Petty Officer Taurean Wong re-enlisted in the U.S. Navy at Fort Mose, the first free African settlement in the U.S., highlighting historical significance and his dedication to service.

UNF fired instructor Jacob McElroy for saying he would shoot students, which he claims was misunderstood and part of a dramatic technique. He's contesting the termination for the perceived threat to student safety.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is on high alert for Halloween to ensure compliance with laws by the 2,500+ registered sexual offenders, enforcing a ban on festive decorations and outdoor lighting at their homes.

A man was fatally stabbed by another contractor following an argument at an Anheuser-Busch facility in Jacksonville; the suspect is detained, and the case is under investigation.

Jacksonville's weather is fair at 48°F with high humidity. Sunny days ahead with highs in the low 70s, slight chance of showers Sunday night and Monday.

Clay County buildings will light up in green to support veterans from November 4 to 11, as part of the Operation Green Light initiative. Local residents and businesses are also encouraged to display green lights.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office enforces Halloween safety rules for over 2,500 registered sex offenders, including no candy distribution or costume wearing.

Jacksonville and the Jaguars Foundation announce "Celebration of Valor," honoring veterans with events and providing community grants to 12 organizations aiding military members and veterans.

Commissioner Clay Murphy spoke at Moultrie Oaks Retirement Park about county plans and services, emphasizing local government engagement with seniors.

Commissioner Krista Joseph participated in the Keep Calm and Walk for Cancer event in West Augustine, which aimed to support and honor those affected by cancer.

A man died following a crash between an SUV and a Jeep on Jacksonville's Southside; the woman driver is stable. Speed isn't suspected as a factor in the collision.

St. Augustine celebrated the opening of a new youth outpatient center, supported by a $400,000 county contribution, to aid at-risk youth with mental health services.

Two individuals stole a dozen pairs of shoes from a Northside shoe store, prompting the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office to seek public assistance in identifying them.