A teenager was hit in the back by gunfire during a shootout between two Hyundais in Jacksonville's Arlington; police detained three individuals and recovered firearms.

High-speed pursuit in Flagler County ends fatally for an innocent motorist after a head-on collision involving burglary suspects.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is searching for missing 11-year-old Levi Holcomb and seeks public assistance. Levi was last seen heading to a bus stop and is described as 4'7" with black hair and brown eyes.

Jacksonville man, Derrick Griffin, was shot by daughter's boyfriend during an intervention and died a month later; suspect Taylor faces upgraded murder charges.

Main Street Bridge in Jacksonville is closed for repairs after a tugboat collision, with work expected to be completed by mid-October. FDOT advises using the Acosta Bridge as an alternate route.

A home invasion in Clay County resulted in an exchange of gunfire, killing two, including the intruder. Sheriff's Office investigates the motive behind the incident.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office is probing a shooting near Oakleaf. The incident, believed isolated, prompted public advisories on delayed traffic and community caution. Details on the case and suspect remain undisclosed as investigations continue.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office is investigating a shooting near Brannon Oaks Drive; no wider threat perceived, with increased law enforcement presence expected.

Two young men died in separate motorcycle accidents on the same night in Jacksonville, contributing to the year's high number of motorcycle fatalities.

Approximately 19 pounds of marijuana washed up on Jacksonville Beach, leading police to issue a warning not to touch suspicious packages but to report them.

A 14-year-old, Keyon Byrd, was arrested in Jacksonville for murdering 18-year-old Marlon Lane, prompting a call for parental involvement in youth lives.

Details and a video of an officer-involved shooting that resulted in the death of Cale Tyler Gilbert were released by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.

Florida's First District Court of Appeal ruled the state's Open Carry Ban unconstitutional, which led the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office to inform officers that open carry is no longer grounds for detainment or arrest.