The National Weather Service warns of dangerous rip currents on beaches in Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida, affecting Nassau, Duval, and other counties.

American Airlines flights were grounded nationwide due to a vendor technology issue, causing delays, especially at Jacksonville International Airport. Operations have resumed but travelers faced significant disruptions.

Morning fog in Jacksonville gave way to cloudy skies and a cool breeze on Christmas Day, with temperatures expected to reach 63°F and increase throughout the week, along with slight chances of rain.

Jacksonville announces closures of city offices and facilities for Christmas, including City Hall and public libraries, with waste collection rescheduled and some parks remaining open.

Jacksonville, NC city employees engage in holiday charitable activities, including angel tree donations and fundraising for local programs, demonstrating community spirit and support.

JEA has lifted the boil water advisory in Nocatee after repairing a broken water main, restoring normal water service.

An off-duty police officer in Jacksonville, Florida, struck and killed a pedestrian. The incident is under investigation, and the officer is on leave.

A high rip current risk warning has been issued for Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida beaches through late Monday night by the National Weather Service.

The Oscar Mayer Wienermobile is touring Central Florida, offering locals a chance to see the vehicle and apply for the Hotdogger Program, which includes driving the Wienermobile and representing the brand.

Jacksonville introduces a holographic Mayor Deegan at the international airport, greeting visitors with 3D messages in multiple languages using AI technology by startup Proto.

An 11-year-old in Clay County was arrested after threatening to shoot up a school. This followed an online chat incident, with a vigilant parent reporting the threat. The student faces second-degree felonies for these electronic threats.

Jacksonville announces holiday closures for city offices and adjustments to services like public transit and sanitation, with essential services like public safety remaining operational.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office removed their online inmate roster to combat a scam involving individuals pretending to be bail bond agents to defraud inmates' families.