Jacksonville Sheriff's Office reported an arrest for DUI by Officer Valerio after a driver was found driving on rims, underscoring the dangers of impaired driving.

Judith "Judy" King, a 71-year-old woman with dementia, was found safe after going missing in Jacksonville, with the Sheriff's office thanking the public for their help.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office K9 Unit presented at San Jose Elementary's Career Day, showcasing police dog capabilities and fostering insight into law enforcement careers.

The article announces a free "Candidate University" session by the Duval County Supervisor of Elections, educating prospective council candidates in Neptune Beach on campaign essentials.

A 74-year-old Florida grandmother, Gloria Vasquez, is set to run her 97th marathon in Jacksonville Beach in tribute to her late sister who died from breast cancer.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office hosted "Coffee with a Cop," fostering dialogue between law enforcement and locals at St. Johns Town Center's Old Navy, enhancing community relations.

Jacksonville Public Library invites residents to an Open House to share ideas for the future of the Brentwood Branch at KIPP V.O.I.C.E. Academy on Thursday at 5:30 p.m.

St. Johns County offers lawmakers a cultural experience at the Capitol Courtyard on February 5th from noon to 6 p.m., showcasing local businesses and interactive exhibits.

St. Johns County's Cold Night Shelter program at the First United Methodist Church offers refuge during cold weather. The church and volunteers provide overnight shelter, with communication updates shared via social media amid hotline issues.

Green Cove Springs schedules February 2026 city meetings, including City Council sessions, a financial update, advisory committees, and Red Light Camera Hearings, promoting citizen engagement in local governance.

Florida's Duval County Health Department offers free MMR, Flu, and Hep A vaccines at a pop-up clinic on February 1st, aiming to boost local immunization rates.

Jacksonville prepares for cold weather by activating warming centers and providing transportation, with special attention to safety tips from the Emergency Preparedness Division.

The Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department highlights January as Firefighter Cancer Awareness Month, stressing the importance of health and cancer risk reduction for firefighters.