Protests in Jacksonville arose over Tony Ricardo's past social media comments as he and two others prepared for a Duval County School Board swearing-in ceremony.

Family seeks justice for the unsolved murder of Jacksonville man Brandon Holcomb, who was killed during Hurricane Helene, with the aid of MAD DADS and a $10,000 reward for information.

Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department mourns the loss of Firefighter and Engineer Jason Woodruff to job-related brain cancer at age 53, honoring his 11-year dedication to the community.

Restaurants nationwide offer free meals and discounts to veterans and active military on Veterans Day, with proof of service required to access these promotions.

Joe Roland, a revered 73-year-old surf legend, died after being found on Ponte Vedra Beach shore with his surfboard. His specific cause of death is unknown.

Carnival Cruise Line celebrated 20 years of operations from Jacksonville, with significant economic impact and plans for continued growth and community support, including military tributes.

St. Augustine's annual recycle event on November 15 offers free, eco-friendly disposal of documents, electronics, and other items, excluding TVs and hazardous materials.

The inaugural Veterans Day 5K in Clay County, hosted by the Veterans Council and County Commissioners, starts at Oakleaf Community Park on November 9 at 8:00 AM. The event features running, festivities, and supports veterans.

Jacksonville law enforcement enforces strict rules for registered sex offenders during Halloween, including no participation in events, no costumes, and no festive decorations.

Sheriff T.K. Waters from Jacksonville will engage with District 3 residents during a neighborhood walk on October 26th, 2024, to improve community relations.

The Jacksonville Parks Department launched an online tool for residents to provide input on park improvements, fostering community involvement in updating the city's Parks Master Plan.

Memorial services for Corrections Officer Brad McNew of the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office are scheduled, with details provided by the department for public participation.

A Jacksonville Sheriff's Office supervisor, with 18 years of service, passed away due to long-term medical complications, as the community and JSO mourn.