The Jacksonville City Council passed an ordinance to prevent city funds from being used to assist undocumented immigrants and to stop spending on diversity and equity programs, despite protests.

Florida Governor DeSantis signed laws strengthening penalties for sexual crimes against children, broadening definitions, and enhancing sex offender registries.

A wildfire near US-17 and Yellow Bluff Road in Jacksonville may affect traffic due to visibility issues, with FHP advising caution and no road closures reported yet.

Atlantic Beach is hosting a blood drive on June 27, inviting the community to donate blood and save lives at the City Hall/Russell Park parking lot from noon to 5 p.m.

The Jacksonville community is searching for two missing children, Taylor Muller, 11, and Brooklyn Albertie, 10, after they failed to come home from a bus trip.

City Commission approves Safety Action Plan to enhance community security, detailing measures such as improved lighting and surveillance, and invites feedback via contact options.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of showers and thunderstorms for Jacksonville, FL, with high precipitation chances and temperatures in the low 90s.

Travis Hunter, Jacksonville Jaguars' draft pick, buys a $3.275 million home in Deerwood Country Club, complete with luxury amenities and a record-setting price for the community.

Internationally known artist Kelsey Montague created a new interactive agriculture-themed mural in Hastings, sponsored by the St. Johns Cultural Council and the TDC.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is conducting active shooter and mass casualty training at Fruit Cove Middle School, alerting residents to expect emergency vehicles, sirens, and mock gunfire.

A St. Augustine business owner, Jack Leach, was indicted for attempted production and possession of child sexual abuse materials, facing up to 30 years in prison.

The Baker County Sheriff's Office warns of scams targeting seniors with fake bank calls and residents with false warrant threats, urging community vigilance and reporting.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office is investigating human remains found along the St. Johns River, seeking public help to identify the victim via tattoos.