The Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department honored its team on First Responder Day, underscoring their daily commitment to serving the community in times of crisis.

Lt. Zach Cox of the Clay County Sheriff's Office is involved with the Special Olympics and the "Find Your Why" campaign, emphasizing community support, as shown by aiding an athlete in need.

JTA announced the winners of its Fall 2025 Local Roadeo, praising transit operators and technicians for their skills, with a full list of winners posted on Facebook.

Alesia Wilbekin of the Florida Black History Museum Foundation discusses plans for a new museum in St. Johns County to celebrate Florida's Black history.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office is accepting applicants for their Citizens' Academy, a nine-week program offering insight into law enforcement operations.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office launched #BridgeToSafety for Domestic Violence Awareness Month, emphasizing support for victims and providing essential contact numbers.

Florida's Clay County Sheriff's Office hosts a Tip-A-Cop event to support Special Olympics Clay County, with deputies serving as waiters to raise funds.

A warthog named Mateo escaped from Jacksonville Zoo but was found using a drone. Mateo has now fathered three offspring, completing a heartwarming story.

Residents of Orange Park shared their ideas for the Oakleaf Library at a community workshop, with another session scheduled for the following Thursday.

Jacksonville, Florida, launches Healthlink JAX, a free virtual healthcare service for uninsured residents, offering 24/7 access to medical advice and prescriptions.

Jacksonville launches a video for their "Keep Jax Cute, Don’t Pollute" initiative featuring Mayor Deegan, artist Mal Jones, and students to encourage a clean city.

West Augustine gears up for the 12th Annual Walk for Cancer on October 25, uniting the community in support and remembrance of those affected by cancer.

St. Johns County celebrated the new artificial turf field at Solomon Calhoun Community Center, part of a $2.1 million upgrade. The event featured local commissioners and highlighted the field's benefits for year-round sports activity.