The Clay County Sheriff's Office is accepting applicants for their Citizens' Academy, a nine-week program offering insight into law enforcement operations.

The Jacksonville Sea and Sky Air Show attracted spectators, with JFRD ensuring safety and admiring aerobatics. The show was successful and is set to continue.

Anthony Smokes was arrested in Jacksonville for felony charges, with a search uncovering drugs and a pistol. It's not his first encounter with the law.

The NWS issued a high rip current risk advisory for Northeast Florida effective from 8 AM today until late Monday night, impacting several coastal areas.

Jacksonville introduced an affordable housing dashboard to track low-cost housing development, enhance transparency, and address housing affordability, aligning with Mayor Deegan's commitment to accessible housing information.

The forecast for Jacksonville indicates pleasant weather with clear skies, highs in the low 80s, and light winds, continuing through the week with minimal chances of rain.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is hosting "Coffee with a Cop" events across local coffee shops for community engagement and open dialogue between residents and officers.

A deputy in Florida engaged with a young boy captivated by his police motorcycle, creating a touching moment highlighted on social media by the Clay County Sheriff's Office.

Jacksonville's weather will see mild fluctuations, with cloudy skies, slight rain chances, and temperatures in the low 60s to low 80s. High rip current risks are present along several coastal areas.

Jacksonville's Mixon Town is set to see reduced flooding from an environmental project reopening McCoys Creek, aiming to enhance water quality and create recreational spaces.

Neptune Beach is set to celebrate Florida City Week with various events, including a new Butterfly Garden opening and a tent at the Fall Festival, highlighting municipal government's role.

The Jacksonville Transportation Advisory Committee elected new officers for 2025-2027, with Russ Davis as Chairperson, and reaffirmed their commitment to inclusivity and accessibility.

Graduate Juley’a Sanders overcame academic struggles, completing two grade years in one and securing a job at her school, Bridge to Success Academy High School, with plans to pursue a healthcare career.