authorities found Kristie Lee Murray dead in Jacksonville, initiating a murder investigation that led to suspect Warren Abernathy's arrest, already jailed for burglary.

The JTA thanks US Transportation Secretary for a new vehicle framework, aiding its U²C program, set to launch Bay Street Innovation Corridor in 2025, enhancing urban mobility in Jacksonville.

Good Samaritans in Jacksonville intervened during a dangerous situation involving a woman, her children, and a male perpetrator, helping to prevent harm and leading to the suspect's arrest.

Jacksonville Beach Police highlight Detective Ford volunteering for Drug Free Duval and announce hosting the DEA's Drug Take Back Day for safe medication disposal.

Jacksonville invites residents to a Vision Zero event to discuss traffic safety and reduce fatalities, emphasizing community input and city planning for safer streets.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office reaffirms their commitment to solving the 18-year-old murders of Chelsea Rohn and Matthew Brumbaugh, urging public assistance.

Public input sought for proposed boundary changes affecting 13 Westside elementary schools; meeting at Cedar Hills Elementary on April 24 to discuss and start ACE Planning.

Jacksonville man, Oladapo Olalekan Fadugba, faces a federal indictment for rerouting over $690,000 from VA funds, identity theft, and lying during his U.S. citizenship process.

St. Johns County plans an economic incentive agreement with AdventHealth for a new emergency department, expected to create 56 jobs with an $18 million investment.