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.

The SJSO celebrated Commander Edenfield's graduation from the FBI National Academy, emphasizing the significant academic achievement and his enhanced law enforcement skills.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office awards 'Operation Safe Passage' decals to churches and community partners, marking safe havens for those leaving gang life.

Jacksonville hosted "No Kings Day" protests against Trump policies, with participants advocating for democracy and nonviolent demonstration. No arrests occurred, and political figures responded variably to the protests.

St. Augustine offices will close for Juneteenth, but trash collection continues. Parking is free in City lots/spaces, but Castillo and parking facility fees apply.

Over 300 homeless individuals have used Jacksonville's Homeward Bound program for a one-way ticket to reunification, funded by the Sheriff's Office's forfeiture fund.

"A Midsummer Night's Dream" has been moved to Gulliford Hall, with performances on Friday and Saturday. The free event starts at 7 pm, seating is first-come, first-served.

Sheriff T.K. Waters of Jacksonville emphasized peaceful protests, warning against lawlessness and committing to public safety in a Facebook statement.

St. Augustine's July 4th Fireworks Over the Matanzas includes a 20-minute display choreographed to music and an All-Star Orchestra concert, with free parking, shuttle services, and street closures announced.

St. Johns County promotes its American Flag Rescue Program, offering 35 drop-off locations for retiring worn flags.