Mr. Nguyen was found safe after going missing, as announced by the Jax Sheriff's Office. The diligent efforts of the officers and the community's help were crucial in locating him.

Jacksonville's weather forecast predicts a wet week with regular showers and thunderstorms, high humidity, and temperatures around 89 degrees. Precipitation chances remain high throughout the week.

St. Johns County received a $99,580 federal grant to train 15 paramedics for EMS services in rural areas to address substance use and mental health issues. The new Flagler Estates Fire Station will improve emergency response.

Orange Park Police warn of increased alligator encounters during mating season; urge adherence to safety guidelines.

St. Johns County announces no disruptions to trash pickup on July 4th despite other services being closed, with normal operations resuming on July 5-7.

A former Clay County deputy was charged with sexual battery after an on-duty incident, leading to his arrest and termination from the Sheriff's Office.

Jacksonville Beach Police warn against DUI during 4th of July celebrations, urging partygoers to designate a sober driver and announcing increased patrols to enforce the law.

Jacksonville authorities are investigating a business robbery on Busch Drive; suspect detained matching witness descriptions. No weapon was shown, and no injuries reported.

Jacksonville is facing a week of high chances of showers and thunderstorms, with daily forecasts from 30% to 80%, humid conditions, and nighttime temperatures around 75 degrees.

Three St. Johns County Airport Authority board members face charges for violating Florida's Sunshine Law and conducting business privately. Tucker is also charged with witness tampering.

A new ADA-compliant beach walkover at Crescent Beach, completed under budget at $850,000, increases accessibility for individuals with mobility issues.

St. Augustine established a new Community Services Department, headed by Jaime D. Perkins, to improve city service coordination, covering Special Events, Homeless Day Center, and Mobility.

JSO Director of Patrol & Enforcement, Joe Cowan, has retired, marking his final radio call and concluding a career that included service as a Two Star General in the U.S. Army Reserves.