Flagler County Under Burn Ban Amidst Drought, Officials Declare Local State of Emergency
Flagler County officials announced a burn ban due to drought-induced wildfire risks, prohibiting fireworks and open burning, while allowing monitored outdoor cooking. The ban lasts for seven days to prevent fire growth.
Flagler County's Finest to Spice Up Charity Event at Creekside Festival's Chili Cook-Off
Flagler County fire and police departments are gearing up for a charity chili cook-off. The event at Creekside Festival will have a public vote for the People's Choice Award. The FCSO is campaigning for their chili and proceeds will go to charity.
Jacksonville Sheriff Seeks Trio Suspected in $15,000 Theft from Normandy Food Store
Excerpt: Authorities are investigating a January 31 theft at a Normandy food store, where three women allegedly distracted clerks and stole $15,000 in cash. The Sheriff’s Office is asking anyone with information to come forward.
Former St. Augustine Asst. Police Chief Anthony Cuthbert Charged with Embezzling Funds from Police Charity
Former Assistant Police Chief Anthony Cuthbert was arrested for embezzling over $40,000 from a police charity in St. Augustine. He faces charges of grand theft and organized scheme to defraud.
Clay County Commissioners Approve Strategic Plan with Focus on Road Safety and Infrastructure
Clay County Commissioners approved a new strategic plan focusing on health, safety, infrastructure, and quality of life, discussed road projects, and managed resignations and appointments, with the meeting details available online.
Florida Light Pole Catastrophe Exposed! University of Florida Study Reveals Multi-Faceted Failures Behind Hurricane Ian Debacle
A University of Florida study revealed multiple small errors led to the collapse of hurricane-resistant light poles during Hurricane Ian, including manufacturing flaws, design issues, and installation errors.











