Duval County unveils two new schools, Southside Estates Elementary and Jean Ribault High School, both featuring modern facilities funded by a sales tax.

Veteran Sgt. Roy Wilbur's home in St. Augustine was fully renovated by local community efforts, providing him with ADA accessibility and essential amenities like running water and air conditioning.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office's podcast discusses preparations for the new school year, highlighting the multifaceted role of Youth Resource Deputies in school safety and mentorship.

Jacksonville, Florida, breaks ground for a new Marine Fire Station 48 to improve its emergency response capabilities, underscoring a citywide commitment to public safety.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office concludes its Town Hall series in District 1 to discuss safety and community engagement efforts, including a drop in murders and strategies for working with the homeless.

Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida reminds drivers that school is back in session, urging them to slow down in school zones to ensure children's safety and avoid fines.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office advises parents on social media to be cautious about sharing personal details in back-to-school photos for child safety.

Jacksonville Beach Police highlight the lack of crossing guards at Discovery School and promote the Safe Routes to School program to ensure student safety.

St. Johns County Office of Public Affairs received the 2025 Silver Pinnacle Award from the FPRA for outstanding government team communications efforts.

The JSO Motorcycle Unit won multiple awards at the Henderson Police Motorcycle Skills Competition, with Officer Lundquist achieving notable success. They also offer a S.M.A.R.T. Motorcycle Safety Course to the community.

Sheriff T.K. Waters of Jacksonville expressed condolences for five soldiers wounded in a shooting at Fort Stewart Army Post, highlighting the community's close military ties and urging vigilance.

Jacksonville invites volunteers for the International Coastal Cleanup on September 20th, aiming to surpass last year's 12,603 pounds of collected debris. No pre-registration is needed and service hour certificates will be provided.

The Fountain of Youth Elks Lodge in St. Augustine celebrates its renovation with a ribbon-cutting on August 19. The $1.3 million project includes upgrades and flood mitigation, funded partly by an African American Cultural grant.