Fernandina Beach is implementing temporary traffic pattern changes due to North 2nd St road repairs between Centre St and Alachua St. The police advised seeking alternative routes starting April 7 at 7 AM.

A Palm Coast man, 65, died in a head-on crash in Flagler County when a 19-year-old's SUV crossed the lane and hit his pickup truck; neither wore seatbelts.

SJSO's Tolbert and Kroul were lauded for busting a scheme by "Ghost," who extorted young females, leading to the arrest and 18-year sentence of Jose Pinto Florez.

The Tri-County Agricultural Task Force from three Florida counties escorted large farm equipment safely, underscoring law enforcement's support for local agriculture.

Jacksonville Sheriff and team will meet locals in District 5 for a community walk to address concerns and improve relations on Saturday at 10:30 a.m., starting at 900 Canal Street.

New correctional officers graduate to serve at Duval County Jail after completing intense academy training, announced by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office.

Jacksonville weather is to rapidly change from sunny and warm to stormy, with a forecast of 90 degrees followed by thunderstorms and a temperature drop to 59 degrees. The rest of the week will see mostly sunny conditions with temperatures in the 70s.

A man has been arrested by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office for a double homicide in 2023, involving Donte'ris Woods and Kyliah James. He faces murder and arson charges.

Jacksonville law enforcement participated in the annual Torch Run to support Special Olympics Florida, raising $4,500 for the athletes. Various agencies joined the one-mile relay that culminates in the State Summer Games' opening ceremony.

The Gators beat Auburn 79-73 to reach the National Championship Game, with Clayton's 34 points leading the victory. Houston won against Duke with a strong defense.

The National Weather Service forecasts mixed weather for Jacksonville, including sunshine, possible showers, strong winds, and a high rip current risk on beaches.

A Guatemalan national, Samuel Ortiz-Ordonez, was indicted for illegal reentry into the U.S. after deportation, facing a potential two-year prison sentence.

Three Orlando men pleaded guilty to conducting a fraudulent scheme to avoid payroll taxes and workers' comp insurance in construction, omitting $146 million in wages.