Baker County Sheriff's Office announces heightened speed monitoring in school zones with cameras, issuing warnings and later fines to ensure safety as the new school year begins.

Mayor Donna Deegan launches Jacksonville's "State of Jax" initiative, a data-driven approach to guide the city's development, supported by various partners and stakeholders.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office has released video footage of a fatal officer-involved shooting, advising viewer discretion. The incident involved 71-year-old Lawrence Sullivan, who was shot after a confrontation following a traffic accident.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office arrested several individuals, recovered guns and drugs, and intervened in teen takeovers causing disturbances in Northeast Florida.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office will host a Town Hall in District 2 to discuss public safety, a drop in murders, and demonstrate police training for school safety.

JSO intensified efforts to control teen gatherings leading to arrests and confiscation of guns and drugs in Florida, as detailed on their Facebook post.

St. Johns County launched a 'Featured Projects' web page to enhance government transparency and community engagement with details on local developments.

Remains found in St. Johns River identified as Nicholas Lamont Anderson, a 24-year-old from Atlanta, with circumstances surrounding his death being investigated.

Jacksonville faces a heat advisory with a forecast of up to 110-degree heat index values, prompting warnings for residents to take precautions against heat-related illnesses.

A motorcyclist died in a collision with an SUV on Jacksonville's Westside; speed and lack of a helmet are noted factors. The JSO is investigating, with motorcycle safety highlighted.

Jacksonville man Matthew Eric Baumgardner faces charges for allegedly obtaining child sexual abuse materials online; he was previously convicted in 2017.

A St. Johns County man, Eric James Stone, is indicted for a $2 million fraud and money laundering scheme involving former clients. He faces up to 20 years per fraud count and 10 per money laundering count.

St. Augustine invites residents to join a national selfie contest, promoting civic pride by sharing selfies at local landmarks on social media with specific tags and hashtags.