A second arrest, Natania Ribot, was made in connection with a fatal shooting in Jacksonville, involving the death of Kenneth Mobley. Ribot, the alleged getaway driver, faces an accessory charge.

Wilburt Brandon Yawn was convicted for a series of burglaries in Fernandina Beach, including vehicle and residence break-ins, stealing valuables and using a stolen firearm for further crimes. He faces an 8-year sentence for multiple felony charges.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office arrests a 42-year-old man in a fatal hit-and-run case; victim remains unidentified.

A log truck accident on Interstate 10 in Baker County caused road closures and traffic delays, with one lane reopening by 11:46 a.m. and all lanes cleared by 1:50 p.m.

A teenager died after being hit by a pickup truck on Jacksonville's Northside. The incident, occurring before 4 p.m. on Biscayne Boulevard, led to a temporary road closure for investigation.

Jacksonville authorities seized a large amount of drugs, including enough Fentanyl for 17,000 lethal doses, and arrested four individuals during a warehouse bust.

Two Clay County schools were locked down with arrests made after a gun was found in a student's backpack and a fake gun threat was made by another student.

A 30-year-old Black man was fatally shot by Jacksonville police after allegedly threatening an officer with a knife; the 13th such shooting this year by the Sheriff's Office.

Deputy Arielle Hester of the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office was fired and charged for allegedly falsifying timesheets, leading to her arrest for swindling $4,478.63.

A credit card thief in Jacksonville burglarized a car and used the stolen cards for a shopping spree, racking up $500. Authorities seek public assistance to identify the suspect.

A 14-year-old boy named Trevor Lee has been indicted for fatally shooting his parents in Middleburg and will be tried as an adult for first-degree murder.

A third suspect has been arrested in connection with a fatal shooting at a Westside game room, following two earlier arrests. The community's tips aided the investigation.

Creekside High School was cleared after a bomb threat; no threats found following a search by law enforcement and K-9 units.