Mayor Deegan invites Jacksonville citizens to discuss the city's budget at a public meeting at Ed White High School, promoting community involvement in financial planning.

Tony Boselli, former all-pro left tackle, has been named the Executive Vice President of Football Operations for the Jacksonville Jaguars, reporting directly to team owner Shad Khan.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office has introduced Pepper, a trained bloodhound, to their K9 Unit for tracking missing persons, supported by ElderSource's contributions.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is seeking help to identify a person of interest from a January 27 incident at the Hampton Inn, shared on social media.

Chad Michael Sadlowski, 34, is sentenced to over 11 years in prison for attempting to meet a minor for sex, following a guilty plea and arrest while heading to the meet-up in his work attire.

Christopher O’Neal Houser, 44, of Jacksonville, received a four-year federal prison sentence for illegal firearm possession as a felon, after pleading guilty. His case falls under Project Safe Neighborhoods' efforts to combat violent crime.

Jacksonville's Skyway service is disrupted due to maintenance, affecting San Marco, Riverplace, and Kings Avenue stations. JTA offers free shuttle buses as an alternative.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office officers saved a young person on a highway ledge, emphasizing the importance of mental health and promoting the 988 Lifeline.

Jacksonville recognizes top readers in the Mayor's literacy initiative, celebrating millions of minutes read and linking reading to future development.

Jacksonville Beach introduces a paid parking program effective from March 1, 2025, with costs up to $12 daily, $15 during events, and free options for locals.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office arrested Reginald Graves for the murder of Todd Taylor, who died after being found unresponsive on a sidewalk. Graves is now in jail, with the case proceeding to trial.

JSO seeks victims of contractor Johan Portilla-Guzman's alleged fraud and urges affected customers to report his scam, following his arrest for organized fraud.

Florida's Clay County Sheriff's Office seeks public help to find fugitive John M. Clarke Jr., wanted for probation violation related to a battery by strangulation charge.