Jacksonville observes Domestic Violence Awareness Month, with survivor advocates like Tonia and organizations such as Hubbard House pushing for awareness and change, despite a slight decrease in domestic homicide cases.

Jacksonville agencies united to combat domestic violence, highlighting resources and Hubbard House support ahead of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Florida officials emphasize efforts to strengthen immigration enforcement, highlighting the 287(g) program and new state funding to support local law enforcement in collaboration with ICE.

Dr. Heidy Khlaaf is featured on TIME's 2025 list of influential people in AI for her work in safety and ethical AI, crediting her education at Paxon School for success.

St. Johns County's GIS Team, led by Stephanie Kurtz and Olivia Testasecca, won an award for their ArcGIS Storymap on solid waste pickup recovery at a GIS Workshop.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office highlights Officer Oswaldo Vargas for connecting the Hispanic community during Hispanic Heritage Month, emphasizing his Cuban heritage and community engagement.

The Jacksonville Beach Police Department announced the start of Pumpkin Donut Season, urging the public to enjoy the treat at Cinotti's Bakery while being cautious in parking areas and during school hours.

Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department promotes fire prevention and smoke alarm awareness with city leaders, emphasizing smoke alarms save lives and offering free installation services.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office issued a warning after catching a driver speeding at 115mph on I-95, stressing the severe consequences of such actions under Florida law.

Jacksonville's 2nd Annual Unidos Jax Hispanic Heritage Dinner on September 25 celebrates Hispanic culture with performances, food, and honoring community leaders.

Master Gardener Amy Franqui is leading free "HOW Series" workshops on Florida-Friendly Landscaping™ in Duval County, including rain barrel construction and pest control.

The Dog Park on Aquatic Drive reopened after renovations to address erosion, featuring re-sodded areas and reinforced walking paths for the enjoyment of dogs and their owners.

Atlantic Beach has expanded its use of the Thor Guard Lightning Prediction System to enhance public safety from lightning threats at more local parks and beach accesses.