St. Johns County is celebrating a $1 million fund allocation for the Florida Museum of Black History with an event featuring speeches and performances.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office is investigating a shooting near Knight Boxx Road and Blanding Blvd in Middleburg with few details released to the public.

Hakeem 'Ksoo' Robinson's request for a new trial in a 2020 murder case was denied, with the sentencing set for September 19. His defense cited issues including prejudicial iCloud notes and altered testimony, but the judge found no prejudice.

A man was shot after he refused to give more money to a supposed panhandler in Jacksonville. Despite giving initial cash, the suspect shot him multiple times when further money was denied. The shooter remains at large, and the victim is stable.

An officer-involved shooting in South St. Augustine, involving an "armed man," is under investigation, with law enforcement presence impacting the area. Details remain limited.

Green Cove Springs is ending its curbside recycling program with the last collection scheduled for September 26, 2025, due to unspecified challenges. The city offers a helpline for residents' concerns.

The NWS issued a Coastal Flood Advisory and High Rip Current Risk for Jacksonville, warning of minor flooding and dangerous currents despite mild weather.

A new amphitheater funded by the Developing Artists Foundation was unveiled at the Douglas Anderson School of the Arts, offering students a unique outdoor performance space.

A Jacksonville house fire injured four, including two children, with two in critical condition. Cause under investigation, smoke detector status unknown.

Keith Johnson faces a new murder charge for Valondia Norris' death in April 2024, alongside previous charges, with Dannel Larkins also accused of multiple murders.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office supported Officer Jessica Kramer, who was diagnosed with breast cancer, by cutting her hair for a child's wig before her treatment.

St. Augustine plans a 9/11 remembrance ceremony featuring a Presentation of Colors, speeches by local officials, a moment of silence, and the sounding of a historic fire bell.

Jacksonville celebrated its annual 904 Day, promoting local pride with neighborhood-themed merchandise, events, and activities encouraging exploration of the city's history and culture.