Police are seeking three suspects following a shooting at a Jacksonville Wendy's, prompting an interstate manhunt into Georgia. The suspects, considered armed and dangerous, fled in a white Kia sedan.

Samuel Mills, a 21-year-old with a brain injury, was safely found in St. Johns County after being reported missing.

Jacksonville authorities seek help identifying a suspect who carjacked an Amazon delivery van filled with packages. The suspect, a man in his 20s with face tattoos, remains at large.

A 22-year-old sanitation worker was killed by a garbage truck on Jacksonville's Westside. The tragic incident occurred when he slipped while the vehicle was reversing.

An off-duty police officer in Jacksonville, Florida, struck and killed a pedestrian. The incident is under investigation, and the officer is on leave.

Michael Sermons, a 73-year-old with Alzheimer's, was found safe after being reported missing in Atlantic Beach, with police and social media aiding his return.

A Jacksonville man received a 12.5-year sentence for trying to entice a minor online, following an FBI sting operation. He must also register as a sex offender.

Anthony Rodriguez, Jr. from Orange Park has been sentenced to 21 months in federal prison for possessing a firearm as a convicted felon, with the arrest and sentencing confirmed by the Department of Justice.

Convicted felon Anthony Mackey received a seven-year federal prison sentence for illegally possessing firearms after a traffic stop led to his arrest.

JSO investigates after Jareesha Wilkerson's body is found in the river following her disappearance after a crash.

An 11-year-old in Clay County was arrested after threatening to shoot up a school. This followed an online chat incident, with a vigilant parent reporting the threat. The student faces second-degree felonies for these electronic threats.

A Mississippi man has been sentenced to 46 months for counterfeiting and firearm charges, including possession of a gun as a felon and distributing fake currency across states.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office removed their online inmate roster to combat a scam involving individuals pretending to be bail bond agents to defraud inmates' families.