Jacksonville felon faces new drug trafficking and firearm charges, with potential for 30 years to life in prison, underlining his prior criminal record. The case is part of Project Safe Neighborhoods to reduce violent crime.

Jacksonville Orthopedic Institute is laying off 153 employees and closing multiple locations, with some physicians joining other groups, but patient care is assured to continue.

Jacksonville is hiring lifeguards and pool managers for the summer, with starting wages of $15 and $16.50 per hour, respectively, and offers free training for candidates.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office warns of detours in Downtown Jacksonville for the Special Olympics Torch Run, with road closures on Bay Street and surrounding areas from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. this Friday.

St. Johns County proclaims April as Water Conservation Month to encourage residents to conserve water and recognize the efforts of local utilities and management districts.

The Buckman Bridge in Jacksonville was closed temporarily for police activity, causing early morning traffic delays, but reopened about an hour later.

Darryl Whipple pleaded guilty to setting his girlfriend on fire at Golden Corral in 2016, resulting in her death; he received a life sentence without parole.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida announces "Honesty Day" on April 1st, 2025, asking citizens with warrants to come forward, in a break from typical April Fools' pranks.

Jacksonville's iconic Friendship Fountain is closing temporarily for maintenance from April 1, 2025, with plans to reopen by April 14.

Dr. Scott Andrew Hollington received a 12-year sentence for illegal drug distribution and obstructing justice, following DEA investigations and victim testimonies.

Tonight's Budget Town Hall is the final event for Jacksonville residents to discuss the city's fiscal plan with Mayor Deegan's administration at Terry Parker High School.

A boat accident on the St. Johns River in Jacksonville resulted in the disappearance of a 3-year-old and others dead; search efforts continue with technology and community support.

Florida man Nicholes Scott Newman was sentenced to 15 years for distributing child sexual abuse material and faces 10 years of supervised release afterwards.