A man was shot dead at Oak Tree Apartments, Jacksonville. The JSO is investigating the case with little information from residents. The victim's identity and suspect remain unknown.

Atlantic Beach residents can apply for up to two free trees per year to improve the local tree canopy, under a city program funded by a tree mitigation fund. Applications are open until September 26, 2025.

A second arrest, Natania Ribot, was made in connection with a fatal shooting in Jacksonville, involving the death of Kenneth Mobley. Ribot, the alleged getaway driver, faces an accessory charge.

Clay County issued a road and lane closure report for the week of August 16-22, heightening awareness during the "100 Deadly Days of Summer" for safer driving habits.

Orange Park Police are seeking the owners of a severely mange-stricken dog found without a microchip on Park Avenue and have posted a plea for information on Facebook.

A log truck accident on Interstate 10 in Baker County caused road closures and traffic delays, with one lane reopening by 11:46 a.m. and all lanes cleared by 1:50 p.m.

Two law enforcement leaders from Jacksonville Sheriff's Office and Neptune Beach PD are participating in the ALS Association’s CEO Soak to raise funds for ALS research.

St. Johns County is preparing for its inaugural Legislative Day on February 5, 2026, in Tallahassee to represent local interests to Florida's legislators.

The City Council of Green Cove Springs is set to discuss a proposal to terminate the city’s recycling program at its meeting on Tuesday next week. The first reading of the ordinance will take place at 6:00 p.m. at City Hall, with a live stream available for remote viewers.

The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for Northeast and Northern Florida and Southeast Georgia, with heat indices up to 112 degrees expected.

A credit card thief in Jacksonville burglarized a car and used the stolen cards for a shopping spree, racking up $500. Authorities seek public assistance to identify the suspect.

Atlantic Beach aims to secure $1.08 million federal funds for constructing six dune walkovers to enhance coastal resilience and accessibility, with public feedback encouraged.

W. Ellis Boyle is sworn in as the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of North Carolina, overseeing a staff of 119 and prosecuting various federal crimes.