Commissioner Clay Murphy spoke at Moultrie Oaks Retirement Park about county plans and services, emphasizing local government engagement with seniors.

Jacksonville officials outline safety measures for the Florida-Georgia football game, advising early arrival, using tech for parking, and promoting alternative transport while emphasizing no DUIs, regardless of the game's outcome.

Paris Richardson credits her high school, Jean Ribault High School, for her success and development, which led to her becoming Second Runner Up in the 2026 Miss America Pageant.

Neptune Beach Police responded to a medical emergency and found a couple and their dog dead at home. The incident, suspected to be an accidental death with no foul play, is under investigation.

Jacksonville, Florida, launches Healthlink JAX, a free virtual healthcare service for uninsured residents, offering 24/7 access to medical advice and prescriptions.

Jacksonville launches a video for their "Keep Jax Cute, Don’t Pollute" initiative featuring Mayor Deegan, artist Mal Jones, and students to encourage a clean city.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida is seeking public assistance to locate wanted individual Sierra Dawn Corey for a probation violation related to grand theft auto.

The St. Johns County Clerk announces the fifth annual St. Johns County – Israel Friendship Day to celebrate the partnership and fight against antisemitism.

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.