Jacksonville intensifies its litter-fighting efforts with a competitive twist in the Jax Litter League, offering Jaguars-themed prizes to motivate community cleanup teams.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is recruiting School Resource Deputies to ensure safety in schools and act as positive role models, requiring applicants to have a minimum of three years of law enforcement experience.

Sheriff T.K. Waters will walk Jacksonville Beach neighborhoods on September 20 to engage with locals and discuss community concerns, starting at 10:30 a.m. from Bethlehem Lutheran Church.

The St. Johns County Public Library System updated their bookmobiles with vibrant new designs to better serve and inspire the community with mobile library resources.

St. Johns County Commissioner advocates for a committee to oversee Nights of Lights festival's funding and address public concerns about traffic and safety.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office mourned the off-duty death of Edgewater Police Officer David Jewell, extending condolences to his family and the police community.

Jacksonville is preparing for the 2025 International Coastal Cleanup with community-led efforts to clear litter from waterways and parks on Saturday, starting from early morning at various locations.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month by highlighting Detective Ruiz's contributions and the importance of diversity within the force.

Jacksonville invites the community to the 2nd annual Unidos Jax Heritage Dinner on September 25th to celebrate Hispanic culture with music, food, and activities.

The Frank H. Peterson Academies of Technology in Jacksonville is creating a new agricultural space for hands-on learning, funded by a $2.5 million grant, including upgrades for animal housing and a mock vet lab.

Fernandina Beach citizens honored local law enforcement with food and notes, expressing gratitude and remembering 9/11. The Police Department thanked everyone for their support on social media.

Detective Ford from the Jacksonville Beach Police Department visited St. Paul’s Catholic School to teach kindergarteners about safety and recognizing stranger danger, highlighting community policing efforts.

The St. Johns County Public Library continues its "Community Connections" discount program during September, offering cardholders exclusive local business deals.