St. Augustine's ParkNow Cards will become invalid on September 30, due to outdated technology, with a switch to license plate-based parking discounts.

The City of Blue Ash announces that Thursday's recycling collection by GFL is delayed until Saturday due to staffing issues. Residents are advised to keep bins out for the weekend pickup.

Former St. Johns County Fire Chief Bobby Hall passes away, leaving a legacy of transforming local fire-rescue services.

Jacksonville's ACPS is overcrowded with dogs and urgently seeks adopters and fosters, promoting a fee-waiver for the next 100 adoptions to alleviate the situation.

St. Johns County intensifies hurricane preparedness efforts, educating residents and businesses through SJCEM outreach, offering tips and multi-platform alerts for the hurricane season.

Jacksonville's Mayor Deegan and former Mayor Peyton partner to expand early literacy with a $1 million investment from the Gate Foundation, creating The Mayor's Book Club to distribute free monthly books to preschoolers.

Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters will walk with officers in Robinson’s Addition to hear concerns from residents on Saturday at 10:30 a.m., meeting at 900 Canal Street.

Several Team Duval schools report significant increases in student attendance due to strategies such as celebratory events, family engagement, and personalized interventions.

Clay County Sheriff's Office joins other agencies in Operation Southern Slow Down to reduce speeding and traffic accidents through enforcement and public awareness.

A Jacksonville Sheriff's officer helped a stranded family with vehicle troubles during a storm, moving their SUV to safety and staying with them until help arrived.

St. Johns County urges residents to keep plastic bags out of recycling carts to prevent machine blockages, advocating for proper recycling and reduction of single-use plastics.

The St. Johns County Ocean & Fishing Pier is closed for the day due to public safety concerns from inclement weather, with plans to reopen the following morning.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is offering hunter safety courses in August and September in partnership with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.