Jacksonville's Beaches area is on rabies alert after a coyote tested positive. Residents are advised to follow safety guidelines and report stray animals or rabies exposure.

A small plane crashed in a cabbage field in Hastings, St. Johns County, with the pilot suffering minor injuries and hospitalized; authorities are investigating the accident.

Orange Park Police are intensifying efforts to locate missing teens Tayshawn Dennis and another person, Persinger.

St. Augustine's King Street will face delays due to water main improvements starting May 5. Traffic detours will be guided by MOT signs and flagmen for safety.

Duval County's food truck community honored Charles Faggart, a fellow owner who died after an incident in jail, where he struggled against restraints and was pepper-sprayed. Investigations into his death are ongoing.

The National Weather Service forecasts varied weather for Jacksonville, FL, including rain, thunderstorms, and highs near 86°F. Winds could be breezy with gusts up to 23 mph.

A man was arrested after his 2-year-old son accidentally shot himself with an unsecured gun in Jacksonville; he is charged with child neglect and culpable negligence.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office released details and footage of a non-fatal officer-involved shooting of Andreas Wetzel on April 20th, inciting reviews on the use of force.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office invites public feedback for its reaccreditation process via a CALEA® comment portal available from May 2 to July 1, 2025.

JSO Officer Zheng fatally shot a man armed with butcher knives during a violent incident, after the assailant refused to comply and posed a threat. The officer is now on administrative leave, and the State Attorney's Office is investigating.

Jacksonville's weekly weather forecast includes sunny days, potential thunderstorms, and varying temperatures with significant rain chances towards the weekend.

A woman was fatally hit by a tow truck while on an e-bike in Jacksonville; she is the city's 50th traffic death in 2023. No impairment is suspected; investigations continue.

St. Augustine City officials announce public meetings in May to discuss event management, including the annual Nights of Lights, focusing on mobility issues and community feedback.