Atlantic Beach is addressing odors from its WWTF with updates like a BioAir control system start-up, security fence installation, and solids removal, while exploring long-term solutions and promising transparency.

Jacksonville experiences chilly weather, with a Frost Advisory issued by the NWS, advising residents to protect their plants from potential frost damage. Temperatures are expected to rise throughout the week.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office buildings will close for Veterans Day on November 11, 2025, but essential services like Patrol Division and Communications Center will continue.

Mayor Donna Deegan and 230 other mayors sign the Oklahoma City Declaration, promoting nonviolence, bipartisanship, civility, and truth in politics to counter rising hostility.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office announced the graduation of Corrections Class 02-25 from the Academy, highlighting their readiness to serve and inviting new candidates.

A Jacksonville woman was arrested for the alleged animal cruelty death of a Great Dane named Oak. Despite attempts to save it, the dog died. Tips aided her identification, and she faces felony charges.

A 48-year-old man was killed by an SUV while crossing Normandy Boulevard in Jacksonville; the incident occurred at 6:49 p.m. near Titan Street. The 54-year-old SUV driver is cooperating with FHP's investigation.

St. Johns County Commissioners voted against rezoning for a 205-home project, Tocoi River Estates, after community concerns about traffic and the project's fit with the local agricultural setting.

Jacksonville authorities have charged a man in connection with a fatal shooting in Mandarin. The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office arrested the suspect less than 24 hours after the incident.

Man found shot dead in a garage in Jacksonville's Mandarin area; two people detained for questioning by police.

Petty Officer Taurean Wong re-enlisted in the U.S. Navy at Fort Mose, the first free African settlement in the U.S., highlighting historical significance and his dedication to service.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is on high alert for Halloween to ensure compliance with laws by the 2,500+ registered sexual offenders, enforcing a ban on festive decorations and outdoor lighting at their homes.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office enforces Halloween safety rules for over 2,500 registered sex offenders, including no candy distribution or costume wearing.