The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office released a briefing on a December 2025 shooting, where officers killed Alan Rush, who was armed and holding narcotics. An investigation is underway.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is intensifying recruitment efforts with events scheduled for January 17 and 21, 2026, at the Northeast Florida Criminal Justice Center, including physical tests, polygraphs, and writing assessments.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office tackles scam education through their "Inside JSO" podcast, in collaboration with federal agencies, to inform the public about fraud prevention.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office seeks public help via social media to identify a person who turned a fake return into an $880 theft at a retail store.

A study from UF Health Cancer Institute found that the bacterial compound Bac429 may improve lung cancer immunotherapy, with potential applications across different cancer types.

Green Cove Springs City Council accepted a utility rate study, amended a loan agreement for reduced payments, discussed legal costs of a lawsuit, and addressed a costly garbage truck repair in their session.

K9 units in Jacksonville are undergoing advanced disaster response training with Texas Task Force 1 to enhance search and rescue capabilities in treacherous conditions.

A Freeze Warning has been issued for Northeast and Northern Florida with expected lows of mid 20s to 30 degrees, urging protection for vulnerable groups and vegetation.

City Council discussed water rates, legal issues, equipment updates, and utility management, approving a water rate study ensuring financial reserves and exploring water interconnection with Clay County.

The city announced a packed schedule of important civic meetings on planning, finance, and historical preservation.

Sheriff T.K. Waters of Jacksonville addressed community concerns about officer-involved shootings and JSO's internal affairs in a News4Jax interview, indicating strict protocols and training for officers.

Sheriff T.K. Waters of Jacksonville will engage with citizens through a community walk in the Lakewood area on January 17th to address local concerns.

St. Johns County Sheriff's Office responded to a call about a runaway emu; the bird was evasive but eventually caught and returned to its owners without harm.