The NWS forecast for Jacksonville predicts mixed weather, including showers, winds, and areas of frost, with temperatures ranging from lows in the 30s to highs near 70.

St. Johns County's "Treecycling" program encourages residents to recycle their Christmas trees into mulch for local parks, with drop-offs at specified locations until January 6. Decorations must be removed prior to recycling.

Orange Park's waste management schedule is modified for New Year's, with recycling on Jan 1 and trash pickup delayed to Jan 2.

Jacksonville is under a dense fog advisory until 10 AM Sunday, with visibility potentially dropping to a quarter mile or less. Drivers are cautioned to slow down and use headlights.

The City of Fernandina Beach and the Coalition for the Homeless are turning the MLK Jr. Recreation Center into a temporary winter shelter for the homeless.

St. Johns County offers a "Treecycling" program to turn Christmas trees into park mulch. Residents can drop off their clean, undecorated trees at designated locations.

Jacksonville prepares for the Gator Bowl Game amid ongoing EverBank Stadium construction, with safety and logistical tips offered by the local Sheriff's Office on social media.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office arrested 25 individuals in "Operation Naughty List," targeting solicitation to combat human trafficking and improve safety.

The National Weather Service in Jacksonville alerts of dense fog in northeast Florida and southeast Georgia, affecting visibility and advising caution for drivers.

St. Johns County provides guidance on recycling post-holiday waste like cardboard and electronics, urging residents to use designated drop-off locations and sort materials correctly.

Atlantic Beach's yard waste service covers Christmas tree disposal, with pickup adjustments for holiday schedules. Trees must be decoration-free and meet size requirements. Options are also available for apartments and eco-friendly disposal.

Baker County Detention Center inmates received fruit and snack bags on Christmas, funded by Elevate Life Church, highlighted in a social media post, stressing compassion and community connections.

Linda Ann Tierney, a 75-year-old, reported missing on Christmas Eve, was found safe, ending a community-wide search initiated by Nassau Emergency Management.