Atlantic Beach offers a free gardening workshop focusing on Florida-Friendly Landscaping, led by a Master Gardener, with practical demonstrations and a seed packet giveaway.

Jacksonville plans the Celebration of Valor, recognizing veterans with events like remembrance services and a parade, focusing on education and offering support services.

The St. Johns County Clerk announces the fifth annual St. Johns County – Israel Friendship Day to celebrate the partnership and fight against antisemitism.

An altercation on a St. Johns County school bus left a student bloodied, with differing accounts from the mother and authorities regarding the intent behind the incident.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office plans a driver's license checkpoint in Green Cove Springs, amid concerns from local immigrant advocacy groups who fear it could target immigrants, especially following a $600,000 check for immigration enforcement.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office recalled an old COPS segment where they caught a man on America's Most Wanted list at a homeless shelter, highlighting community-police cooperation.

The NWS issued a high rip current risk advisory for Northeast Florida effective from 8 AM today until late Monday night, impacting several coastal areas.

The participation of the U.S. Navy Blue Angels in the Sea and Sky Air Show in Jacksonville Beach is uncertain due to the government shutdown. Despite this, the city promises a show featuring civilian acts and awaits the decision on the Blue Angels.

Jacksonville State University partners with EOS North America, expanding its additive manufacturing capacity with a second EOS M290 metal printer, signaling over $3 million investment and boosting its manufacturing support center's capabilities.

Clay County receives a $2 million state grant for the development of a new Public Safety Complex to improve emergency response coordination and community safety.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help in identifying an armed robbery suspect who targeted a local restaurant on Timuquana Road last month.

A small plane crashed into a marsh near St. Augustine Airport; the pilot, without injuries, was quickly rescued and taken to the hospital. Officials are investigating the cause of the crash.

City Council discusses community developments, acknowledges Sergeant Chris Hess's retirement, and approves a water utility theft ordinance and a lease with CCEDC, alongside tackling infrastructure issues and city manager search plans.