Director Jennifer Short retires after 27 years in law enforcement, including making history as the first Native American in JSO's top staff. Her final radio call was a family event commemorated online.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office was invited by Jaguars' head coach to a team practice, acknowledging their role in game day safety, requiring over 300 personnel.

Jacksonville police officer Raymond Goethe was arrested for DUI in St. Johns County and has been reassigned by JSO.

A fiery crash on I-95 near St. Augustine involving a semi truck led to critical injuries, road closures, and traffic delays, with emergency services and hazmat responding.

Clay County announces a week of meetings for residents to engage in local governance on topics from licensing to historic preservation at the Administration Building.

Patchy fog in Jacksonville may delay morning commuters, with visibility down to half a mile and humidity at 96%. The fog is expected to lift by 9 am, leading to a high of 70°F with mild weather throughout the week.

The Florida Department of Health is promoting Cervical Cancer Awareness Month by offering free or low-cost screenings to eligible women, emphasizing early detection and treatment.

The Florida Department of Health endorses fiber-rich foods for sustaining energy and regulating blood sugar and cholesterol, suggesting consuming vegetables, nuts, and berries.

St. Johns County advises residents to properly dispose of fireworks by soaking them in water overnight and then sealing them in a plastic bag for garbage collection, to prevent dangers and environmental harm.

St. Johns County introduces a free Christmas tree recycling program to turn trees into mulch for parks, with drop-offs at various locations until January 6.

Jacksonville's weather forecast predicts cooler temperatures and cloudy skies this week, with a gradual warming trend and chances of patchy fog and light breezes.

Jacksonville's Fishweir Park has been upgraded with a new playground, baseball field, multi-purpose field, basketball courts, picnic areas, and a walking trail, as showcased by JaxParks on social media.

St. Augustine's city government uses weekly Facebook history quizzes to engage the community, with the latest post featuring a guessing game about a historically significant tree.