Misty morning in Jacksonville shifting to sunny, high of 83°F; patchy fog clearing by 9 am. Weather becoming more volatile by Thursday with likely showers post-1 pm.

The Bold City Motorcycle Skills Challenge at EverBank Stadium features the JSO Motor Unit competing against national officers, showcasing their motorcycle skills in a free, family-friendly event.

A DUI checkpoint in Jacksonville led to 10 arrests, with JSO arresting four for DUI, out of over 200 vehicles stopped, as announced on their social media.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office celebrated School Crossing Guard Appreciation Day, highlighting the role and recruiting new guards, with perks like $18/hour pay for two daily hours of work.

Infrastructure improvements on New Bridge Street in Jacksonville begin on February 10, potentially affecting traffic and parking. Sidewalks remain open for pedestrians.

The article describes the Jacksonville City Council's briefing on the Sports & Entertainment Complex proposal, highlighting features like sports facilities, shopping, and residential areas, influenced by public input.

Jacksonville man Frank Anthony Acanda sentenced to a year and a day for bank fraud involving mail theft; ordered to pay restitution with co-defendant Jonathan Hidalgo.

A motorcyclist died after hitting a pole in Jacksonville's San Marco area; speed may have contributed. The crash prompted road closures and marks Duval County's 18th traffic fatality for the year.

Police horse Nash and the Jacksonville Sheriff's Mounted Unit interrupted a suspected drug deal, leading to the arrest of Jordan Wilson after a brief chase.

Jacksonville's African American Advisory Board hosts a public event on February 13 at City Hall to celebrate Black History Month and discuss the African American community's past achievements and future goals.

Jacksonville man Vincent Allen Wiley was arrested for felony charges after drugs, weapons, and cash were found in his possession following a traffic stop.

A missing child with a disability was found dead in a pond in Jacksonville; authorities are investigating the incident, suspected to be a tragic accident.

Noel Daniel Simonca has been indicted for attempting to entice a minor for sexual activity after an FBI sting operation. If convicted, he faces 10 years to life in prison.