Mayor Deegan launches Keep Jax Cute: Don’t Pollute campaign, featuring the Jax Litter League and mascot T.P. McClean, to combat litter in Jacksonville.

Clay County Sheriff's Office is searching for Wayne Euson, a 47-year-old man, for opiate trafficking and using technology for crime. They seek public help to locate him.

A gangway collapsed at Fernandina Beach Harbor Marina during a July 4th event, causing minor injuries, with no hospitalizations needed. The collapse is under investigation.

Mixed weather with showers and thunderstorms is expected in Jacksonville, FL, with fluctuating chances of precipitation throughout the week and temperatures in the high 80s to mid-90s.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office advises on proper 911 use during July 4th, urging the public to avoid non-emergency calls to keep lines open for real emergencies.

Jacksonville Beach Police ramp up safety measures for the Fourth of July crowds, emphasizing a zero-tolerance policy on violence and illegal activities, in coordination with partners and social media outreach.

North Beach Park in Vilano Beach will offer limited public access, including parking and beach walkovers, during Fourth of July weekend despite ongoing construction.

Jacksonville city offices and facilities close on July 4, 2025, but essential services like waste collection continue. Public libraries, certain parks, and ACPS will have modified hours.

Gov. Ron DeSantis approves Florida's budget, allocating $1.5 million for St. Johns County projects, including the Florida Museum of Black History and the Interstate 95 interchange upgrades.

In Jacksonville, a child's kidnapping attempt was thwarted by a family friend, leading to the arrest of 22-year-old Mikaya Williams, now facing first-degree felony charges.

St. Johns County Sheriff's Office warns residents of scammers impersonating deputies to steal information and advises contacting their office to verify suspicious calls.

St. Augustine's Neighborhood Grant Program has awarded all its funds for the year, benefiting local non-profits. Applications are closed until October 1, 2025.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office to close public buildings on July 4, 2025, but patrols and emergency services remain active.