The state health agency removed the labeled "abortion clinic" option from its provider finder this week, prompting calls for explanation from advocates. Access groups say the change could make locating licensed care harder.

Englewood High School students participated in "The Lifeflight Experience" program, demonstrating the severe consequences of distracted driving through a simulated crash scene.

The Fernandina Beach Fire Department humorously blames Thirteen Bakery for their potential weight gain, praising the local bakery for its support and tasty treats. They express gratitude and encourage community visits to the bakery.

Jacksonville community leaders are discussing ways to prevent teen takeovers at malls after a shooting incident, emphasizing the need for parental awareness, responsible teen event planning, and addressing easy gun access for youth.

Orange Park celebrates its 147th anniversary, reflecting on its enduring charm and community spirit since 1879.

A VyStar–TransUnion study finds 62% of Jacksonville respondents spend at or above their income and only 48% can reliably pay bills on time.

Construction of Station 21 in Flagler Estates, St. Johns County, is advancing, enhancing emergency response with an ALS Engine and Tanker to improve medical care and fire protection for local residents.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office introduced K9 Ruby and Deputy Martin, specializing in apprehension and narcotics detection, to enhance community safety.

The Orange Park Police Department honored their school resource officers on National School Resource Officer Appreciation Day, emphasizing their role in school safety.

SJSO reminded residents that Florida law requires notification when a registered sexual predator changes address or relocates. The post points people to the FDLE registry and SPOT contacts.

The Jacksonville Beach Police Department shared a Valentine's Day message on Facebook to show community support and remind citizens they're there for them in times of celebration and solitude.

Local law enforcement, like Jacksonville Beach PD, honored Presidents' Day by acknowledging past leaders and upholding principles of integrity and professionalism.

Nassau County invites residents to discuss Amelia Island Trail Phase 4 on March 4, 2026, at Peck Community Center, with no official action but potential commissioner insights.