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.

Jacksonville man Matthew Eric Baumgardner faces federal charges for accessing child sexual abuse materials online; if convicted, he could serve 10 to 20 years in prison.

St. Johns County proposes a $1.27 billion budget for FY 2026, focusing on capital improvements and tax adjustments, while planning new emergency services and facilities.

Terrence Jennings, 47, received an 18-month federal sentence after being found with a loaded 9mm pistol while on probation. His conviction falls under Project Safe Neighborhoods, targeting gun violence.

A group of 700 juveniles caused a disturbance at Jacksonville's Friendship Fountain Park; one was arrested for carrying a firearm. The JSO dispersed the crowd and reminded parents of their responsibilities and curfew laws.

Josh Hines-Allen's son Wesley is recovering from leukemia, prompting the start of 'Four One For Hope' to support cancer nonprofits during the NFL season.

A stabbing at a Super 8 Motel led to a lockdown and a SWAT response; the situation is contained with no public threat, and investigations are ongoing.

A teenage boy in Jacksonville accidentally shot his 12-year-old brother, who is now in stable condition. Police are investigating why the teen had the gun.

William McNeil Jr. described his fear during a violent traffic stop in Jacksonville, while attorney Ben Crump called for the firing of Ofc. D.J. Bowers. Bowers' police authority has been removed pending an investigation.

St. Johns County Parks and Rec hosted an All-Abilities Paddle event, enhancing inclusivity with adaptive kayaking equipment for people of all abilities.

An 18-year-old is the tenth arrest in the 14-year-old Micah Thomas's murder case, with Jacksonville Sheriff's ongoing efforts leading to charges for a group aged 17-30.

Sheriff T.K. Waters has released body cam footage of William McNeil's arrest to address public concerns after a cell phone video went viral. The State Attorney cleared officers of wrongdoing; the administrative review is ongoing.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office reported the safe return of 16-year-old Travis McCrimager Jr., who had been missing but was found thanks to community efforts.