An 80-year-old Jacksonville man is rebuilding strength after a backyard mauling by two pit bulls while his family presses officials to remove the animals.

A Colquitt couple faces felony child‑cruelty and aggravated battery charges after their infant was found with severe brain injuries and broken bones. Investigators urge tips.

A Memphis tourist was arrested and charged with felony battery after a poolside umbrella dispute at a Miramar Beach resort left a 72‑year‑old employee hospitalized.

The Jacksonville Business Journal released its 2026 Fast 50 on June 10, naming the First Coast’s fastest-growing private companies and setting an Aug. 13 awards date.

The owner of Cody's Corner says people on supervision have been camping on his five-acre lot, listing the store as their address and even receiving mail there.

A person was killed Tuesday in an industrial accident in Mixon Town; the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office identified the scene as 10 Stockton Street and details are pending.

Atlantic Beach and FDOT will reconfigure Mayport Road, cutting the road from six lanes to four and adding a shared‑use path and bike lane; work starts June 15, 2026.

JSO arrested a man after a May 15 motel raid and seized 14.8 grams of fentanyl — more than 7,000 potentially fatal doses — plus other drugs. The suspect faces multiple felony charges.

An officer-involved shooting on Jacksonville’s Southside is under investigation after neighbors reported hearing gunfire Sunday evening. Authorities have released few details as reviews begin.

A federal jury convicted Jacksonville’s John Flowers Grissom of possessing ammunition as a felon and an unregistered short‑barreled rifle. Sentencing is set for Sept. 30.

Clusters of Flock Safety license‑plate readers are appearing near UNF and St. Johns Town Center, prompting a campus debate about safety, privacy and city purchases. Officials point to confidentiality rules while students press for oversight.

A judge ordered a former Amelia Baptist Church secretary to pay $20,000 after deputies say she embezzled more than $570,000 from the congregation.

Bodycam shows Nassau County deputies charging into a Yulee house fire to pull an elderly man and the family dog to safety. The kitchen blaze was contained and no one was hurt.