JSO released a redacted report on Charles Faggart's death in jail, detailing his behavior and restraint in a chair. An investigation is ongoing involving nine officers.

Jacksonville Transportation Authority adjusts bus routes due to construction; advises commuters to check for updates on their website and social media.

Missing 17-year-old Donavon Fitcher found safe after a search by St. Johns County Sheriff's Office and community members. Details on his disappearance and discovery were not provided.

Jacksonville introduces JTA autonomous buses, featuring sensors and cameras for safety, seating for ten, ADA compliance, and onboard power outlets for device charging.

SJSO offers Teen Driver Challenge courses for high school students to improve driving safety, requiring participants to use their own vehicles, with sessions available throughout June and July.

The Baker County Sheriff's Office is investigating a shooting, leading to arrests and traffic disruptions on Ninth St. Updates will be provided as the case progresses.

St. Johns County imposes beach regulations to protect sea turtles during their nesting season, from May 1 to October 31, asking beachgoers to avoid certain activities and report distressed turtles.

Atlantic Coast High School is recognized by the College Board for increasing access to AP Precalculus, especially benefiting ESE and ELL students, with significant enrollment growth and successful exam scores.

St. Johns County offices and libraries have altered schedules for Good Friday and Easter, but waste management services will operate normally. Residents are encouraged to use the Recycle Coach app for information.

Jacksonville celebrated National Pet Day by promoting pet adoption on Facebook, showcasing the story of JPEG, a rescue dog, and encouraging sharing using hashtags like #adoptashelterpet.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is investigating the in-custody death of Charles Faggart while promising transparency and thoroughness, highlighting the involvement of the Medical Examiner and confirming the suspension of involved officers.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office reveals 84% of guns stolen from cars were from unlocked vehicles, urging residents to lock their cars to prevent burglaries and keep firearms off the streets.

Nat Ford, CEO of the Jacksonville Transportation Authority, received the Transportation and Innovation Leadership Award at the Think Bold Honors 2025.