St. Johns County Board of Commissioners proclaimed November 11 as Veterans Day, honoring servicemembers and their sacrifices, led by Commissioner Taylor.

Clay County buildings were lit green to honor veterans, as part of NACo's Operation Green Light. The CCSO Maintenance Department was praised for their work in this initiative.

St. Johns County is seeking public input through an online survey for its Coastal Management Plan, addressing coastal protection and management strategies.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office announced the graduation of Corrections Class 02-25 from the Academy, highlighting their readiness to serve and inviting new candidates.

Northeast Florida faces cold weather and red flag warnings, with wind chills dropping to 24 degrees and high wildfire risk due to low humidity and strong winds. Residents should stay warm and avoid outdoor burning.

Jacksonville Beach Police seek the public's help in locating Robin McAlarney, wanted for DUI Manslaughter and Vehicular Homicide, providing contact channels for tips.

A Jacksonville woman was arrested for the alleged animal cruelty death of a Great Dane named Oak. Despite attempts to save it, the dog died. Tips aided her identification, and she faces felony charges.

71-year-old Thomas Carter with dementia, reported missing in Jacksonville, was safely located and returned home, thanks to community and Jacksonville Sheriff's Office efforts.

Officer James Kahre helped a disoriented Vietnam Veteran found in his car at night, ensuring the man's safety and reuniting him with his wife, demonstrating care beyond his patrol duties.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office seeks help finding missing 71-year-old Thomas Carter with dementia, last seen wearing a black Jaguars jacket and pajama pants.

Jacksonville, FL, experiences a varied weather day with chances of showers and thunderstorms, followed by cooler temperatures and potential frost later in the week as forecasted by the NWS.

St. Johns County Parks and Rec hosts 2nd annual Family Color Run 5K on Nov. 15, 2025, at the Fairgrounds, starting at 9 a.m. Registration is open for the vibrant event.

St. Augustine is enhancing its safety and crowd management for the annual Nights of Lights, with more safety presence, traffic adjustments, and additional portable toilets.