Jacksonville adapts city services due to winter weather, affecting trash collection, recreational activities, and public transportation with delays and cancellations for safety.

HARMONY board opens applications for its 2025 grant cycle to tackle community issues like mental health, homelessness, and financial burdens, with a February 17 deadline.

UNF climbed U.S. News & World Report's 2025 rankings, entering the top 25 for online bachelor’s programs, with notable online master's in education and nursing. President Limayem praised the program design for empowering graduates.

Florida's Nassau County Health Dept. provides human trafficking prevention training on January 27, 2025, offering knowledge to identify and respond to trafficking signs.

Jacksonville officials respond to a cold snap by issuing weather warnings, opening warming centers, and urging residents to prepare for freezing conditions and winter storms.

Schools in Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida are closing or adjusting schedules due to an approaching winter storm with potential icy conditions.

St. Johns County Emergency Management honors MLK Day, underscoring Dr. King's values of unity and service and urging reflection on his legacy of equality, justice, and nonviolence.

Marion County Utilities lifted a boil water notice for Summerton South after a successful water main project, ensuring water safety for SE 52nd Ave residents.

Mayor Deegan spoke about unity and progress at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Breakfast, highlighting her administration's work towards equity in Jacksonville.

St. Johns County School District is conducting surveys to gather feedback on federally funded programs, seeking to improve education based on community input.

Jacksonville city services will be altered for Martin Luther King Jr Day, with most city offices closed on January 20, 2025, while essential services remain active. Sanitation schedules will shift, but no yard waste collection will occur that week.

A proposed development of 52 townhomes in the World Golf Village area in St. Johns County is facing community concerns over traffic and infrastructure, despite addressing the need for affordable housing.

Officer Malik Daricaud of the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office received a $142,000 donation from the Fraternal Order of Police Foundation to clear his home mortgage after suffering severe injuries in the line of duty.