An off-duty corrections officer was fatally shot while intervening in an altercation at a truck stop in Jacksonville. A manhunt is underway for the suspect.

A crash with injuries on Southside Boulevard in Jacksonville this morning caused the closure of all southbound lanes, leading to significant traffic delays.

A known gang member, Dejuane Aki Hayden, was fatally shot by Jacksonville police during a confrontation after he fled and drew a gun. An investigation is ongoing, and a social media video does not show the incident.

A woman was found dead in a Jacksonville home as someone sought hurricane shelter. The cause of death and circumstances are under investigation by the JSO.

A pedestrian died after being hit by two vehicles, including one driven by an off-duty officer, on Arlington Expressway. The road was closed but later reopened.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is searching for Guy St. Phard, a missing 68-year-old man with dementia. He was last seen in Westside wearing a pink shirt and tie with black pants.

A Mexican man was sentenced to 30 months for reentering the U.S. illegally, marking his multiple offenses since 1999. He was arrested during a traffic stop with false identification.

A woman and a toddler died in a wrong-way crash on I-95 in which three other children were critically injured. The SUV passengers were not wearing seatbelts.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office seeks information on a hit-and-run that critically injured a woman in a wheelchair and have released a photo of the suspected black Toyota sedan involved.

A 15-year-old was killed by a car while biking from a high school football game in Neptune Beach; no charges have been filed against the driver as investigations continue.

A minor was fatally shot in Hogan's Creek, Jacksonville; one person is detained, and JSO seeks information. The shooting is deemed an isolated incident.

A woman from Middleburg received a 21-year federal sentence for producing child sexual abuse material; she pleaded guilty. Her husband was previously convicted for related crimes.

Matthew Junior Rice was sentenced to 7+ years for illegal firearm possession after pleading guilty, following his November 2023 arrest in Jacksonville.