The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office provides Halloween safety tips including checking for offenders, using the buddy system, and ensuring treats are safe.

St. Johns County opened a new $41 million segment of County Road 2209 to connect Silverleaf Parkway and International Golf Parkway, aiming to reduce congestion and improve transportation.

Jacksonville officials reveal a comprehensive plan for the FL-GA football game, emphasizing early arrival, transportation options, designated food areas, and strict security measures to ensure a smooth experience for fans.

Jacksonville, Florida, welcomes the Norwegian Gem as its second cruise ship, joining Carnival, boosting the city's tourism economy and offering various Caribbean trips.

Jacksonville's ACPS "Clear the Cages" event aims to boost pet adoptions by waiving fees and using the JaxPawFinder app to rehome 450 animals in November.

Keane's Tavern opens in Downtown Jacksonville, offering live music, karaoke, and football watch parties, aiming to add vibrancy to the city during the Florida-Georgia game weekend.

St. Augustine expands its free shuttle service for Nights of Lights festival, operating from November 15 to January 11, including special schedules for Light-Up! Night and Christmas Parade Day.

Petty Officer Taurean Wong re-enlisted in the U.S. Navy at Fort Mose, the first free African settlement in the U.S., highlighting historical significance and his dedication to service.

Jacksonville and the Jaguars Foundation announce "Celebration of Valor," honoring veterans with events and providing community grants to 12 organizations aiding military members and veterans.

Commissioner Clay Murphy spoke at Moultrie Oaks Retirement Park about county plans and services, emphasizing local government engagement with seniors.

Commissioner Krista Joseph participated in the Keep Calm and Walk for Cancer event in West Augustine, which aimed to support and honor those affected by cancer.

St. Augustine celebrated the opening of a new youth outpatient center, supported by a $400,000 county contribution, to aid at-risk youth with mental health services.

Florida's SB 2510 law mandates 'Schools of Hope' to share space with public schools, with DCPS aligning with new standards to ensure a smooth integration.