Taylor Morrison has appointed Jeremy Hampson to lead its Jacksonville division as the builder expands with the Esplanade at St. Marys resort community.

A Jacksonville woman pleaded guilty in the death of a severely emaciated Great Dane named "Miracle." Sentencing is set for Aug. 17.

JSO posted surveillance images after fights at two 103rd Street restaurants; one worker was punched and the man pictured is being sought. Tips may carry a reward.

A South Florida chef was arrested in Gainesville after police say he drove to meet a 16‑year‑old and sexually battered her; he faces multiple felonies and is being held without bail.

JAXPORT has been added to a weekly ZIM‑MSC Asia rotation, offering direct calls to China and Korea plus transshipment links to Latin America and the Mediterranean.

A man was grazed by a bullet while driving near Odessa Street on Jacksonville’s Eastside; police say an ex‑boyfriend ran from the car and detectives are searching for him.

A 28-year-old man was struck and killed by a tractor-trailer after fleeing an encounter with ICE and HSI agents in St. Augustine; state troopers are investigating. The incident comes amid heightened scrutiny of vehicle stops during immigration operations.

A toddler was found unharmed after Valdosta police forced entry into a Mack Drive home; two adults were found dead in an apparent murder‑suicide.

A man in his late 30s drove to a Circle K on Jacksonville’s Westside after being shot; detectives searched Pointe Grand Apartments but couldn’t find the scene. Police are asking for tips.

Coast Guard and Jacksonville marine units searched Huguenot Memorial Park after a swimmer went under Saturday; two were pulled from the water and a man remained missing.

A broken air conditioner has left the volunteer-run Military Museum of North Florida scrambling to protect fragile artifacts from heat and humidity.

The Wharf will take over the long-vacant bayfront spot at 135 Avenida Menendez; owner David White says a November opening is planned but details remain limited.

A federal jury convicted a Middleburg man after a traffic stop led deputies to about 40 grams of meth and a camper that held four guns and more than 1,500 rounds of ammo.