Jacksonville officials expand Warming Centers and offer free JTA rides to those in need during cold weather emergencies, with multiple locations available, including overnight at the Legends Center.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is ensuring safety at the local fair, interacting with the community, and asking for snack suggestions on social media.

St. Augustine businessman Jack Dymond Leach pleaded guilty to attempting to exploit a minor for sexual abuse material in collaboration with Philippine child traffickers.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office officers and a citizen were honored for saving three children from drowning at Huguenot Park, showcasing heroism and caution about water safety.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office seeks public help to identify a shoplifter who stole nearly $400 worth of goods, allowing their humorous social media post to engage the community.

A 33-year-old woman died in a head-on crash on State Road 47, Columbia County; both drivers were not wearing seatbelts. The FHP is investigating the cause.

St. Johns County officials announce the start of construction on the Fort Matanzas Beach Ramp for November 17, 2025, with expected completion by May 2026.

St. Johns County Beach Services sold a record 78,710 beach driving passes in 2025, buoyed by the new credit card payment option at toll booths and leading to improved budgeting and staffing forecasts.

Deputies were called to a Halloween disturbance involving juveniles in Las Calinas Subdivision, where a gun was brandished and a teen with a concealed firearm was arrested.

St. Johns County Board of Commissioners proclaimed November 11 as Veterans Day, honoring servicemembers and their sacrifices, led by Commissioner Taylor.

The article discusses the importance of recognizing metabolic syndrome risks and implementing lifestyle changes to prevent serious health issues like heart disease and diabetes.

Jacksonville's public health advisory highlights multiple benefits of quitting smoking, emphasizing improved heart and lung health as well as financial and aesthetic gains.

The Duval County Public Schools board voted to move its headquarters to a new location, citing financial and strategic benefits, despite some concerns over accessibility and community impact.