St. Johns County is hosting a free collection event for residents to dispose of household hazardous waste and outdated electronics on December 6 at the County Fairgrounds.

Tiffany Felton was found dead under a bridge in Jacksonville, and authorities are investigating it as a potential homicide. Community and MAD DADS call for public help in the case.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of sun and patchy fog in Jacksonville, with warm temperatures and calm winds. Conditions will remain steady with no precipitation expected.

The St. Johns County Public Library started "Food For Fines" to forgive fines through food donations, and is partnering with the Fire Rescue on a bike light safety initiative.

The Keystone Heights Senior Center will be temporarily closed from November 17 to 21 for maintenance, with alternative meal pick-up options provided for seniors.

St. Augustine celebrated the start of its 32nd Nights of Lights with a lighting ceremony at Plaza de la Constitución, featuring live performances, free shuttles, and road closures for the event.

Over 175 Duval County educators are nominated for the 2026 Teacher of the Year, with the winner to be celebrated by JPEF at the EDDY Awards on January 24, 2026.

Two missing brothers from St. Johns County were found safe; their disappearance prompted a community search. Details of their time away are undisclosed.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida announced that missing juvenile Ronin Murrell has been found after a comprehensive search near Tynes Elementary School.

St. Augustine offers parking permits for workers, with the Toques Lot full and Granada Lot available. Seasonal parking at Flagler College Garage is also an option.

Florida's Clay County Sheriff's Office is seeking public help to find Bryan Leggett Morse, a 48-year-old probation violator convicted of battery on an elderly person.

A Jacksonville man died in a single-vehicle crash in Baker County when his pickup truck overturned on Industrial Park Road. He was not wearing a seatbelt.

Atlantic Beach has set new rules for baseball and softball instructors using its facilities, including registration, a $225 fee, background checks, and insurance requirements.