Jacksonville anticipates heavy traffic due to a Jaguars game and Winter Jam concert on Sunday, with the Sheriff's Office preparing one-way streets and advising early travel.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office seeks public help in identifying a suspect from a grocery store robbery on December 11, 2025. The older male suspect threatened employees before fleeing.

Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department honored fallen firefighters at the St. Johns County Fire Rescue memorial, demonstrating interdepartmental camaraderie and support.

The Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department reported over 15,400 service calls in December, including EMS, fire calls, and public assistance, on their Facebook page.

Jacksonville Beach Police seek public help to identify an Ulta Beauty shoplifting suspect who stole over $1,200 in merchandise; image released for assistance.

Dense fog affected Jacksonville, lowering visibility for commuters; a weather statement warned of road and waterway navigation hazards. Conditions are expected to clear with a breezy and cooler week ahead.

The City of St. Augustine promotes engagement with its history through the St. Augustine Snapshot game, inviting people to identify locations in photos on social media.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office is seeking help to locate Derus Jamal Thompson, wanted for abusing a disabled adult, using social media and #FugitiveFriday to engage the public.

The Bartram Trail Branch Library will close temporarily for renovations, beginning February 2, 2026, for about eight weeks, with services resuming mid-March.

A 22-year-old man was arrested by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office for a fatal shooting that killed an 18-year-old and injured three others on June 11, 2025.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is searching for a missing 74-year-old woman, Beverly Clark, last seen in a red shirt, blue jacket, and black pants. They urge the public to call with information.

Jacksonville weekend starts with patchy morning fog, then mostly sunny with highs of 82°F. Evening brings increasing clouds, and Sunday may see a 20% chance of showers before 1pm.

Clay County school board member Robert Alvero faces criticism and demands for resignation over racially insensitive comments, despite his apology and claims by his attorney of cancel culture's irrelevance.