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.

Tributes held across Florida for Charlie Kirk, co-founder of Turning Point USA, after his tragic death at a Utah college event, mourned by communities with candles and flags.

Neptune Beach schedules a special meeting on September 15 to discuss the FY25-26 Millage Rate and Budget, with additional workshop and town hall meetings following.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office released an episode of their podcast, "Inside JSO," featuring women from different units, to honor National Police Woman Day and discuss their experiences.

The Sing Out Loud Festival is causing road closures and parking changes near Francis Field; free parking and shuttles, along with modified STAR Circulator hours, will be provided.

Leofric Thomas Jr. was ousted from JPEF and faces removal from a city council post following controversial comments about Charlie Kirk's assassination.

St. Johns County Sheriff's Office and local agencies held a 24th anniversary 9/11 remembrance ceremony, honoring the lives lost and first responders' bravery.

St. Johns County is celebrating a $1 million fund allocation for the Florida Museum of Black History with an event featuring speeches and performances.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida shared a somber reminder of life's unpredictability on the eve of a significant anniversary, referencing the tragic events of 9/11.

JTA honors transit workers for their heroism during the 9/11 attacks in an online tribute, highlighting their role in evacuation and emergency support.

St. Augustine introduces the Red Cedar Award to honor contributions to local environmental wellness, named after the city's official tree. Nominations open in January, with the award presented in April, during Earth Month.