Deputies responded to a reported shooting in Silverleaf near Crimson Leaf Drive; the investigation is active and officials are working the scene.

Deputies say a traffic stop in Bradford County yielded about 56 grams of suspected meth; Keith Brackston Griffis was arrested on trafficking and evidence-destruction charges.

A Georgia woman was arrested after Volusia detectives say she helped a prison-run ring pose as deputies and bilk a Florida resident out of roughly $79,000 in bitcoin.

A Jacksonville mother says a neighbor doused her with hot grease and left her with third‑degree burns covering about 38% of her body. Now her property manager says unpaid rent has put her at risk of losing the home as she recovers.

A federal complaint alleges a woman was raped and forced into commercial sex at a Blanding Boulevard hotel; the operator has been named in a federal lawsuit.

Damon Thomas, 45, was re-arrested on a felony-murder warrant tied to a Nov. 3 Baymeadows Road shooting that killed Rhoderius Simmons, JSO says.

A Jacksonville man pleaded guilty to viewing and sharing child sexual abuse material and was sentenced to five years in state prison and 10 years of probation.

A 75-year-old Suwannee County man was convicted of sexual battery and lewd and lascivious molestation; sentencing is set for Monday, March 9, 2026.

Multiple people ran from a traffic stop in Palm Coast, sparking a large Flagler County Sheriff search near SR 100. Residents were asked to stay alert and share tips with detectives.

A 22‑year‑old Ocklawaha man was sentenced to 10 years after pleading guilty to attempting to meet what he thought was a 14‑year‑old online. Prosecutors said the case was handled under Project Safe Childhood.

Victor Chrispin, the former CEO of Yohannas Performing Arts, faces a sexual battery charge after authorities say he had an inappropriate relationship with a 13‑year‑old student.

A Fleming Island man was arrested Monday on a second‑degree murder charge after prosecutors say a 2018 head injury ultimately led to a 2025 death ruled a homicide.

A Jacksonville marketing‑company owner pleaded guilty after prosecutors say he used free phones and recruiters to trigger more than 20,000 false HIV‑drug claims that cost Medicare and Medicaid about $24.2M.