Green Cove Springs City Manager Steve Kennedy is retiring after 48 years, with a celebration planned for November 10.

Green Cove Springs has scheduled several city meetings in November, including City Council sessions, a Citizens Advisory Committee meeting, and discussions on Water Utilities Fees and Code Enforcement.

Jacksonville residents will gather at Artist Square Park on November 15 for the World Day of Remembrance for Road Traffic Victims, advocating for safer roads.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office expressed condolences for the death of Miami Beach Officer David Cajuso in a traffic crash, acknowledging his dedicated service and the impact of his loss on the community.

A 32-year-old man named Rashaud Van Martin died in custody after being detained under Florida's Baker Act by Jacksonville Sheriff's Office. His medical condition deteriorated despite emergency responses. The cause of death is pending investigation.

The National Weather Service predicts a change in Jacksonville's weather, with mild temperatures and potential showers. The weekend looks clear, but there is a high rip current risk warning for beachgoers.

St. Johns County Sheriff's Office issues a public appeal for information regarding the missing Angel Cline, who vanished on February 19, 2025, seeking assistance via contact details and Crime Stoppers.

Paris Richardson credits her high school, Jean Ribault High School, for her success and development, which led to her becoming Second Runner Up in the 2026 Miss America Pageant.

St. Johns County activates a new traffic signal at SR 207 and Brinkhoff Road to improve traffic flow and pedestrian safety, receiving positive community feedback.

The Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department honored its team on First Responder Day, underscoring their daily commitment to serving the community in times of crisis.

Jacksonville can expect early drizzle and fog, shifting to mostly cloudy and 69°F. Rip current risks affect local beaches. Sunny days ahead with highs near 76°F, but caution on the coast is advised.

Lt. Zach Cox of the Clay County Sheriff's Office is involved with the Special Olympics and the "Find Your Why" campaign, emphasizing community support, as shown by aiding an athlete in need.

Three separate shootings in Jacksonville over the weekend left four people injured, one critically, with investigations ongoing and suspects at large.