The NWS issued warnings for high rip currents and coastal flooding in several Florida counties, advising caution and safety measures for residents and swimmers.

St. Augustine introduces the Red Cedar Award to honor contributions to local environmental wellness, named after the city's official tree. Nominations open in January, with the award presented in April, during Earth Month.

Deputies fatally shot Bradd Sweeny, 45, in South St. Augustine following a 911 call about a suspicious figure; Sweeny was armed and did not follow orders to disarm.

A teen was arrested at a Bradford High School football game for having a gun and BB gun, despite his mother's warning. He was taken to juvenile justice.

Jacksonville sex offender David Binz, 56, faces new felony charges; Jacksonville Sheriff's Office advises against vigilantism following his arrest by ICAC detectives and stresses importance of professional investigations.

New traffic signal and intersection upgrades at U.S. 1 and Pine Island Road in St. Johns County have been completed, improving traffic flow and safety.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office highlighted former NFL players in their ranks on social media, celebrating their dual roles as athletes and law enforcement officers.

Jacksonville, FL, residents can expect a week of showers and thunderstorms with varying chances of precipitation, comfortable temperatures, and occasional breezy conditions.

A crash and construction caused significant delays on I-295 near Blanding Boulevard, bottlenecking traffic into one lane. All lanes reopened after 8 a.m.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office apprehended a driver and a passenger after a vehicle chase that led into the woods, with K9 Daisy Mae helping in the pursuit.

Sunny weather is expected in Jacksonville with temperatures around 87-90 degrees and a chance of showers and thunderstorms increasing over the weekend. High rip current risks are present on the coast.

A suspect is in custody after a shooting in Fleming Island, as reported by the Clay County Sheriff's Office. The investigation is ongoing with no current threat to the public.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office urges motorcyclists to use safety gear due to a rise in fatalities, promoting gear use as essential for preventing tragedies.