JSO's narcotics bust led to Ryan Wright's arrest, seizing drugs and guns, including lethal doses of fentanyl, from his apartment. Wright faces new charges.

Man arrested for Jacksonville fast-food shooting that killed 18-year-old Matthew Jackson and wounded another; suspect Dawud Burritt faces murder charges.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office reported two separate thefts at a local store, sharing details on social media to seek public aid in identifying the suspects involved.

Alyssa Gibson, 36, died after being struck by two vehicles in Jacksonville. Police are investigating the November 19th incident, with no charges filed yet.

Randy Campbell was arrested in connection to the fatal shooting of Cherrish Nunley in a Jacksonville gym parking lot. He awaits extradition back to Jacksonville for the alleged homicide.

Justin Curry, Robert Pope, and Marcavion Lacey face murder charges in connection with the October 19, 2025, assault that led to the death of Roger Borkum. Investigations are ongoing as the community mourns the loss and follows the legal proceedings.

Jacksonville Beach police arrested Gregory Paul Frank for methamphetamine trafficking during a traffic stop, where he was found with 19.5 grams of the substance.

Cherrish Nunley was shot dead in Mandarin, with Randy Campbell arrested for the homicide. The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office and partners, including US Marshals, were involved in the apprehension and investigation.

A Jacksonville woman was charged with second-degree attempted murder after a child defended her mother in a knife attack.

A woman was charged with attempted murder in Clay County after attacking her daughter, which led to her granddaughter defending her mother by stabbing the assailant.

A man in Middleburg was arrested for child exploitation with a $1 million bond after a probe by Clay County Sheriff's Office and tips from the public.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office refuted rumors of a serial killer in the city, stating these claims are false, while confirming ongoing homicide investigations. They urged public cooperation and promised updates.

A Texas man was sentenced to 35 years for creating CSAM and enticing minors, following a U.S. Department of Justice initiative against child exploitation.