St. Johns County Public Works has adopted Verizon Connect Reveal GPS system to enhance emergency response effectiveness and service delivery efficiency.

Jacksonville receives $4.35 million from the state for infrastructure and public safety, including funding for a new burn building at the Fire Academy and road improvements in Districts 8 and 1.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office executed a drug raid in St. Augustine, seizing narcotics and weapons, and arresting two individuals on trafficking and firearms charges.

St. Johns County has scheduled a community meeting to discuss renovations for Collier-Blocker-Puryear Park, inviting public input on proposed athletic and recreational enhancements.

Shands Bridge maintenance is causing traffic delays; the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office advises using alternate routes until work is complete Thursday morning.

The NWS warns Jacksonville, FL, of showers, thunderstorms, and high heat indices, with varying rain chances and persistent warmth throughout the week.

St. Johns County opens new sand volleyball courts at Nocatee Community Park, aiming to attract players and tournaments, with a ribbon-cutting event on July 15.

St. Augustine launches a Residential Composting Program offering free compost bins to single-family homes in the city while supplies last, promoting food and yard waste recycling.

A police officer was injured and a suspect killed during a shooting in Jacksonville, related to a potential crime at a business. The incident is under investigation.

A JSO officer was wounded, and a robbery suspect killed in a shootout in Jacksonville, marking the 10th officer-involved shooting this year, surpassing last year's total. The incident followed a reported armed robbery at a Family Dollar store.

Convicted Jacksonville child sex offender Sean-Michael Smith pleaded guilty to accessing child sexual abuse materials and awaits a potential 20-year sentence.

JSO's Narcotics Unit made a major drug bust in Brentwood, Jacksonville, seizing over 1,200 grams of fentanyl and other drugs; five firearms were also found, and five people were arrested.

Jacksonville man, Thomas Edgar Hall, pleads guilty to drug distribution and firearms charges, facing life in prison. He was caught in undercover operations and his home revealed firearms and drugs.