Jacksonville's Film & Television Office welcomes seven new members to its Advisory Commission, including diverse professionals from film, media, academia, independent cinema, city council, and business sectors.

The Family Color Run 5K in St. Johns County, rescheduled due to Hurricane Helene, will take place Nov. 16, offering a fun mix of running and colored powders.

The National Weather Service issued an advisory for possible showers and thunderstorms in Jacksonville, Florida, with a high rip current risk on the beaches. The week's forecast is mostly sunny with highs of 79-84 degrees.

The NWS issued a coastal flood advisory for Jacksonville, FL, warning of minor flooding, rip currents, and advising caution during travel and swimming.

A Jacksonville man was sentenced to 35 years for producing and distributing child sexual abuse materials, engaging in online exploitation, and hacking surveillance devices.

The NWS has issued a high-risk warning for rip currents on Northeast Florida beaches, effective until tonight, with a mixed forecast of sun, breezes, and scattered showers.

A man was fatally hit by an SUV while crossing New Berlin Road in Jacksonville; he was not using a crosswalk and the driver was not impaired. This marks the city's 35th pedestrian death of the year.

The inaugural Veterans Day 5K in Clay County, hosted by the Veterans Council and County Commissioners, starts at Oakleaf Community Park on November 9 at 8:00 AM. The event features running, festivities, and supports veterans.

A 27-year-old pedestrian was fatally hit by a Sheriff's patrol vehicle on US-1 near St. Augustine and later died at the hospital. An investigation is ongoing.

Clay County begins a series of transportation projects to enhance roads and safety, including CR-220 expansion, with expected traffic delays and detours.

Jacksonville's District 3 residents can converse with law enforcement leaders on a community walk organized by Sheriff T.K. Waters and his team for community engagement.

Clay County church leader Jeremiah Grover arrested for sex crimes involving a minor after a three-month probe. He has been fired and both the church and law enforcement advocate for victim support and community assistance.

Sheriff T.K. Waters from Jacksonville will engage with District 3 residents during a neighborhood walk on October 26th, 2024, to improve community relations.