Jacksonville halts talks with SouthEast Development Group on Laura Street Trio redevelopment due to unresolved code violation fines and seeks new negotiations through City Council.

Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department mourns the loss of Firefighter and Engineer Jason Woodruff to job-related brain cancer at age 53, honoring his 11-year dedication to the community.

A man was fatally shot at New Kings Road and Edgewood Avenue in Northwest Jacksonville; his death is under investigation by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office. A nearby but separate incident resulted in another man's death.

A Jacksonville polling location closed briefly due to a suspicious package, which was later deemed safe and operations resumed; affected voters were redirected elsewhere.

51-year-old Nathaniel James Holmes from Jacksonville faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted of making interstate threats, including against specific individuals and racial groups.

A man from Georgia was indicted for attempting to meet and solicit a minor for sex, following an undercover sting involving an agent posing as a 14-year-old girl.

Altercations involving JSO officers tasing and punching fans at the Georgia-Florida football game have sparked public concern and prompted an investigation.

Clay County participates in Operation Green Light for Veterans, lighting up landmarks in green and coordinating outfits to honor military service members.

News4Jax's feature on St. Johns firefighters' battle for disability benefits, "After The Smoke Clears," is nominated for a Suncoast Chapter Emmy Award.

Joseph Parrott was arrested in Jacksonville for multiple burglaries and an attempted sexual assault, following a crime spree around San Juan Avenue and Lake Shore Boulevard.

Missouri's DESE has allocated $2.5 million in grants to local education agencies to support "Grow Your Own" programs, addressing the teacher shortage by encouraging community members to become educators.

The NWS issued a weather statement warning of dense fog in Northeast Florida, affecting visibility, especially along the I-95 corridor, until 9 AM. Drivers are advised to be cautious.

Clay County is launching a public safety initiative to install over 500 AEDs and Narcan kits at various locations, aided by federal funds and local organizations.