The Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida donated 497 pounds of food to a local pantry, as part of a growing Thanksgiving tradition, emphasizing their community commitment beyond emergency services.

St. Augustine's city offices and sanitation services will be closed on Thanksgiving and the following Friday, with free downtown parking available on the holiday.

Fields Auto Group is opening a new Rolls-Royce dealership in Jacksonville by 2026, next to their Land Rover dealership on Atlantic Boulevard. The showroom will replace the old Jaguar space and offer a range of luxury vehicles.

A dense fog advisory was issued in Jacksonville, FL, affecting travel in northeast Florida and southeast Georgia with visibility down to a quarter mile or less.

A Jacksonville woman was charged with second-degree attempted murder after a child defended her mother in a knife attack.

Jacksonville resident found a six-foot alligator in their yard; local officers and gator wranglers intervened. The incident highlights the Sheriff's Office's role in the COPS show, capturing the unpredictable nature of their work.

Krista Joseph was re-elected as Chair and Ann Taylor as Vice Chair of St. Johns County Commissioners for 2025, focusing on conservation, veterans, fiscal responsibility, tourism, and youth development.

Eric Williams-Scott was arrested after a high-speed chase by St. Johns County Sheriff's deputies. He faces multiple charges including fleeing and possession of a controlled substance.

A woman was charged with attempted murder in Clay County after attacking her daughter, which led to her granddaughter defending her mother by stabbing the assailant.

The Clay County School Board approved teacher pay raises, receiving criticism for excluding many educators, amidst budget woes due to private school vouchers and loss of funding.

A man in Middleburg was arrested for child exploitation with a $1 million bond after a probe by Clay County Sheriff's Office and tips from the public.

New mentorship program at Joseph Stilwell Military Academy pairs 8th graders with 6th graders to foster school unity and culture, as they discuss bullying and kindness. The initiative aims to build community and support among students.

Repairs to the floating dock at Lighthouse Park boat ramp start November 21, with expected completion in two weeks, potentially delayed by unforeseen issues or weather.