Jacksonville prepares for Thanksgiving by organizing free food distributions, with events like the Councilman Gaffney Jr. Turkey Giveaway and Farm Share's provision for families, emphasizing early arrival due to limited supplies.

Jacksonville, Florida, announces an adoption event for 19 Dachshunds, providing instructions and promising necessary adoption materials for new owners.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida donated 497 pounds of food to a local pantry, as part of a growing Thanksgiving tradition, emphasizing their community commitment beyond emergency services.

St. Augustine's city offices and sanitation services will be closed on Thanksgiving and the following Friday, with free downtown parking available on the holiday.

Jacksonville resident found a six-foot alligator in their yard; local officers and gator wranglers intervened. The incident highlights the Sheriff's Office's role in the COPS show, capturing the unpredictable nature of their work.

Eric Williams-Scott was arrested after a high-speed chase by St. Johns County Sheriff's deputies. He faces multiple charges including fleeing and possession of a controlled substance.

The Clay County School Board approved teacher pay raises, receiving criticism for excluding many educators, amidst budget woes due to private school vouchers and loss of funding.

New mentorship program at Joseph Stilwell Military Academy pairs 8th graders with 6th graders to foster school unity and culture, as they discuss bullying and kindness. The initiative aims to build community and support among students.

Jacksonville's final fair at its downtown location garnered gratitude from the city government, with plans to move to a new, larger venue in 2026 featuring a 10,000-seat amphitheater and expo hall.

Jacksonville announces its Holiday River Fest on Nov 29, 2025, featuring a boat parade, Christmas Tree Lighting, and family activities along the St. Johns River.

Commissioner Sarah Arnold held a Q&A at Westminster St. Augustine, discussing local issues with seniors and highlighting civic engagement in elder communities.

Sheriff Hardwick's badge from St. Johns County is now part of an exhibit at The Old Jail in St. Augustine, showcasing the history of law enforcement leadership.

St. Johns County is hosting a free collection event for residents to dispose of household hazardous waste and outdated electronics on December 6 at the County Fairgrounds.