The article describes upcoming mixed weather conditions for Jacksonville, with fog, sun, and windy periods leading to a warm day, followed by potential showers and a thunderstorm over the weekend, with temperatures gradually cooling.

A Christmas night shooting in Palatka, Florida, left two dead and one in critical condition; suspects remain unidentified.

Jacksonville authorities seek help identifying a suspect who carjacked an Amazon delivery van filled with packages. The suspect, a man in his 20s with face tattoos, remains at large.

The Longleaf Pine Parkway Widening project in St. Johns County, funded by a developer, was completed and celebrated with a ribbon cutting on December 19, enhancing traffic flow.

Michael Sermons, a 73-year-old with Alzheimer's, was found safe after being reported missing in Atlantic Beach, with police and social media aiding his return.

Jacksonville transit services will operate through the holidays, with the Jacksonville Station closing early on Christmas Eve and remaining closed on selected days. The Scarlet Route extends service for military and civilians.

A Jacksonville man received a 12.5-year sentence for trying to entice a minor online, following an FBI sting operation. He must also register as a sex offender.

Convicted felon Anthony Mackey received a seven-year federal prison sentence for illegally possessing firearms after a traffic stop led to his arrest.

The Florida Theatre in Jacksonville is recognized as the most-attended venue in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, with a high ticket sale volume despite its smaller size.

The National Weather Service foresees variable weather for Jacksonville, FL with chances of showers, thunderstorms, and fog, and highs in the 70s dropping to cooler temperatures over the weekend.

The Seventy-First Falcons secured a spot in the 3A state championship by defeating the Jacksonville Cardinals 43-7 in the NCHSAA 3A East regional championship.

Loranzia Outin III, a Middleburg felon, pleaded guilty to possessing firearms, facing potentially 15 years in prison. His case is part of Project Safe Neighborhoods to reduce gun violence.

Florida state representatives visited the District 23 Medical Examiner's Office to assess its needs amid facility constraints and increasing demands due to population growth.