Jacksonville's Memorial Day forecast promises high temperatures around 93 degrees with mostly sunny skies, but includes a chance for nighttime showers and thunderstorms.

Brandon Betts was arrested in Brunswick for allegedly shooting at four people, injuring one woman, who is now stable in the hospital. Motive unknown; investigation ongoing.

Jordyn from Central Riverside Elementary wins the Tommie Tyson Scholarship, earning her a trip to Washington, D.C., with the safety patrol, praised by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.

Lieutenants Joseph Hutchins and Thomas Gill of Clay County Fire Rescue were honored with the Bravery Award for saving an infant from drowning on August 25, 2024.

Clay County motorists will face detours and delays due to major roadworks from June 2023 to late 2025, with several closures and utility work planned.

Duval County Public Schools will revert to a paid meal program for 37 schools in 2025-26, ending the universal free lunch provided since March 2020, except for eligible students and those at CEP schools. Breakfast remains free for all.

The article describes the weather forecast for Jacksonville, FL, predicting fluctuating conditions with sunshine, showers, and thunderstorms throughout the week.

A fire at Hagan Ace Hardware in Orange Park, FL hospitalized a firefighter and prompted a multi-department emergency response; Blanding Boulevard was closed overnight. The cause is under investigation.

Jacksonville's weather forecast promises sunshine with potential rain showers. The National Weather Service reports sunny days with highs in the low 90s and a chance of afternoon thunderstorms throughout the week.

Atlantic Beach unveils a renovated lifeguard station to enhance beach safety, boasting modern resources and public amenities while honoring its architectural heritage.

St. Johns County allocates $125,000 to support the operational costs of Veterans Village, a facility providing housing and services to military veterans.

Jacksonville Beach city offices will be closed on Memorial Day, May 26, 2025, with normal operations resuming the following day. Sanitation services remain unchanged.

Jacksonville announces Memorial Day closures of city offices and facilities, while pools open and certain services, like garbage collection, continue uninterrupted.