The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for Northeast and Northern Florida and Southeast Georgia, with heat indices up to 112 degrees expected.

Deputy Arielle Hester of the Nassau County Sheriff’s Office was fired and charged for allegedly falsifying timesheets, leading to her arrest for swindling $4,478.63.

A credit card thief in Jacksonville burglarized a car and used the stolen cards for a shopping spree, racking up $500. Authorities seek public assistance to identify the suspect.

A 14-year-old boy named Trevor Lee has been indicted for fatally shooting his parents in Middleburg and will be tried as an adult for first-degree murder.

Duval County unveils two new schools, Southside Estates Elementary and Jean Ribault High School, both featuring modern facilities funded by a sales tax.

St. Johns County is nearing completion of a project that updates North Beach's water meters to advanced metering infrastructure (AMI), enhancing efficiency, accuracy, and leak detection.

A third suspect has been arrested in connection with a fatal shooting at a Westside game room, following two earlier arrests. The community's tips aided the investigation.

Sheriff T.K. Waters and the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office will conduct a community walk in Clifton, Jacksonville, to interact with residents and address concerns.

Creekside High School was cleared after a bomb threat; no threats found following a search by law enforcement and K-9 units.

Veteran Sgt. Roy Wilbur's home in St. Augustine was fully renovated by local community efforts, providing him with ADA accessibility and essential amenities like running water and air conditioning.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office's podcast discusses preparations for the new school year, highlighting the multifaceted role of Youth Resource Deputies in school safety and mentorship.

Motorcycle fatalities in Jacksonville have risen, with 24 deaths this year. The Sheriff's Office is promoting safety by reminding riders/drivers of precautions and offering free safety classes. They urge community cooperation for road safety.

Atlantic Beach aims to secure $1.08 million federal funds for constructing six dune walkovers to enhance coastal resilience and accessibility, with public feedback encouraged.