St. Augustine prepares for its Christmas Parade on December 6th with festivities and road closures. Traffic adjustments are announced for a smooth event experience.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office has released details about a November 1st officer-involved shooting after a car theft, hit-and-run, and another shooting. The incident is under policy review.

Jacksonville's forecast includes sunny skies, a high of 67°F, and a light north wind, with increased chances of rain and warmer temperatures leading into the weekend.

The Jacksonville Beach Life-Saving Station is set to undergo significant restorative upgrades to weatherproof the structure and maintain its historic status.

Wentzville PD shared a social media update on hosting a successful safety tour and talk for local groups, promoting community engagement and offering details on future event registrations.

St. Augustine's The Break Room features city officials discussing Lighthouse Park boat ramp dock repair and funding.

Clay County Veterans Services offers monthly pop-up events in Keystone Heights to assist local veterans with VA healthcare, disability claims, survivor benefits, and new federal programs.

St. Augustine's Municipal Marina begins major repairs due to hurricane damage, with transient slip limitations until March 2026; it's reinforcing structures with FEMA, FIND, and Port District funds.

A 17-year-old in Jacksonville was arrested for fatally stabbing his father. The incident is under investigation and the community is shaken by the tragedy.

Jacksonville increased Food Farmacy events to support military families with free food distribution; a collaboration between local organizations and the government.

Jacksonville officers partnered with local kids for a holiday shopping spree, providing 27 students with $150 each at Target to strengthen community bonds.

The Annual Lighted Christmas Parade in Fernandina Beach is scheduled for Saturday, December 6th, at 6:00 PM, with festivities including Santa's Event at Central Park. The police emphasize safety during the night event.

The Duval County School Board updated its policy on handling challenges to educational materials, specifying review procedures and establishing a Material Review Committee.