Nassau County commemorates March as National Procurement Month, praising procurement professionals for efficient use of taxpayer money, aligning with BOCC policy.

Bridge to Success Academy students launched a literary magazine titled 'The Falcons' to showcase their personal stories and triumphs in academic recovery within an alternative school setting.

Contractor damages a water main near I-295 in San Jose, causing service disruptions and traffic detours for repairs.

Mexican national Juan Carlos Ruiz-Diaz faces federal prison after being indicted for illegal reentry into the U.S., marking his seventh removal and third potential conviction for this offense.

Jacksonville, Florida, dedicated a historic marker to Johnnie Mae Chappell, a victim of racial murder in 1964. The ceremony at Lincoln Villa Senior Center acknowledged the city's racial violence history.

Citizens Property Insurance is moving its office from downtown Jacksonville to the Southside suburbs in 2026 for security reasons. The new location was the former Florida Coastal School of Law.

Four suspects arrested in Jacksonville in connection with the fatal shooting of 7-year-old Breon Allen Jr. and the wounding of Lafayette Mango; charges include murder and attempted murder.

Atlantic Beach has partnered with USTA Florida to improve local tennis facilities and programs, seeking community feedback at a recent event and via email until March 31.

An officer was injured in an incident in Jacksonville; no current danger to the community as reported by the Sheriff's Office. Further details are pending.

Four men were arrested in connection with the shooting of 7-year-old Breon Allen Jr. in Jacksonville, with charges including Second Degree Murder and Attempted First Degree Murder.

The article describes the upcoming weather forecast for Jacksonville, with various conditions including sunshine, potential showers, and warm temperatures.

Six foreign nationals were indicted for re-entering the US illegally after previous deportations, potentially facing two years in federal prison if convicted.

A woman is critically injured after shooting at Jacksonville officers, who returned fire. The incident occurred as she allegedly attempted suicide; six officers are now on leave pending investigation.