An e-bike rider died after colliding with a motorcycle on Jacksonville's Southside, pushing the area's traffic fatalities up, with discussions about e-bike safety ongoing.

Two young adults died in a murder-suicide in Jacksonville, with the man shooting himself and the woman stabbed in the neck. Police found multiple suicide notes and do not expect further public threat.

Hundreds of juveniles caused disturbances at Orange Park Mall, leading to a hefty police response and a call for parents to pick up their children; no arrests or injuries were reported.

A woman in her 20s was fatally shot at a Jacksonville party after a dispute escalated to gunfire; five people were detained, with no arrests made yet.

A multi-vehicle crash on Beach Blvd near I-295 led to westbound lane closures and rerouted traffic in Jacksonville.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office asked for public help on a "suspicious" incident where an ex-boyfriend allegedly tried to forcibly take his ex-girlfriend; both were later found.

Clay County Sheriff's Office is searching for Wayne Euson, a 47-year-old man, for opiate trafficking and using technology for crime. They seek public help to locate him.

A gangway collapsed at Fernandina Beach Harbor Marina during a July 4th event, causing minor injuries, with no hospitalizations needed. The collapse is under investigation.

In Jacksonville, a child's kidnapping attempt was thwarted by a family friend, leading to the arrest of 22-year-old Mikaya Williams, now facing first-degree felony charges.

St. Johns County Sheriff's Office warns residents of scammers impersonating deputies to steal information and advises contacting their office to verify suspicious calls.

Jacksonville man, Waduta Woodley, dies from blunt force injuries after dispute; Journee McGrew charged with murder.

Two teenage girls were shot in Jacksonville during an argument with a man; one suspect is in custody, and the injuries are serious but not life-threatening.

Naval Reservist Raymond Andres Zumba pleaded guilty to bribing an official to obtain unauthorized Department of Defense IDs, facing up to 15 years in prison.