A Nassau County daycare worker was arrested on child abuse charges after video footage showed her mishandling children at the Early Impressions at Midtown Preschool.

Sarah Arnold has been appointed to the United Way of Florida Board of Governors after a strong history of involvement with the organization at the local level.

St. Augustine predicts flooding due to high tides and inclement weather, advising against driving in affected areas and encouraging public reporting of hazards.

St. Augustine plans a 9/11 remembrance ceremony featuring a Presentation of Colors, speeches by local officials, a moment of silence, and the sounding of a historic fire bell.

Jacksonville first responders oppose a proposed property tax cut, fearing it may compromise public safety and retention, amidst concerns over budget shortfalls and financial challenges.

Clay County Sheriff's Office is seeking the public's help to find John David Hampton, wanted for a probation violation for possession of a controlled substance.

St. Augustine's King St. will undergo water main improvements with night-time traffic reduced to one lane, beginning September 10. The project, separate from a bridge replacement, aims for minimal disruption.

Jacksonville’s weather will be a mix of sunshine, showers, and occasional thunderstorms this week, with high temperatures and varying chances of rain each day.

A homeowner in Jacksonville's Brentwood neighborhood fatally shot an alleged burglar during a break-in around 3:45 a.m. The police are investigating the incident and the relations between parties involved.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office has collaborated with ASM Global and 95 South on a music video to promote game day safety and traffic protocols for NFL fans.

A 68-year-old Elkton man died after his pickup truck collided with an SUV on SR-207 in St. Johns County; he was not wearing a seatbelt and was ejected.

The SJSO is hosting The Guardian Experience for community leaders to learn about law enforcement on September 22, with hands-on activities and specialized team interactions. Proceeds support employees in need.

David Armstrong was sentenced to over 40 years for the murder of his wife, after he pleaded guilty to Second-Degree Murder and Criminal Mischief in St. Johns County.