A driver died in Jacksonville after their Nissan Pathfinder crashed into a tree and caught fire. Speed and wet conditions may have been factors. The driver's identity is still unknown.

An 8-year-old boy in Volusia County was killed by two dogs, which are now quarantined; a sheriff's briefing is pending.

The Nassau County Police Department uses #NCPDMugShotMonday on social media to seek public help in capturing wanted individuals who have avoided legal responsibilities.

Jacksonville police are seeking two suspects in a shooting on Arlington Road North that left two young men injured; one is in critical condition. The suspects, in a dark SUV, appear to have targeted their victims.

A suspect in the Flagler Estates hit and run has been identified by St. Johns County Sheriff's Office, their vehicle seized, and the investigation is ongoing.

Jacksonville recorded its lowest murder count since 1995 in 2024, with 59 murders. The Sheriff's office credits an advanced group violence prevention strategy and strong community-law enforcement partnerships.

A missing 15-year-old, Alyssa Umbaugh, was found safe and reunited with her family, with the Clay County community's help being acknowledged by authorities. Investigation into her disappearance continues.

Jacksonville activates warming centers and extends facility hours in response to a Freeze Warning, providing shelter to residents from freezing temperatures.

The St. Augustine Police Department released a composite sketch of a suspect on Facebook and is seeking public assistance in an ongoing investigation.

Jacksonville Police seek help identifying a Walmart larceny suspect, sharing his photo on social media for tips.

The Jacksonville Police are seeking public assistance in identifying a larceny suspect from a local Sam's Club, and they encourage information sharing through their Facebook page and Crime Stoppers.

Jacksonville man, Jucory Randell Kirtsey, received a 15-year prison sentence as an Armed Career Criminal for possessing a firearm as a convicted felon.

A citizen's report led to the SJSO investigating a potential threat at an I-95 rest area, which turned out to be a false alarm involving a commercial firework. No crime was found and no arrests were made.