Jacksonville's LGBTQ+ community protested against Florida’s bridge lighting policy by marching on the Acosta and Main Street bridges during Pride Month.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office has launched a mental health initiative, creating a Health and Wellness Section for employee support and raising awareness with a social media campaign.

Woody, an abandoned dog in Jacksonville with a playful yet anxious demeanor, needs a new home. His social media appeal highlights his need for a calm environment, despite his lovable nature.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is hosting a career fair on June 2 at the Thrasher-Horne Center for those interested in law enforcement and fire rescue jobs.

Atlantic Beach is developing the Marsh Oaks Community Center to serve as a storm shelter and community hub, with construction including hurricane hardening and later aesthetic enhancements.

St. Augustine residents prepare for a new Silverleaf Sportsplex and Shearwater Community Park and Library, starting with a groundbreaking ceremony on June 4.

Artricia Allen is a dedicated Minutes and Records Clerk for St. Johns County since February 2022, playing a crucial role in maintaining government transparency by meticulously recording meeting proceedings and decisions.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office praised Chef Josh McGrath for providing free warm meals to children at their headquarters, highlighting the collaboration with the Bridegan Foundation, which donates comforting items.

Jacksonville Transportation Authority launched the #BikeAndRide program allowing cyclists to bring bikes on buses at no extra cost to encourage sustainable transportation.

St. Johns County Public Library announces a Summer Reading Program with over 100 activities starting June 1, themed "Color Our World," including games, shows, and crafts.

Jacksonville residents will face increased trash pickup fees for the first time in over a decade, with rates set to rise to $27 by 2025 to address a $100 million solid waste fund deficit.

JTA invites Historic Eastside residents to a guided tour of the planned Emerald Trail in partnership with Groundwork Jacksonville and the City Government, aiming to get community input.

A new Florida law mandates school buses for students near hazardous roads, addressing safety concerns for those walking to schools like Liberty Pines Academy.