A teen was critically wounded after an apparent robbery at his Northside Broward Road apartment; detectives are canvassing for surveillance and witnesses.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office was involved in a fatal shooting where a 62-year-old man, Jose Cabrera, armed with a knife, was killed after he charged at officers.

Five major park projects are moving ahead along Jacksonville’s St. Johns River, adding playgrounds, art, wedding plazas and new riverwalk connections. Construction is already visible on both banks.

An 80-year-old man was killed Friday morning after being struck by an SUV backing out of a driveway in Palm Coast's Grand Haven community, authorities say.

The admitted triggerman filed to withdraw his 2023 guilty plea and says he won’t testify against two co‑defendants, setting up a pretrial fight ahead of an August trial.

Jacksonville Animal Care & Protective Services updated their website to improve lost pet reunifications, featuring an integrated map and detailed listings of stray animals, partnering with Petco Love Lost and reducing stray hold time.

On February 23, the St. Augustine City Commission will hold a meeting to discuss state legislature property tax adjustments, potentially affecting municipal finances and services.

Juniper Market, the Uptown St. Augustine cafe, has filed plan-review documents listing 420 N Main St in Hastings as a proposed new outpost. The filings are in early review and no opening date is listed.

Jacksonville has announced facility closures for Presidents' Day including government offices and recreational centers, while Animal Care Services will remain open for adoptions.

JaxParks and @904dates will host an "Adult Date-night" at Riverfront Plaza, screening "The Princess Bride." The event includes food trucks, a bar, and free popcorn, with parking options nearby.

Rep. Angie Nixon filed bills to create a First‑Time Homebuyer Assistance trust funded by a documentary‑stamp levy to pay down closing and down‑payment costs for first‑time buyers. The proposals are being tracked as lawmakers consider how to expand help across Florida.

Erwin Phillips Burley faces a federal indictment on sex trafficking and other charges, potentially leading to life imprisonment, following earlier convictions and release to a halfway house in early 2024.

Duval County Public Schools is reassessing its relocation strategy after Chase Properties backed out of a $17.2 million deal to buy DCPS's Southbank headquarters, forcing the district to also terminate a related contract with Dream Finders Homes.