The 11th Circuit Court hears arguments in a case over Jacksonville's Confederate monuments, where activist Earl Johnson Jr. challenges their presence as racially discriminatory under the Constitution and Civil Rights Act.

Clay County Sheriff's Office issues safety guidelines for the upcoming Boater Skip Day to ensure responsible celebration on the water, emphasizing sober boating, proper parking, and essential safety equipment.

Clay County Sheriff partners with SaferWatch, offering up to $50,000 in rewards for tips leading to arrests or progress in criminal investigations, encouraging anonymous community participation.

Peruvian sailors aboard the B.A.P. Unión, a training ship, are currently docked at Naval Station Mayport, promoting cultural exchange and bringing potential economic benefits to local businesses.

Jacksonville opens the first Entrepreneurship Workforce Development Center in Brentwood to support small businesses and provide career tools, as detailed by Mayor Donna Deegan.

The Friends of the Mandarin Library in Jacksonville are hosting a book sale with books at $10 per bag or individual items under $5. Cash only, the event supports library programs.

Jacksonville celebrates military spouses with the 8th annual Military Spouses Night Out, featuring DJs, photo booths, food, drinks, art therapy, yoga, self-defense demos, massages, and more.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is conducting hyper-realistic training scenarios during the school offseason to ensure preparedness for emergencies and maintain student safety. They encourage community vigilance and cooperation.

The JTA reflected on National Autonomous Vehicle Day and promoted an upcoming self-driving tech event on June 23, to be held at the Prime F. Osborn III Convention Center in Jacksonville.

The St. Johns County Clerk's Office opened an annex in Julington Creek to provide residents with convenient access to services like document recording, passport applications, marriage licenses, and notary services.

St. Johns County collaborates with GWU students to create a PSA on property fraud prevention, supported by the local clerk’s office to educate homeowners.

The St. Johns County Housing Rehabilitation Program continues to help residents maintain their homes, investing $1.9M in repairs in 2024 and assisting 37 individuals.

The City of Jacksonville highlights James Weldon Johnson's impact on education through a tour in LaVilla, emphasizing his legacy beyond his famous song.