A Fort Lauderdale man, Kevin Karl Wills, Jr., pleaded guilty to conspiring in a Medicare fraud scheme related to COVID-19 test billing, facing forfeiture of his gains.

Dense fog in northeast Florida and coastal southeast Georgia reduces visibility for commuters, with a clear-up expected before 9 am. Evening showers and overnight fog could return, prompting caution on the roads.

The St. Augustine City Commission will hold its organizational meeting to swear in members, select a vice mayor, and establish operating rules. The first regular meeting will occur on December 9.

The FWC is investigating the death of a manatee found in a Largo canal, with local residents suspecting gunshot wounds. Officials are determining the cause of death.

Former Jacksonville detective Josue Garriga sentenced to over 24 years imprisonment for sexually exploiting a minor he met at church, involving use of his official vehicle for unlawful acts.

The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny week in Jacksonville, Florida, with steadily rising temperatures, reaching a high of 79 by Thanksgiving Day, and a slight chance of showers on Friday.

Jacksonville will host the 38th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Breakfast on January 17, with Florida Blue presenting and Pulitzer Prize-winner Jonathan Eig as the keynote speaker.

Jacksonville ranks fifth among U.S. cities attracting college-educated residents, with a gain of 5,310 in 2023, reflective of its affordability, job opportunities, and strategic urban planning.

Dutch Bros Coffee is set to open its first Jacksonville location, offering a wide selection of drinks and $3 medium beverages on opening day, with extended hours of operation.

A deadly E. coli outbreak linked to Grimmway Farms' organic carrots leads to a CDC-issued health alert, a recall, one death, and several hospitalizations.

The NWS reports mostly cloudy weather in Jacksonville with high humidity and stable pressure, and forecasts a sunny day ahead with increasing temperatures and slight winds.

Akiyah Price was sentenced to 35 years for the second-degree murder of Matthew Swiger in Jacksonville Beach, with an additional five years of probation.

Florida CFO Jimmy Patronis announced the arrest of two former Aetna employees, Rochell Green and Breana Ferguson, for submitting over $1.1 million in false insurance claims.