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.

Disc golf champion Paul McBeth set a new course record of 27 under par at Moccasin Creek Disc Golf Course, as announced by St. Johns County officials.

Atlantic Beach officials implement strategies to eliminate odors from the local wastewater treatment facility, including sludge relocation and tank cleaning. Long-term measures for further odor control are underway.

A new amphitheater funded by the Developing Artists Foundation was unveiled at the Douglas Anderson School of the Arts, offering students a unique outdoor performance space.

St. Johns County is hosting an E-bike Information Town Hall focused on safety, regulations, and responsible operation, featuring Sheriff Hardwick and Commissioner Taylor.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office highlighted former NFL players in their ranks on social media, celebrating their dual roles as athletes and law enforcement officers.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office highlights former NFL players now serving as officers, promoting their team spirit and inviting applicants from all backgrounds to join their diverse law enforcement workforce.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office supported Officer Jessica Kramer, who was diagnosed with breast cancer, by cutting her hair for a child's wig before her treatment.