Morning showers in Jacksonville are unlikely as NWS forecasts a high of 57°F with gusty northwest winds. The evening will see clearer skies and possible patchy frost, with a sunny weekend ahead. Next week looks warm and mostly clear.

The City Council meeting in Green Cove Springs highlighted community appreciation for city departments, volunteerism, cultural event approvals, legal settlement progress, and discussions on fiscal accountability.

Orange City is working on a stormwater management project involving an underground pipe and retention ponds to manage rainwater, reduce flooding, and protect resources like Blue Spring.

Race Track Road railroad crossing in St. Johns County will be closed from Feb 7-10 for maintenance, with detour information available for affected commuters.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office warned against driving without license plates, using a real-life case as an example, and advised obtaining tags legally before driving a new vehicle.

Registration for the Jacksonville Environmental Symposium is closing soon. The event on February 12-13 will feature discussions on environmental issues and is free, but space is limited.

Jacksonville Beach CRA seeks local art enthusiasts to join its Public Art Advisory Committee, which guides the city's public art initiatives. Applications are open until February 20.

A Florida man was sentenced to 327 months in prison for sex trafficking two women using violence and coercion. He must also pay restitution to the victims.

Two University of Florida scholars influenced Mars mission planning with their report on science goals for the Red Planet, prioritizing the search for life and other scientific explorations.

Jacksonville, FL weather forecast includes sunny days, possible showers, and gusty winds with temperatures ranging from highs near 70 to lows around 34 degrees and frost expected later in the week.

St. Johns County announces a temporary closure of Race Track Road's railroad crossing from Feb. 7-10 due to maintenance by Florida East Coast Railway, affecting local travel routes.

Jacksonville's ACPS partners with First Coast Crime Stoppers to combat animal cruelty, offering up to $3,000 for tips leading to arrests, inspired by successful local case resolution.

The Jacksonville Beach Police seek public help in identifying a suspect in a theft at Ulta Beauty where $2,114 worth of merchandise was stolen on January 24, 2026.