Jacksonville, FL faces erratic weather with thunderstorms and heat, including highs near 89°F and a heat index up to 101°F. The National Weather Service predicts varied chances of rain throughout the week with high humidity and warm nights.

A crash on San Pablo Road in Jacksonville caused delays and road closures, with no hospital transports reported. The road was reopened after about an hour.

A USPS employee in Jacksonville pled guilty to firearm possession as an illegal drug user and could face up to 15 years in prison. His arrest followed a raid where guns and drugs were found at his home.

Mayor Deegan announces a $2 billion budget for Jacksonville, enhancing public safety, housing, healthcare, and supporting small businesses and literacy programs.

St. Johns County urges residents to keep plastic bags out of recycling carts to prevent machine blockages, advocating for proper recycling and reduction of single-use plastics.

Honduran national Pedro Espinoza-Guiffaro arrested in Florida for illegal reentry; faces up to 2 years in prison. Previously deported and wanted in Honduras for murder.

The St. Johns County Ocean & Fishing Pier is closed for the day due to public safety concerns from inclement weather, with plans to reopen the following morning.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is offering hunter safety courses in August and September in partnership with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

A sailboat caught fire on the St. Johns River; five individuals were rescued by a local and his son with no injuries reported. Fire rescue services extinguished the blaze.

A 30-year-old woman died in an ATV crash in Putnam County, with a man seriously injured. The accident involved a collision with a car driven by a 17-year-old, who was unharmed.

A motorcycle-SUV collision in Jacksonville resulted in a motorcyclist's death and two people seriously injured; FHP is investigating the accident that occurred early Sunday.

The NWS forecasts a week of showers and thunderstorms in Jacksonville, offering a break from the heat, with high chances of rain and possible thunderstorms throughout the week.

Baker County Sheriff's Office warns of a scam by "Universal Adcom," falsely claiming partnership with the office for paid vehicle magnets. Public advised not to provide money or info.