The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is seeking help to find Lia Tweten, last seen with Alejandro Diaz-Laugart, possibly in her red Mazda 6, Minnesota plate RHZ491.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office seeks public help to find a black SUV involved in a critical hit and run. A 24-year-old was struck; tips may lead to a reward.

The NWS forecasts mixed weather for Jacksonville, with sun and possible thunderstorms, highs around 87 degrees, and increasing chances for rain towards Sunday.

A teen from Fleming Island High was critically injured after being hit by a car while crossing the road. The district has dispatched a crisis team to the school. No charges have been reported.

Two Jacksonville men face life imprisonment if convicted of multiple armed robberies, as part of Operation Take Back America's crackdown on violent crime and illegal immigration.

Experience old Florida at Bartram Living History Festival in Alpine Groves Park with historical reenactments, crafts, music, and food trucks on May 3rd.

St. Johns County Clerk's office held a webinar on public record access, now available online, teaching how to use their digital tools to find records.

Jacksonville man Sean Reed is arrested again for drug dealing, with authorities seizing drugs, firearms, and cash from his home just months after a previous arrest.

Jacksonville's weather forecast includes sunny days, occasional showers, and thunderstorms with temperatures ranging from mid-60s to high 80s according to NWS.

Atlantic Beach seeks $1.08 million in federal funds for six dune walkovers, inviting public input on the project aimed at improving access and protecting the coastline.

Atlantic Beach hosts an Open House to involve residents in the creation of a Safety Action Plan to reduce crashes, with a community gathering on May 6 at City Hall.

Atlantic Beach officials warn of coyote attacks after multiple encounters and urge residents to be cautious, follow safety guidelines, and report sightings to authorities.

Upcoming maintenance at Jarboe Park will temporarily close courts for repairs from April 28 to May 2 and again from May 12 to May 16, with facilities remaining open outside these periods.