St. Johns County reflects on 2025's progress and infrastructure advancements with optimism for 2026, emphasizing community support and ongoing public service commitment.

Law enforcement in Franklin, Louisiana, is searching for Jrevon Anderson, identified as the suspect in an attempted triple murder and arson case from December 27, 2025.

Paul Trahan was arrested by the Baldwin Police Department for distributing private images without consent, following a collaborative effort with the public and the Kaplan Police Department.

Julie Bartley has been named the new branch manager of Bartram Trail Branch Library with a focus on staff oversight, operations, and program expansion.

The Orange Park Police Department wished residents a Happy New Year and reminded them to celebrate safely, expressing gratitude for community trust and emphasizing their commitment to service.

St. Augustine opens its Neighborhood Grant Program for community enhancement projects, offering up to $3,000 in funding with applications due January 1-15.

St. Augustine focuses on preserving its history and modernizing its infrastructure, including renovating the Avenida Menendez Seawall and relocating the Firm and Faithful Lions, with events and eco-initiatives also planned.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office warned against celebratory gunfire on New Year's Eve, emphasizing its illegality and dangers, and highlighted an increase in patrols to ensure safety.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office warned against drinking and driving on New Year's Eve in a social media post, reminding citizens of last year's arrests and urging responsibility.

The National Weather Service issued a frost advisory for Jacksonville from 3 AM to 8 AM Thursday, with temperatures potentially reaching 33 degrees Celsius.

A woman was charged with the murder of a 69-year-old man after a stabbing in Grand Park, Jacksonville. Teri Owens, 44, was arrested following evidence collected during a week-long investigation.

An officer-involved shooting in Jacksonville's Oceanway area on Monday evening has ended in a fatality, marking the 17th such incident this ye...

Baker County, FL officials have extended an outdoor burn ban, including fireworks, due to hazardous fire conditions and urged public cooperation for safety.