Fentanyl dealer Thomas Edgar Hall was sentenced to 14 years in federal prison for distributing the drug and possessing a firearm in relation to his drug trafficking activities.

The Gator Robotics team from the University of Florida participated in a robot competition, with their bots Steggy and Termigator reaching the semi-finals and Top 16 respectively. The event offered valuable engineering experience.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office seeks tips in the 2012 unsolved homicide of Julius Parrish, killed in an apparent drive-by shooting. No arrests have been made.

Muwsay Ibn Ibrahim Tulu was convicted for drug and gun offenses at Fort Bragg, found with fentanyl, cocaine, and a ghost gun. Sentencing could lead to life imprisonment.

Leslie Bryan Clark admitted to child pornography charges and faces at least 10 years in prison. He had explicit material on his phone while at a halfway house.

Twin brothers Kenneth and Curtis White were charged with felony drug offenses in Jacksonville after a JSO investigation led to the discovery of narcotics near a park.

Jacksonville, FL residents can expect varied weather, including sun, clouds, and potential showers. Temperatures will fluctuate with highs around 72°F and lows near 51°F.

A cooking oil spill closed Palm Valley Road in St. Johns County, with cleanup operations underway and traffic being rerouted. No timeline for reopening has been provided.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office announces a special race event to honor fallen K9 officers, offering various distances for participants to join the commemoration on April 25, 2026.

St. Johns County announced festive activities including a celebration at FMU Arch and a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new West Augustine Health and Wellness Center.

St. Augustine celebrated Arbor Day at Connor Park, marking its 43rd year as a Tree City USA with speeches, a tree planting, and free saplings for attendees.

Twin brothers were arrested for a shooting at a Jacksonville McDonald's that left a coworker critically injured.

Jacksonville schools are partnering with Who We Play For to offer free EKG screenings for student-athletes to prevent sudden cardiac arrest, ahead of the Second Chance Act requiring heart screenings.