A deputy in Florida engaged with a young boy captivated by his police motorcycle, creating a touching moment highlighted on social media by the Clay County Sheriff's Office.

Firefighters Racine and Schwerdtfeger from Station 21 in Jacksonville passed their intensive 7-month rookie exam, as announced by the Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department.

Jacksonville's weather will see mild fluctuations, with cloudy skies, slight rain chances, and temperatures in the low 60s to low 80s. High rip current risks are present along several coastal areas.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office supports Breast Cancer Awareness Month, with many personnel connected to the cause, participating in events and wearing pink for solidarity.

Jacksonville's Mixon Town is set to see reduced flooding from an environmental project reopening McCoys Creek, aiming to enhance water quality and create recreational spaces.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office advises residents to anticipate heavy traffic and road closures due to the Town of OP's annual Fall Festival and a concert this weekend.

St. Johns County has released a Flood Smart Brochure to help residents prepare for flooding, including emergency alerts, flood zone information, insurance advice, and safety tips.

The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny day for Jacksonville with highs around 80°F, increasing winds, and a clear evening. Storm chances rise Sunday, with a sunny Monday ahead.

Clay County has amended its county code to establish a trust for conservation funds, aiming to protect local ecosystems without imposing new costs on businesses.

Neptune Beach is set to celebrate Florida City Week with various events, including a new Butterfly Garden opening and a tent at the Fall Festival, highlighting municipal government's role.

Dutton Island Preserve in Jacksonville has reopened after a temporary closure due to flooding, with all activities like kayaking and hiking now available to the public.

The Jacksonville Transportation Advisory Committee elected new officers for 2025-2027, with Russ Davis as Chairperson, and reaffirmed their commitment to inclusivity and accessibility.

Deputy Bob Curry from the Clay County Sheriff's Office is actively teaching Tynes Elementary students about crosswalk safety to enhance pedestrian safety for children.