St. Johns County Sheriff's Office responded to a call about a runaway emu; the bird was evasive but eventually caught and returned to its owners without harm.

A Wakulla County man was arrested for trying to entice a minor into sexual activity, engaging in online conversations with an undercover agent posing as the child's parent.

The Dickinson Memorial Library in Orange City is over a century old, standing as a cultural and educational monument, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Director of Patrol and Enforcement Mark Romano has been inducted into the University of North Florida's Hall of Fame, honored for his soccer legacy and contributions to the community.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office seeks public help in identifying a suspect from a grocery store robbery on December 11, 2025. The older male suspect threatened employees before fleeing.

Clay County school board member Robert Alvero faces criticism and demands for resignation over racially insensitive comments, despite his apology and claims by his attorney of cancel culture's irrelevance.

St. Johns County Parks and Recreation invites homeschoolers to join their Trail Trackers event to learn wildlife tracking at Nocatee Landing on Jan. 16.

A Dense Fog Advisory is active in Jacksonville, FL, with visibility below a quarter mile. Advisories suggest caution for drivers. Conditions are expected to improve with warmer, sunny weather, but more fog is possible overnight.

St. Johns County hosts Fight Night, where law enforcement and firefighters box for charity on February 26, 2026, benefiting Diamond of Dreams and Special Olympics Florida.

Two ex-Jacksonville officers were arrested for battery and theft; one for misconduct on duty and the other for exposing himself and inappropriate contact.

Jacksonville, Florida recognizes January as Human Trafficking Awareness Month and encourages public vigilance and reporting of suspicious activities to combat exploitation.

Jacksonville celebrates Dr. King's legacy with its 39th annual MLK Day Breakfast. The event is on January 16th, featuring an early morning start and a ceremony.

Items were stolen from Green Cove Springs' Parade of Trees; the city expressed sadness and is seeking information on the theft, despite regular patrols and surveillance.