American Legion Post 316 will host a Memorial Day event with speaker Robert Springer, honoring fallen service members on May 26 at Beaches Veterans Memorial Park.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office celebrated National Correctional Officers Week, acknowledging the dedication of its corrections staff on social media and in a commissioners' meeting.

Westside High School celebrated its first group of students completing the CNA program, ready to join the healthcare workforce with both a diploma and a CNA license.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office responds to increasing e-bike accidents by launching an education campaign and enforcing traffic laws for safe usage.

An $8.75 million Florida Lotto ticket was sold at J and J Food Store in Jacksonville Beach, matching all six numbers drawn on Wednesday. The winner has 180 days to claim their prize.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office and ElderSource introduced The Pepper Project, with a bloodhound to track missing persons and scent preservation kits to help locate at-risk individuals like those with dementia.

Teacher Yolanda Sanders received a heartfelt letter from a student as part of Duval County Public Schools' "Gratitude in Ink" initiative during Teacher Appreciation Week.

Former Florida State Representative Cyndi Stevenson will receive the 2025 Adelaide Sanchez Award as announced by St. Augustine for her work in historic preservation.

Jacksonville celebrates National Travel and Tourism Week, highlighting local attractions and businesses, recognizing tourism's importance to the local economy.

Jacksonville police officers rescued a duckling from a storm grate, an act caught on body-worn cameras and highlighted on JSO's social media, showing a softer side of law enforcement.

SJSO's Level Up Program is accepting applications from high school juniors and seniors for a weeklong law enforcement immersion from June 2-6, 2025, with a deadline of May 10.

Jacksonville's Sheriff T.K. Waters has partnered with Safe Kids Worldwide to raise awareness about the dangers of leaving children in hot cars, especially as the summer approaches.

Experience old Florida at Bartram Living History Festival in Alpine Groves Park with historical reenactments, crafts, music, and food trucks on May 3rd.