A former Navarre gymnastics coach admitted in federal court to producing and selling sexually explicit images of minors; sentencing is set for Oct. 14.

A Jacksonville buyer is charged with organized fraud after authorities say she routed more than $25,000 from her employer to a company she controlled.

Emergency crews responded to a deadly crash at Roosevelt Boulevard and Timuquana Road Wednesday evening; the right southbound lane was blocked and drivers were urged to avoid the area.

A jogger on Eagle Creek Road was mauled by a pack of dogs; a passing driver fired a shot to scare them off and the victim faces multiple surgeries. Animal control has taken the dogs into custody.

An active investigation is underway at El Potro Mexican Restaurant on U.S. 90 West in Lake City; law enforcement had a heavy presence and drivers were asked to use caution.

A woman was found dead on the banks of Goodby's Creek next to Hooters on San Jose Boulevard; JSO says detectives are investigating as the medical examiner reviews the case.

An undercover JSO probe led to 11 arrests at the Metro Inn on Golfair Boulevard. Detectives say the operation targeted sales of the synthetic stimulant flakka.

An off‑duty deputy says a driver pointed a gun and shone a blue laser into his car in downtown Jacksonville. Police arrested the driver after tracking his vehicle to a parking garage.

A Jacksonville shopper’s viral TikTok alleges a man masturbated while following her in a HomeGoods aisle; deputies’ call notes say "no crime committed."

A Jacksonville man was arrested last week and charged with six counts of aggravated child abuse after an infant treated at Wolfson Children’s Hospital was found with multiple fractures and retinal bleeding.

Sgt. Steven Edgecomb was arrested near Breckenridge, Colo., on DUI and weaving charges; the Volusia Sheriff's Office revoked his on‑duty driving privileges and opened an internal probe.

A man clearing a fallen tree on County Road 329 was struck and killed by a passing car, troopers say.

A Holly Ridge traffic stop on July 18 ended with two arrests after officers say they found 112 grams of meth and more than 100 grams of marijuana in a vehicle.