The Clay County Sheriff's Office plans a driver's license checkpoint in Green Cove Springs, amid concerns from local immigrant advocacy groups who fear it could target immigrants, especially following a $600,000 check for immigration enforcement.

Clay County receives a $2 million state grant for the development of a new Public Safety Complex to improve emergency response coordination and community safety.

St. Johns County progresses with its largest capital project, the SR 207 Water Reclamation Facility, enhancing wastewater treatment and sustainability.

St. Johns County honored the First Coast Cultural Center for 30 years of community arts enrichment. Commissioner Krista Joseph presented a certificate recognizing the center's cultural contributions.

Fernandina Beach officials consider paid parking to raise infrastructure funds, facing a referendum push by citizens and business owners worried about town character.

St. Johns County students experienced the workings of the Utilities Department, learning about water supply and infrastructure maintenance, emphasizing the importance of these services.

The National Weather Service warns of high rip current risks in Jacksonville, with mostly sunny skies and temperatures in the mid-70s, urging caution for swimmers.

St. Johns County has released a Flood Smart Brochure to help residents prepare for flooding, including emergency alerts, flood zone information, insurance advice, and safety tips.

Dutton Island Preserve in Jacksonville has reopened after a temporary closure due to flooding, with all activities like kayaking and hiking now available to the public.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida is seeking help to locate Kentoris John Hodges, wanted for probation violations related to battery charges. His last known address was in Green Cove Springs.

The Fernandina Beach Police Department launched a mentorship program with local high school students, partnering with Big Brothers Big Sisters and the fire department.

Residents in Northwest Jacksonville oppose a new 84-unit apartment complex near Ribault High School due to environmental concerns over the site's former use as a landfill.

The Sea and Sky Air Show returns to Jacksonville offering acrobatics and precision flying. Veterans Florida will provide ground support at the event, assisting veterans in career and entrepreneurial goals.