A woman texted 911 during a home invasion by Justin Locke, who armed himself with a machete and threatened arson. Deputies used a non-lethal weapon to arrest him without incident.

The NWS in Jacksonville has issued a heat advisory for parts of Florida and Georgia, with heat index values up to 110 degrees, warning of heat illnesses.

St. Johns County proposes a $1.27 billion budget for FY 2026, focusing on capital improvements and tax adjustments, while planning new emergency services and facilities.

Two St. Johns County public servants, Commander Underwood and Deputy Chief Pacetti, received commendations from the U.S. Coast Guard for their dedication to public safety.

Terrence Jennings, 47, received an 18-month federal sentence after being found with a loaded 9mm pistol while on probation. His conviction falls under Project Safe Neighborhoods, targeting gun violence.

Jacksonville hosts diaper giveaways for new parents through local non-profits, with two events providing essential baby supplies on a first-come-first-served basis.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office arrested Josiah Martinez for the murder of Kenneth Mobley Jr., who was shot in a restaurant parking lot and later died from his injuries.

Abdul Robinson Sr. testified against his son, rapper Ksoo, identifying him as the shooter in Charles McCormick Jr.'s 2020 murder, with family ties challenged by legal duties and truth.

The Fernandina Beach Police Department was honored with 3rd Place in the Florida Law Enforcement Traffic Safety Challenge for their traffic safety efforts.

Mayport Road flyover at Atlantic Boulevard is closed overnight for two weeks for asphalt laying to improve safety, with detours via Florida Boulevard.

Jacksonville police arrested six individuals, resolving 11 cases, including a drive-by shooting that killed a Great Dane and involved a string of other shootings.

Extreme heat warning issued for parts of Florida and Georgia, with heat indices up to 116 degrees. Residents advised to stay hydrated, seek AC, and avoid strenuous activity.

Jacksonville Beach Police combat a trend in teen takeovers, highlighted in a Facebook post, referencing preventative actions and no recent violence in their area.