The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is enhancing DUI enforcement and raising awareness with a social media campaign and video illustrating their efforts, especially around summer festivities.

The William Bartram Scenic & Historic Highway celebrates its 20th anniversary with a month-long event recognized by the St. Johns County Board of Commissioners.

Jacksonville Beach is hosting the Sea & Sky Air Show on October 25-26, featuring performers like the Navy Blue Angels. The event is free and showcases military precision flying.

St. Johns County hosted its second Student Shadow Program, allowing three students to learn about local government by shadowing officials across various departments.

Duval County recognized over 400 student-athletes for athletic and academic excellence at the Gateway Conference Awards Ceremony, highlighting the importance of balancing sports with education.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Marine Unit reminds boaters to prioritize safety on the first day of summer, offering tips and readiness to assist on local waters.

The Main Street Bridge in Jacksonville was lit in Pan-African colors for the second annual Juneteenth celebration, highlighting solidarity and the ongoing fight for equality.

St. Johns County's Bartram Trail Library is hosting a cat adoption event to rehome various cats and showcase their personalities, encouraging locals to adopt.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office, led by Sheriff Michelle Cook, emphasized their dual approach to combating drugs and aiding recovery in a social media post, highlighting partnerships and community events for support.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office announced the death of K9 Bane, a service dog who succumbed to an aggressive illness. Bane served with distinction, assisting in numerous arrests and narcotics seizures.

St. Johns County Council on Aging launches a free weekend shuttle service to Vilano Beach from June 21 to July 27, easing parking stress for beachgoers.

St. Johns County inducted conservationist Beverly Fleming into its Hall of Fame posthumously for her contributions as a naturalist and community leader.

Jacksonville is holding an early Juneteenth celebration organized by the Mayor's African American Advisory Board at the Hicks Auditorium, acknowledging the end of slavery in the U.S.