Clay County School Board member Robert Alvero faces calls to resign after making racist remarks online, despite expressing regret. The NAACP, state leaders, and education officials condemn his actions and demand his resignation.

St. Augustine announces Christmas office closure and no solid waste collections. There's free parking in city lots/spaces except Castillo de San Marcos lot.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office warned against drunk driving on Christmas Eve, citing 160 road deaths this year and urging safe transport methods to prevent more tragedies. The office made over 1,800 DUI arrests in the year.

Officers and fishermen in Jacksonville rescued a stranded French bulldog from an island on the Ribault River, and the dog, named Porky, was later adopted.

Neptune Beach Police offer free "No Trespassing" signs to deter construction site trespassing, which is a felony in Florida. Contact their Community Development to get one.

Clay County, FL residents can use online resources to stay informed about local government meetings and decisions, enhancing community engagement and transparency.

Missing 12-year-old Isaiah Edwards was safely located in Jacksonville after a community-wide search effort; details on his discovery have not been disclosed.

Dense fog affected early morning commuters in Jacksonville, with a National Weather Service advisory in place until 9 AM. Visibility was significantly reduced.

Orange City announced the construction of Bristol Manor Apartments, an 80-unit senior housing development at 2301 Harley Strickland Blvd, following a development order issued last month.

Fernandina Beach Police participated in the annual Menorah lighting, with Chief Tambasco speaking on unity at the event, reflecting Chanukah's themes of perseverance and faith.

A man in Grinch pajamas stole trading cards from a Regency area store, and the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is seeking public assistance to identify him.

Despite recent rain, Baker County's burn ban persists due to ongoing drought and wildfire risks, with local authorities urging continued adherence to no-burn rules.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office warns against drunk driving during holidays, urging people to plan for sober transportation and hosts to ensure guests' safety.