Nassau County, FL emphasizes the role of natural ecosystems in flood mitigation during Flood Awareness Week and encourages residents to keep drainage clear.

County Road 210 in St. Johns County will experience traffic pattern changes from March 14-23 due to road widening works; drivers are advised to exercise caution.

A Jacksonville Sheriff's Office employee was arrested on DUI charges after hitting an excavator; he showed signs of intoxication and uncooperativeness.

St. Johns County plans to build Florida's first Black history museum, with updates provided by Commissioner Sarah Arnold on the WSOS Wednesday Recap Show.

Neptune Beach seeks an individual for its Police Officer Pension Board. The role involves overseeing police pensions, with quarterly meetings. Interested candidates must apply via the city's website.

Duval teachers are incorporating AI in education to ease workload and enhance learning. PowerBuddy, an AI tool, helps create test questions and resources, promoting creativity and efficiency among educators.

Officer Monroe of the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office had a déjà vu traffic stop for excessive window tinting, using it to educate the public on Florida's tint laws on social media.

St. Augustine's Citizens' Academy enrollment is full, as residents quickly showed interest in the program aimed at providing insight into city operations.

The National Weather Service predicts typical spring weather for Jacksonville, FL, with sunny days, transitioning temperatures, and potential midweek storms.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office provided tips for the Gate River Run, alerting participants and locals of road closures and suggesting early arrival and strategic parking for a better experience.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office released a briefing on an officer-involved shooting incident with arrestee Michael Youmans. The legal review of Sgt. McEwan's actions is pending.

An off-duty JSO officer and his wife helped a driver in a rollover accident during their anniversary dinner, with the wife using her CPR training to aid the victim.

The National Weather Service predicts a rainy and cloudy start to the week in Jacksonville, with a high near 62 degrees and northeast winds. Rain chances decrease before more sunshine midweek and potential showers on Thursday.