Derrick Walden was arrested on charges of first-degree murder for the 2023 double homicide of Cody Bennett and Tre' Lyons, following a two-year investigation.

Jacksonville announces Thanksgiving closures for city government offices, including City Hall and the Duval County Courthouse, impacting various local services.

The father of homicide victim Anna Kepner is subpoenaed amid a custody battle involving his wife's ex-husband, who cited concerns about child supervision.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office shared surveillance footage of two individuals who shoplifted cosmetics and is asking the public to help identify them.

Local law enforcement in Jacksonville carried out a drug bust in Royal Terrace, arresting Devin Luster and Curtis Smith and seizing drugs, weapons, and cash.

Residents in St. Augustine are being alerted of a scam involving fake letters about unpaid permits and are advised to verify suspicious communications and not to wire money.

Jacksonville's weather forecast indicates mixed skies with a chance of showers and gusty winds, with varying temperatures and conditions throughout the week, including a mostly sunny Thanksgiving Day.

St. Johns County Fire Rescue offers safety tips for Thanksgiving, emphasizing staying in the kitchen while cooking, careful turkey frying practices, and keeping flammables away from the stove.

A Palm Harbor man, Alexander William Czech, was sentenced to 17 years for producing and receiving child sexual abuse material and will also face 20 years of supervised release.

The Orange Park Police Department is offering free e-bike safety and active assailant preparedness sessions to enhance community safety and strengthen police-community relations.

A missing 9-year-old boy in Jacksonville was found safe by a K9 unit, reuniting him with his family and easing community concern after his morning disappearance.

A Jacksonville Sheriff's Office raid in Royal Terrace nabbed drugs and firearms, resulting in renewed felony charges for Devin Luster and Curtis Smith.

JSO is increasing patrol details to improve road safety for pedestrians and cyclists in Duval County starting from December 2025, with a focus on education and enforcement.