The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office seeks public help after a hit-and-run incident on January 10, leading to the death of a 72-year-old man. They released surveillance footage hoping for leads.

Details of a Jacksonville officer-involved shooting on Creeks Ridge Road were released. Ofero Manalon was injured and arrested after aiming a rifle at officers. The incident is under review by the State Attorney's Office and JSO.

Dense fog advisory issued in Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, with visibility under one mile at times. High rip current risk and the upcoming freeze watch for the area are also emphasized.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida discusses past achievements and future priorities in their "Never Off Duty" podcast series, with an emphasis on scam awareness.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office is seeking public assistance via social media to locate Brittany Rucker Jones, wanted for probation violation on a burglary charge.

St. Johns County Library hosts a silent disco on Jan 24, as a finale to their "St. Johns Reads" program, with sessions for families and adults at St. Augustine Amphitheatre.

Four Jacksonville firefighters were arrested for a paintball shooting spree involving police and civilian cars.

The NWS issued a rip current warning for Georgia and Florida beaches, advising caution due to dangerous conditions and forecasting mostly cloudy weather with a chance of showers in Jacksonville.

A Milwaukee man, 21, died after his motorcycle collided with an SUV in Ponte Vedra Beach Thursday night. The SUV driver and passenger were unharmed, and the Florida Highway Patrol is investigating the incident.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office released details of a shooting where Daniel Rodriguez, who wielded a firearm, was fatally shot by officers and would've faced attempted murder charges.

Daniel Maxwell, a consultant at UF, contributed to "Degrees of Change," a book examining AI's impact on education and work, coinciding with the World Economic Forum meeting.

Duval County Public Schools in Florida are installing new weapon detection systems in all district middle schools to enhance security. The rollout will be in phases, with instructional videos and communication to families about the new procedures.

The City approved the removal of a historic 240-year-old Live Oak tree for development, despite protests from environmentalists. Compensation includes replacement trees or a monetary contribution to the Tree Protection Fund.