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.

Twin brothers Kenneth and Curtis White were charged with felony drug offenses in Jacksonville after a JSO investigation led to the discovery of narcotics near a park.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office showcases the multi-generational service of the Olivers, exemplifying familial ties in law enforcement and inviting others to join their ranks.

Malcolm Jewell Williams, a Jacksonville felon, receives an 11-year federal sentence for drug and firearms offenses after a conviction from a jury trial.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office marched with citizens in the MLK Day Parade, showing commitment to Dr. King's vision and justice for all, as shared in a Facebook post.

Fernandina Beach is holding a parade in remembrance of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., emphasizing unity and progress, with festivities starting at the Peck Center and a route through the city streets.

Jacksonville opens a warming center at the Legends Center to protect residents from extreme cold conditions forecasted by the NWS, with transportation provided by JTA buses.

Jennifer Susan Cruz, 40, of Jacksonville, has been charged federally with assaulting law enforcement officers during an immigration enforcement operation. The case is under investigation by HSI, ICE ERO, and the Florida Highway Patrol, with prosecution handled by the U.S. Attorney’s Office.

Gyasi Wallace, 33, from California, was given a 20-year prison sentence for producing child sexual abuse material, after being caught with a missing 12-year-old girl.

Jacksonville Beach Police seek public assistance in identifying a suspect involved in the theft of an electric bike near Lynch's Irish Pub on November 24.

The city announced a packed schedule of important civic meetings on planning, finance, and historical preservation.