St. Johns County is redirecting traffic on CR 210 at Greenbriar Rd. starting December 5 for road improvements, which may cause minor delays. Drivers should exercise caution during this temporary change.

The Jacksonville Beach Police are seeking the public's help to identify a suspect in a theft at a Nordstrom Rack, with details on their Facebook page.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office partnered with local vendors to aid residents in need during the holidays, offering resources and support as shared on social media.

Jacksonville faces cloudy skies with a 30% chance of showers and high winds today, with rain chances continuing through the weekend and possible fog conditions.

The Nassau Fire Rescue Professionals L-3101 were commended for their charitable work in the Nassau Angel Tree program, ensuring local children received holiday gifts.

St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is hosting an educational session on scam prevention led by Detective Bobby Fultz, promoting awareness and safety strategies.

Nassau County has issued a notice about a gathering of its Board of County Commissioners, stating no formal action will take place, in line with the Sunshine Law. They are committed to ADA accessibility for public events.

Discussions at a Clay County Board meeting included senior meal service expansion, significant grant funds acquisition, community improvements, a new recovery center, and updated county leadership roles.

St. Johns County updates its impact fee ordinance, introducing new fees for conservation and revising existing ones for transportation and law enforcement to support land conservation and tackle the housing crisis.

St. Johns County bans smoking and vaping on beaches and parks within 600 feet of the Atlantic shoreline, exempting cigar smoking due to state law. A $53 fine is imposed for littering related items.

Jacksonville's Environmental Symposium, hosted by the city and UNF, is set for February 13, 2026, at the Adam Herbert University Center, offering free registration for community-focused environmental discussions.

Green Cove Springs prepares for community events, including "Boots on the Ground" and MLK Day festivities. City Council discusses employee compensation, considering a study proposing salary adjustments to competitive levels.

Baker County remains under a burn ban due to drought, despite recent rain. The Fire Rescue department reminds residents via social media that the risk of wildfires persists, and the ban is reviewed weekly for community safety.