State inspectors ordered Main Street Wholesale Warehouse in northwest Jacksonville closed after an inspection flagged storage and roof problems. The owner is seeking donations to reopen.

Patchy dense fog slowed Thursday's commute in Jacksonville, then sun will push highs into the low 80s. A front late Saturday brings showers and a sharp cool-down next week.

A man in his mid-50s was struck and killed while crossing Normandy Boulevard Tuesday night; police say the driver remained on scene and is cooperating.

Englewood High School students participated in "The Lifeflight Experience" program, demonstrating the severe consequences of distracted driving through a simulated crash scene.

Duval County faces challenges managing climate control in over 160 facilities with 11,000 HVAC units, using technology and a dedicated team to ensure comfort in schools.

Neptune Beach crosswalks near City Hall and Police Department are being repainted, with temporary traffic disruptions and parking limitations expected.

The Fernandina Beach Fire Department humorously blames Thirteen Bakery for their potential weight gain, praising the local bakery for its support and tasty treats. They express gratitude and encourage community visits to the bakery.

Sewer line repairs are in progress at the end of Orange Circle N.'s cul-de-sac, expecting to finish by tomorrow. Residents are asked for patience and to seek alternative routes.

Jacksonville community leaders are discussing ways to prevent teen takeovers at malls after a shooting incident, emphasizing the need for parental awareness, responsible teen event planning, and addressing easy gun access for youth.

Orange Park celebrates its 147th anniversary, reflecting on its enduring charm and community spirit since 1879.

A Tampa man is indicted for child sexual exploitation, facing a potential life sentence for multiple charges including coercion and production of child abuse material.

Putnam County broke ground Tuesday on a new Palatka Primary K‑2 campus, part of a $300M bond to modernize schools. The site will replace Kelley Smith Elementary and is slated to open in 2027–28.

A Kinston woman was arrested this week after police say roughly $83,000 was taken from Hope Restorations; she faces multiple forgery and embezzlement counts.