The St. Johns County Public Library System hosted its first Career Fair with over 170 attendees and 23 employers, showcasing a commitment to community support and professional development.

Students Alan Alwakeel and Nicole Jiang excel in state, national, and international competitions with their science and history fair projects, earning high accolades and the possibility of a patent.

The Jacksonville City Council passed an ordinance to prevent city funds from being used to assist undocumented immigrants and to stop spending on diversity and equity programs, despite protests.

Atlantic Beach is hosting a blood drive on June 27, inviting the community to donate blood and save lives at the City Hall/Russell Park parking lot from noon to 5 p.m.

City Commission approves Safety Action Plan to enhance community security, detailing measures such as improved lighting and surveillance, and invites feedback via contact options.

Travis Hunter, Jacksonville Jaguars' draft pick, buys a $3.275 million home in Deerwood Country Club, complete with luxury amenities and a record-setting price for the community.

Internationally known artist Kelsey Montague created a new interactive agriculture-themed mural in Hastings, sponsored by the St. Johns Cultural Council and the TDC.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is conducting active shooter and mass casualty training at Fruit Cove Middle School, alerting residents to expect emergency vehicles, sirens, and mock gunfire.

Jacksonville Beach Gun Gallery donates a gun vault to promote firearm safety; police department announces Gun Safety Awareness Event on June 14, 2025, featuring a vault giveaway.

Douglas Anderson School of the Arts dominated the Applause Awards, with student Suliette Ortiz winning Outstanding Lead Performer, among other student accolades and faculty recognitions.

Jacksonville Beach Police Department and local filmmaker Mitch Kaufmann collaborate on a gun safety video for an educational event, promoting responsible firearm use.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office welcomes new Police Explorers for an eight-week law enforcement training program, offers Teen Police Academy, and promotes the Police Athletic League for community engagement.

Thousands flocked to St. Johns River for Boater Skip Day in Clay County, prioritizing safety amidst relaxation and fun. Law enforcement stressed responsible boating to prevent incidents.