A property management company in Jacksonville agreed to pay over $39,000 to military members for illegal lease termination charges and a $25,000 penalty, while adjusting its policies to comply with the SCRA.

Jacksonville's weather forecast predicts mostly sunny days with occasional showers and thunderstorms, highs around 91-96°F, and mild nights around 75°F.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Marine Unit reminds boaters to prioritize safety on the first day of summer, offering tips and readiness to assist on local waters.

Jacksonville, FL, faces sunny days with occasional scattered showers and thunderstorms, as predicted by the NWS, with temperatures near the 90s and high humidity levels.

Patrick Zalupski's group is exploring the purchase of the Tampa Bay Rays; the team is bound to Tropicana Field until 2028, making near-term relocation unlikely.

St. Johns County's Bartram Trail Library is hosting a cat adoption event to rehome various cats and showcase their personalities, encouraging locals to adopt.

A Jacksonville man's truck was burglarized by a woman who stole sunglasses and prescription pills; the Sheriff's Office seeks her identity and reminds residents to lock their vehicles.

Sheriff T.K. Waters will meet with Mandarin Station/Losco residents during a community walk to address safety concerns. The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office emphasizes the value of direct dialogue for community policing.

St. Johns County inducted conservationist Beverly Fleming into its Hall of Fame posthumously for her contributions as a naturalist and community leader.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office seeks information on a hit-and-run that resulted in the death of Brandon Venegas last month, asking for public help to locate a white mid-size SUV involved.

A month after a fire at Jacksonville International Airport's parking garage, 17 cars are stranded with cleanup ongoing. Vehicle owners recount damages and frustrations.

A woman was fatally shot in the head at a block party in Jacksonville, confirmed by JSO and detected by ShotSpotter.

Milling and paving project in St. Augustine starting June 23 may cause traffic delays, with street parking affected during work hours and potential towing of obstructing vehicles. Work will pause before July 4 and is weather-dependent.