St. Johns County intensifies efforts to balance tourism growth with preserving local culture and history, as the County Director and TDC Administrator foster strategic initiatives.

A Clay County home exploded due to a suspected gas leak, injuring two adults and two children who were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Investigation continues.

Jacksonville is hosting the JaxReady Fest in 2025 to educate locals on emergency preparedness with free admission, parking, and various hands-on activities.

St. Johns County plans an economic incentive agreement with AdventHealth for a new emergency department, expected to create 56 jobs with an $18 million investment.

Jacksonville is hosting the Earth Day Festival on April 22, 2025, at James Weldon Johnson Park to educate the community on sustainability, featuring Mayor Deegan and various activities.

A two-year-old in Jacksonville accidentally shot himself with an unsecured firearm on Easter Sunday, prompting the Sheriff's Office to stress gun safety and provide free gun locks.

Jacksonville, FL weather forecast includes partly sunny days with temperatures reaching high 80s, mild wind shifts, and a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms towards the end of the week.

Team Duval students attended a mental wellness summit focused on emotional well-being and coping strategies, featuring various engaging activities and mental health resources.

Jacksonville invites non-profits to a session on Public Service Grants to aid vulnerable populations, set for April 28th at Impact Church. Registration is required.

A teenager drowned at Hanna Park on Easter Sunday due to a suspected rip current; despite rescue efforts, he was pronounced dead at the hospital. No foul play is suspected.

A 22-year-old motorcyclist died after hitting a Corolla on I-295 near the Dames Point Bridge. The accident happened at 8:01 p.m., causing lane closures. The Corolla's driver had minor injuries.

Hastings will experience road closures during the Cabbage, Potato, and Bacon Festival on April 26-27, with North Main St and nearby roads affected, but not SR207.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office was involved in Easter festivities, including leading a parade and distributing food to families with Epic Cure, Inc., emphasizing community engagement.