JTA's Marketing team won the FPTA Best Ridership or Sales Marketing Award for their successful Skyway Social campaign, and is planning an even more impactful event for October.

Mexican national Yuridia Rosas-Luna pleaded guilty to charges related to transporting undocumented aliens in the U.S. and may face up to 10 years in prison.

St. Johns County announced a free Produce Distribution Event for low-income seniors on September 24 at Hastings Senior Center, requiring registration for eligible participants.

St. Johns County celebrated World Gratitude Day with a Facebook post thanking the community, emphasizing the importance of gratitude in strengthening trust and unity.

Emergency services in St. Johns County responded to a natural gas leak on Greenbriar Road, closing the road and warning of potential gas outages. No evacuations needed.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office Dive Team retrieved a trailer from a swamp after an I-95 accident, showcasing their diverse skills and training in a social media post.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office credits public help and their Unsolved Crimes page for recent case closures, including the arrests of Leah Parramore for theft and Ryan Colon for stealing snacks and drinks.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is raising traffic safety awareness through "Bad Traffic" social media posts featuring Officer "Traffic Tucker," aiming to reduce roadway fatalities.

Jacksonville, FL, forecasts show frequent scattered showers and thunderstorms throughout the week, with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s and light easterly winds.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office credits community assistance and their Unsolved Crimes initiative for recent arrests, emphasizing the role of public involvement in resolving criminal cases.

Jacksonville authorities seized drugs and firearms in a Panama Park home raid, with arrests including Xavier Collins and Casey Swilling. The Narcotics Unit and Bike Team facilitated the operation.

Public tips from a social media campaign helped locate a missing 8-year-old boy in Jacksonville, Florida, with local law enforcement crediting the community's response.

The article celebrates National Crime and Intelligence Analyst Appreciation Day, focusing on the work of Ja’Nay Grays from Jacksonville's Sheriff's Office, whose data analysis contributes to community safety.