Agencies responded to a boat fire in St. John's County, swiftly extinguishing it with no injuries, highlighting the importance of water safety and preparedness.

Jermaine Carter was arrested in St. Johns County on charges of drug trafficking, including violation of probation, after detectives found drugs and firearms at his residence.

Jacksonville celebrates National Travel and Tourism Week, highlighting local attractions and businesses, recognizing tourism's importance to the local economy.

A woman was struck and killed by a car on U.S. 1 in Jacksonville, with the driver calling for help but not facing immediate charges. Traffic was disrupted during the investigation.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is taking action to prevent hot car deaths of children, enforcing laws, advocating vigilance, and partnering with safety advocates.

A man drowned at Fort George Inlet, and his body was found after a joint search by various agencies. The incident appears accidental, with the Medical Examiner determining the cause of death.

Jacksonville police officers rescued a duckling from a storm grate, an act caught on body-worn cameras and highlighted on JSO's social media, showing a softer side of law enforcement.

A man died in a police-involved shooting after a domestic dispute on Jacksonville's Westside, with the officer responding to an aggressive altercation. The incident is under investigation.

Jacksonville, FL, forecasts a sunny start to the week, followed by increasing chances of showers and thunderstorms towards the weekend, with highs in the 80s and lows around 70.

Jacksonville's Beaches area is on rabies alert after a coyote tested positive. Residents are advised to follow safety guidelines and report stray animals or rabies exposure.

A small plane crashed in a cabbage field in Hastings, St. Johns County, with the pilot suffering minor injuries and hospitalized; authorities are investigating the accident.

Orange Park Police are intensifying efforts to locate missing teens Tayshawn Dennis and another person, Persinger.

St. Augustine's King Street will face delays due to water main improvements starting May 5. Traffic detours will be guided by MOT signs and flagmen for safety.