A Jacksonville homeowner says neighborhood fiber work ruptured a sewer line, flooding his house and leaving a roughly $75,000 repair gap after insurance payouts.

Local heroes from St. Johns County service departments will participate in a charity boxing event at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre on February 26, 2026, with proceeds supporting community causes.

Duval County began installing walk‑through weapons detectors at middle schools this week and says every county middle school will be equipped by the end of April.

Students returned to St. Marys Elementary after crews removed a bat colony and the district completed an extensive remediation and cleaning effort. Officials say the building was cleared for reentry.

A Jacksonville woman says she was flooded with threats after being mistaken for the person in a viral Fort Myers video. The clip's poster apologized as authorities look into the incident.

Two Fantasy 5 tickets matched Monday’s evening draw — one in Port St. Lucie and one in historic Micanopy — each worth about $53,429.

Florida forestry officials paused burn authorizations for several First Coast counties after warning of unfavorable weather and elevated fire danger.

Flagler County fire and police departments are gearing up for a charity chili cook-off. The event at Creekside Festival will have a public vote for the People's Choice Award. The FCSO is campaigning for their chili and proceeds will go to charity.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office praised school crossing guards on social media, appreciating their role in student safety and seeking recruits for the position.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office collaborates with community partners to prevent gang violence by visiting at-risk youth to offer support and alternatives.

The Green Cove Springs City Council session discussed community events, city operations, and legal matters, and celebrated civic engagement and service contributions.

Green Cove Springs invites locals to a Special City Council Session on financial review and budget process on February 10, available online for remote viewers.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office warned against driving without license plates, using a real-life case as an example, and advised obtaining tags legally before driving a new vehicle.