A man stole three cars from Wolfson High School's driving track, with the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office recovering two and seeking the third and the suspect.

St. Johns County introduced reforms for better oversight and transparency after improper fill dirt relocation procedures were exposed, leading to the creation of the Infrastructure Delivery Team and a new oversight committee.

St. Johns County intensifies hurricane preparedness efforts, educating residents and businesses through SJCEM outreach, offering tips and multi-platform alerts for the hurricane season.

Jacksonville's Mayor Deegan and former Mayor Peyton partner to expand early literacy with a $1 million investment from the Gate Foundation, creating The Mayor's Book Club to distribute free monthly books to preschoolers.

Three family members were struck by lightning at St. Augustine Beach Pier; one was critically injured and airlifted to a hospital. Other visitors also hit, prompting local officials to improve lightning safety measures.

A sex offender from Seattle was sentenced to 15 years for possessing child abuse images after fleeing control and engaging in sexual activities with a child in Florida.

The National Weather Service in Jacksonville predicts a week of intermittent thunderstorms, sunny skies, high humidity, and temperatures soaring to the mid-90s, with frequent showers likely in the afternoons.

Jacksonville police fatally shot a man who was holding a pregnant woman and child during a domestic disturbance, resulting in minor injuries to two officers.

A man was shot while driving in Jacksonville, later crashing his car. He is stable after sustaining wounds to his groin, back, and arms. The shooter, linked to a red or burgundy sedan, is still at large.

Sex offender Timmothy Hall was arrested in Jacksonville for attempting to abduct and exposing himself to a child in Daytona Beach.

Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters will walk with officers in Robinson’s Addition to hear concerns from residents on Saturday at 10:30 a.m., meeting at 900 Canal Street.

Duval County Public Schools has revised its volunteer screening policy, introducing stricter checks, especially for Level II volunteers like chaperones, including fingerprinting and a financial commitment for background checks.

Several Team Duval schools report significant increases in student attendance due to strategies such as celebratory events, family engagement, and personalized interventions.