Jacksonville hosts diaper giveaways for new parents through local non-profits, with two events providing essential baby supplies on a first-come-first-served basis.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office arrested Josiah Martinez for the murder of Kenneth Mobley Jr., who was shot in a restaurant parking lot and later died from his injuries.

Abdul Robinson Sr. testified against his son, rapper Ksoo, identifying him as the shooter in Charles McCormick Jr.'s 2020 murder, with family ties challenged by legal duties and truth.

The Fernandina Beach Police Department was honored with 3rd Place in the Florida Law Enforcement Traffic Safety Challenge for their traffic safety efforts.

Mayport Road flyover at Atlantic Boulevard is closed overnight for two weeks for asphalt laying to improve safety, with detours via Florida Boulevard.

Jacksonville police arrested six individuals, resolving 11 cases, including a drive-by shooting that killed a Great Dane and involved a string of other shootings.

Extreme heat warning issued for parts of Florida and Georgia, with heat indices up to 116 degrees. Residents advised to stay hydrated, seek AC, and avoid strenuous activity.

Jacksonville Beach Police combat a trend in teen takeovers, highlighted in a Facebook post, referencing preventative actions and no recent violence in their area.

Free gardening workshops offer tips on eco-friendly landscaping, rainwater collection, pest control, and plant care in Duval County, Florida, with live and online options available.

Jacksonville activates Cooling Centers and offers free JTA rides to them, amid high temperatures, providing residents with access to cool libraries, community centers, pools, and splash pads.

St. Augustine and St. Johns County are preparing for flooding by holding workshops on FEMA funding, guided by QES. Residents can learn about the 2025 FMA application cycle.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office celebrated Back To School events, sharing their enthusiasm on Facebook despite the heat, enhancing community relations while preparing for the new academic year.

A group of 700 juveniles caused a disturbance at Jacksonville's Friendship Fountain Park; one was arrested for carrying a firearm. The JSO dispersed the crowd and reminded parents of their responsibilities and curfew laws.