Colin Tarbert has been appointed as the new CEO of the Downtown Investment Authority with an annual salary of $297,000, following unanimous board approval.

St. Johns County's Bartram Trail Library is hosting a cat adoption event to rehome various cats and showcase their personalities, encouraging locals to adopt.

Over 20 missing children were rescued in Northeast Florida by the INTERCEPT Task Force and NCPTF with help from the Tim Tebow Foundation and various law enforcement agencies.

Jacksonville expects warm, wet weather with a high of 93 degrees and a 40% chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Evening activities may also see some rain.

Neptune Beach, Florida, is seeking CPA firms to audit its financial statements for 2025-2027, with a deadline for proposals set at the fiscal year's end on September 30.

Cassandra Brown, a 66-year-old Jacksonville woman, was shot dead in what her family believes could be retaliation for her role as a trial witness; no arrests have been made. She had previously reported vandalism and threats.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office, led by Sheriff Michelle Cook, emphasized their dual approach to combating drugs and aiding recovery in a social media post, highlighting partnerships and community events for support.

The Baker County Sheriff's Office warns of increasing phone scams where fraudsters mimic officials to extort money or personal information using spoof numbers and urgency.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office announced the death of K9 Bane, a service dog who succumbed to an aggressive illness. Bane served with distinction, assisting in numerous arrests and narcotics seizures.

St. Johns County Council on Aging launches a free weekend shuttle service to Vilano Beach from June 21 to July 27, easing parking stress for beachgoers.

A Jacksonville man's truck was burglarized by a woman who stole sunglasses and prescription pills; the Sheriff's Office seeks her identity and reminds residents to lock their vehicles.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office will close its buildings on Juneteenth, June 19, 2025, while essential services like Patrol Division and Communications Center remain operational.

Jacksonville announces Juneteenth closures of city offices and facilities, with regular waste collection and some parks and recreational facilities remaining operational.