St. Johns County held a ribbon-cutting for the Summer Haven Revetment Project, marking the completion of a new coastal defense structure which replaced the old one from the 1960s.

St. Johns County's American Flag Rescue Program has saved 20,000 flags from landfills, with community involvement and support from local businesses like Home Depot.

Duval's Summer VPK program helped young children get a head start on education by blending learning with play, as highlighted by VPK teacher Laronya Finn. The program's success is captured in a video shared by Team Duval News.

City officials request residents to keep streets clear for sanitation trucks, highlighting the impact of blocked streets on trash collection schedules.

Atlantic and Neptune Beach residents are invited to discuss a potential water-sharing agreement for fire suppression. The workshop is on Aug. 6 at Atlantic Beach City Hall.

Taylor Duke, a St. Augustine resident, has advanced to a key position at the Clerk's Office, helping families navigate child support, and she's pursuing further certification in her field.

St. Augustine invites residents to join a national selfie contest, promoting civic pride by sharing selfies at local landmarks on social media with specific tags and hashtags.

The JSO has released body-cam footage from a traffic stop involving William McNeil Jr. and is conducting an Internal Affairs investigation regarding officer conduct. Officer D. Bowers has been relieved of duties pending the outcome.

The Jacksonville Sheriff expressed condolences for the NYPD loss, emphasizing unity and the importance of vigilance and officer training in a tribute to fallen Officer Didarul Islam.

Jacksonville hosts diaper giveaways for new parents through local non-profits, with two events providing essential baby supplies on a first-come-first-served basis.

Free gardening workshops offer tips on eco-friendly landscaping, rainwater collection, pest control, and plant care in Duval County, Florida, with live and online options available.

Jacksonville activates Cooling Centers and offers free JTA rides to them, amid high temperatures, providing residents with access to cool libraries, community centers, pools, and splash pads.

St. Augustine and St. Johns County are preparing for flooding by holding workshops on FEMA funding, guided by QES. Residents can learn about the 2025 FMA application cycle.