Jacksonville authorities are seeking two suspects who stole $1,400 worth of perfume from a beauty store. The sheriff's office has released descriptions and is seeking public assistance.

City Manager Steve Kennedy of Green Cove Springs announces retirement for November 2025 after significant contributions including urban redevelopment and infrastructure projects.

The National Weather Service in Jacksonville has issued High Surf and Rip Current advisories for Southeast Georgia Beaches due to large waves and dangerous currents.

Atlantic Beach lifeguards advise against water activities due to dangerous ocean conditions, urging public safety and to call 911 if emergencies arise.

Duval County schools are using the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program, funded by a federal grant, to create safe environments and reduce bullying, highlighting success at Chaffee Trail Elementary.

Jacksonville observes Domestic Violence Awareness Month, with survivor advocates like Tonia and organizations such as Hubbard House pushing for awareness and change, despite a slight decrease in domestic homicide cases.

A man in a wheelchair was struck and killed by two Toyota vehicles on Old Gainesville Road in Jacksonville. The area's poor lighting has raised safety concerns.

Andre Thomas, 18, was charged with the fatal shooting of Donte Swan, 39, following a confrontation over a car break-in attempt on Wheat Road, Jacksonville.

St. Johns County celebrates the opening of a new artificial turf field at Solomon Calhoun Community Center with a kickoff event featuring performances, a ribbon-cutting, and speeches from local leaders.

Sean-Michael Smith, a child sex offender, was sentenced to 10 years for trying to obtain child abuse materials online and must serve a 15-year supervised release afterwards.

Jacksonville agencies united to combat domestic violence, highlighting resources and Hubbard House support ahead of Domestic Violence Awareness Month.

Jacksonville faces a High Surf Advisory and High Rip Current Risk, with sunny weather today shifting to potential showers and thunderstorms. Dangerous swimming conditions expected along Georgia beaches.

St. Augustine will start dredging Salt Run in October to improve channel width and depth for safer navigation. The dredged material will be reused, with the project also supporting local habitats and funded through grants.