Stanton College Preparatory School in Jacksonville celebrates being named a 2024 National Blue Ribbon School, marking its third receipt of the prestigious award.

Duval County Public Schools announces five finalists for the 2025 VyStar Teacher of the Year award, celebrating their impact and dedication in education.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is searching for missing 51-year-old Kyaw Thar, who has severe memory loss. He was last seen in Spring Park and is missing fingers on his right hand.

Authorities in Jacksonville are searching for Jaylen Lamar Wright, an 11-year-old boy missing from the 8700 block of Baymeadows Road. The public's help is requested.

Duval County Public Schools' Sonya McSwain offers a blueprint for kindergarten readiness through the Parent Academy, focusing on personal safety, autonomy, routines, and familiarizing with school environments.

The Palm Valley Boat Parade in St. Johns County featured community spirit, festive decorations, and a financial boost from local officials to make it accessible for the larger community.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office received a $45,000 grant from FDOT to support motorcycle safety training through their S.M.A.R.T program to reduce accidents and fatalities.

Jacksonville residents are invited to a public forum at the Main Library on December 18th to discuss the future and revitalization plans of Metropolitan Park.

The St. Johns County Parks and Recreation partners with the Palm Valley Community Association for the Palm Valley Boat Parade, enhancing the event with a $5,000 budget increase for amenities.

The city is hosting a blood drive on December 6th with incentives for donors, including an eGift card and re-usable cups, along with a health checkup.

Downtown Jacksonville's December Art Walk on Dec. 4 will feature a holiday celebration with a tree lighting ceremony, performances, and a Winter Wonderland at Snyder Memorial Church.

Over 20 animals were seized from a residence in Clay County for neglect, with charges against the owner pending. Clay County Animal Services urges the community to foster or adopt to alleviate shelter space.

The City Commission requires a $75 permit and a $150 refundable deposit for beach fires to cover costs and ensure rule compliance, with potential $500 fines for violations.