The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is seeking public help via social media to catch a repeat shoplifting suspect featured in their "Wanted Wednesday" post.

Clay County launches 'Commissioner for a Day' program for students, emphasizes small business importance, and adopts new budget, with residents able to view meeting details online.

Jacksonville celebrated its Hispanic community with an essay contest honoring local leaders. Nathalie Raices, Tania Diaz Paredes, and Andrea Navarro won, acknowledging educators, medical professionals, and public servants for their contributions.

Motorcyclist dies in collision with Audi on Jacksonville's Southside; police investigating 133rd traffic fatality in Duval County, 35th involving a motorcycle.

The St. Johns County Commissioners unanimously approved a ground lease for a Black History Museum on the grounds of the former Florida Memorial University campus, with strong financial support from the State of Florida.

The National Weather Service issued advisories for coastal Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia, warning of coastal floods, high surf, rip currents, and gusty winds until October 12.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office seeks public help in the homicide investigation of Robert Velleca, whose body was found in the Ortega River. No suspects or motives have been disclosed.

A ceremony on Oct. 11 will dedicate a new monument honoring fallen wartime heroes at Beaches Veterans Memorial Park, involving local Beaches communities.

Jacksonville released “JaxPawFinder,” an AI app to help streamline pet adoptions, resembling dating apps with a swiping function to match users with compatible pets.

St. Johns County School District employee Edward Betancur-Zabala was arrested for soliciting a relationship with a minor student, as informed by the Sheriff's office.

Mark Gordon was arrested for the murder of Trevian Jackson after a shooting at a Jacksonville seafood restaurant.

Community tips led to the arrest of Neftali Mercado for attempting to burglarize an ATM in Jacksonville, with the help of the JSO's Unsolved Crimes page.

The Duval County Public Schools Board, after community input, will remain at its Southbank headquarters rather than moving to Baymeadows, considering fiscal responsibility and educational commitments.