Two Jacksonville men face life imprisonment if convicted of multiple armed robberies, as part of Operation Take Back America's crackdown on violent crime and illegal immigration.

Jacksonville man Sean Reed is arrested again for drug dealing, with authorities seizing drugs, firearms, and cash from his home just months after a previous arrest.

Florida schools faced a "modified lockdown" after threatening phone calls echoed across multiple counties, prompting safety sweeps and community alert.

A sixth-grade boy from St. Johns County is recovering after a critical e-bike accident, sparking community safety discussions and a planned vigil by his football team.

A head-on collision on U.S. Highway 1 in Nassau County resulted in serious injuries for one woman and critical condition for a man, with an ongoing FHP investigation.

A seaplane from an aviation school crashed into Crescent Lake in Putnam County during a training exercise. Both onboard were rescued without injury. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

A motorcyclist is critically injured after a crash on I-95 in Jacksonville; the sedan occupants, including three children, sustained minor injuries. All lanes were closed for hours.

A naked man's rampage in St. Johns County led to his arrest and the discovery of a nearby home-based drug operation including marijuana, mushrooms, firearms, and cash.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office renews its appeal for information on the unsolved case of Dustin Minarik, who was killed 11 years ago after an argument.

Jacksonville motorcyclist dies in high-speed collision with SUV, marking the 12th motorcycle and 48th overall traffic fatality in the county.

Jacksonville Police are soliciting public help on social media to solve the 2014 murder of Dustin Minarik, a father of three, with a message urging anyone with information to come forward.

Authorities found Kristie Lee Murray dead in Jacksonville, initiating a murder investigation that led to suspect Warren Abernathy's arrest, already jailed for burglary.

Guatemalan national Samuel Ortiz-Ordonez pleads guilty to illegal reentry into the U.S. after previous deportations; faces up to two years in prison and deportation.