Green Cove Springs is ending its curbside recycling program with the last collection scheduled for September 26, 2025, due to unspecified challenges. The city offers a helpline for residents' concerns.

The NWS issued a Coastal Flood Advisory and High Rip Current Risk for Jacksonville, warning of minor flooding and dangerous currents despite mild weather.

Disc golf champion Paul McBeth set a new course record of 27 under par at Moccasin Creek Disc Golf Course, as announced by St. Johns County officials.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office warned about scammers impersonating officers and using a real lieutenant's name to deceive victims into addressing fake "urgent legal matters."

Jacksonville sex offender David Binz, 56, faces new felony charges; Jacksonville Sheriff's Office advises against vigilantism following his arrest by ICAC detectives and stresses importance of professional investigations.

Atlantic Beach officials implement strategies to eliminate odors from the local wastewater treatment facility, including sludge relocation and tank cleaning. Long-term measures for further odor control are underway.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office arrested convicted sex offender David Binz after a vigilante video prompted an investigation; officials warned of the dangers of such vigilante actions.

A new amphitheater funded by the Developing Artists Foundation was unveiled at the Douglas Anderson School of the Arts, offering students a unique outdoor performance space.

The National Weather Service warns of minor coastal flooding and high rip current risks along the Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida coastlines, affecting specific areas until Wednesday.

The Jacksonville Jaguars won their opener against the Carolina Panthers, with Head Coach Liam Coen's successful debut and a strong ground game led by Travis Etienne Jr.

New traffic signal and intersection upgrades at U.S. 1 and Pine Island Road in St. Johns County have been completed, improving traffic flow and safety.

Jacksonville's Mayor Donna Deegan is hosting a series of Budget Town Halls for public engagement in fiscal planning, with the third event at Ed White High School on September 11th.

Green Cove Springs City Council schedules a Special Session for September 11 to discuss the FY 25/26 Proposed Budget, encouraging public input before the council vote on September 16. No official actions will be taken during this session.