Deputies in Clay County shot Dajshon Travis Asbell while serving arrest warrants. He died three days later. After negotiations and tear gas failed, Asbell charged deputies with an edged weapon. The FDLE is investigating the incident.

Ruth Blake from Georgia is suing Tini Martini Bar in St. Augustine, claiming she was injured by a falling shaker and seeking $50,000 for negligence and lack of staff training.

A man died in Jacksonville's Eastside after being shot in the leg. The JSO is investigating the incident, which occurred on Florida Avenue, and is seeking information from the public.

Jacksonville officers and SWAT team rescued a woman from a potential fall off the Hart Bridge, showing compassion and technical skill throughout the operation.

Duval County recognized over 400 student-athletes for athletic and academic excellence at the Gateway Conference Awards Ceremony, highlighting the importance of balancing sports with education.

St. Augustine has made improvements to its Fireworks Over the Matanzas event for public safety, including additional portable toilets, traffic barriers, and vehicle barricades. Free parking is available, and Red Cross assistance is planned.

St. Johns County offers a free shuttle service to beachgoers from July 4-6, aiding with holiday traffic and parking for several beaches, while ensuring safety with patrols and lifeguards.

St. Johns County Parks and Recreation announces a series of events in July to celebrate Park and Recreation Month, offering programs for all and chances to win prizes.

A mobile home fire in Putnam County, ruled as arson, resulted in three hospitalizations and the rescue of three dogs. The suspect, Charles Ogle, was also injured and may face charges.

The NWS predicts high humidity and heat for Jacksonville, with a heat index potentially reaching 100 degrees and chances of thunderstorms increasing as the week progresses.

Clanzel T. Brown Park in Jacksonville has a new Basketball Pavilion featuring 12 hoops in Ribault and Raines High School colors, lights for evening play, spectator bleachers, and shaded benches. The facility has gained positive community feedback.

Jacksonville residents are invited by JaxParks to discuss the 10-year Land Management Plan for Pablo Creek Conservation Area on June 26 at the Pablo Creek Library.

A property management company in Jacksonville agreed to pay over $39,000 to military members for illegal lease termination charges and a $25,000 penalty, while adjusting its policies to comply with the SCRA.