The Atlantic Beach Police Department uses 'Traffic Tip Tuesday' on Facebook to remind drivers to fully stop at stop signs to avoid fines and points on their license, enhancing road safety.

The Green Cove Springs City Council session covered natural resource management, financial issues, updates on public services, community projects, and local governance matters.

Jacksonville resident Donald Clarke Gough, 81, who was reported missing and has dementia, was found safe after a citywide search and social media alert by the local Sheriff's Office.

An officer-involved shooting on January 5 in Jacksonville resulted in the death of Daniel Rodriguez following a domestic dispute. The local Sheriff's Office is investigating.

Jacksonville officers shot Cory Sweeney after a standoff; he was arrested and charged with assault and domestic battery. Viewer discretion is advised for the released video.

Jacksonville's weather forecast predicts cooler temperatures and cloudy skies this week, with a gradual warming trend and chances of patchy fog and light breezes.

JFRD honored twelve retirees for their service and vital contributions to the department and community, emphasizing their legacy in mentoring succeeding firefighters.

Paul Trahan was arrested by the Baldwin Police Department for distributing private images without consent, following a collaborative effort with the public and the Kaplan Police Department.

Julie Bartley has been named the new branch manager of Bartram Trail Branch Library with a focus on staff oversight, operations, and program expansion.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office warned against celebratory gunfire on New Year's Eve, emphasizing its illegality and dangers, and highlighted an increase in patrols to ensure safety.

The Fernandina Beach Fire Department is recruiting new firefighters and has detailed the job benefits and salary on their Facebook post, inviting individuals to apply online or via QR code.

Jacksonville anticipates a chilly end to the year with a 53°F high today, patchy frost overnight, and a warming trend leading into a milder New Year's Day at 62°F and a possible 71°F with showers on Saturday.

Green Cove Springs announces various city meetings in January 2026, including city council sessions, committee meetings, and discussions on utilities and redevelopment.