Gordie Wilson will receive the de Avilés Award for his contributions to the St. Augustine community, particularly for his work with local national monuments.

St. Johns County offers lawmakers a cultural experience at the Capitol Courtyard on February 5th from noon to 6 p.m., showcasing local businesses and interactive exhibits.

St. Johns County's Cold Night Shelter program at the First United Methodist Church offers refuge during cold weather. The church and volunteers provide overnight shelter, with communication updates shared via social media amid hotline issues.

Layla Nelson overcame personal challenges with support from her high school dean, Sherrilla Simmons, leading to her graduation and pursuit of a teaching career.

JFRD in Northeast Florida takes steps to protect equipment from freezing temperatures, advises residents on heating safety to prevent fires and hypothermia, and opens warming center.

A Freeze Warning has been issued by the National Weather Service in Jacksonville until 9 AM EST Wednesday, with temperatures as low as 26 degrees expected.

St. Augustine City Commission declared January 27 as International Holocaust Remembrance Day to honor the victims and fight against hate, with education as a key focus.

The National Weather Service in Jacksonville issued advisories for a severe cold snap in northeast and northern Florida, warning of dangerously low wind chills and advising precautions to protect people, pipes, and plants.

FDOT announces nighttime detours for I-95 exits in St. Augustine for wrong-way detection system testing, affecting travel between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. starting Sunday.

Dense fog advisory issued in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, with visibility under one mile at times. High rip current risk and the upcoming freeze watch for the area are also emphasized.

Four Jacksonville firefighters were arrested for a paintball shooting spree involving police and civilian cars.

Daniel Maxwell, a consultant at UF, contributed to "Degrees of Change," a book examining AI's impact on education and work, coinciding with the World Economic Forum meeting.

The City approved the removal of a historic 240-year-old Live Oak tree for development, despite protests from environmentalists. Compensation includes replacement trees or a monetary contribution to the Tree Protection Fund.