The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office reminded citizens via Facebook to celebrate Labor Day safely and informed them that while JSO offices are closed, officers will still be on duty.

Jacksonville authorities request public help in solving the unsolved 2016 homicide of 15-year-old Johnathen Carter, highlighting ongoing efforts and advances in forensic science.

Jacksonville forecasts wet weather with high chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week, maintaining high humidity and temperatures around 84°F.

Scottish national Phillip Harkins, previously convicted of murder, has been detained by ICE for imminent deportation after serving 25 years in prison.

School employee Pearl Gyamera was arrested in Clay County for child abuse without great harm after allegedly kicking a student. She's on leave from W.E. Cherry Elementary.

Naomi Cernik, a 15-year-old with special needs, was found safe after being reported missing in Clay County, Florida.

Hector Munoz-Ochoa was arrested in Jacksonville for the fatal stabbing of his mother, Lilian Ochoa-Menjivar. The Sheriff's Office is investigating the homicide.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office swiftly arrested Monae Woodward Boone after the homicide of 68-year-old James Fisher in Hogan's Creek, with ongoing investigations into the motive.

Jacksonville's City Council Finance Committee endorsed amendments to the budget blocking funding for DEI, services for undocumented immigrants, and abortion-related services.

Jacksonville tax preparer Survalarie Harris pleaded guilty to preparing false tax returns, with a possible three-year prison sentence. She inflated refunds using fake business losses, affecting over 900 returns and causing a $1.8 million tax loss.

The National Weather Service forecasts severe weather for Jacksonville, with a flood watch and high rip current risk in effect, plus thunderstorms and potential flash flooding.

The Solomon Calhoun Community Center is nearing the completion of an upgrade to an artificial turf field, funded by Fiscal Year 2023 Tourist Development Tax dollars, to facilitate year-round sports activities.

The Green Cove Springs City Council approved routine items, discussed ending curbside recycling, and filled board seats, reflecting on city governance's significance.