Jacksonville commemorated the 50th Black April anniversary, recognizing the shared sacrifices of US and Republic of Vietnam servicemen during the fall of Saigon.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office renews its appeal for information on the unsolved case of Dustin Minarik, who was killed 11 years ago after an argument.

Jacksonville invites local nonprofits to a free session on Public Service Grants to support adults and families in need, held today at Impact Church from 4 to 6pm.

The annual Opening of the Beaches Parade in Jacksonville Beach celebrates coastal living with a procession, invoking city preparations and impacting local businesses.

A crash on Solana Road in St. Johns County caused road closures and traffic delays, but the road was reopened later with no further details on the incident provided by officials.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office opens a new Stop Station in District 5 to help officers recharge, with amenities like report writing space and water refills, not for emergency reports.

High rip current risk in SE Georgia and NE Florida beaches; NWS Jacksonville warns beachgoers to be cautious, and provides safety tips and a mixed weather forecast with showers and potential thunderstorms.

Jacksonville motorcyclist dies in high-speed collision with SUV, marking the 12th motorcycle and 48th overall traffic fatality in the county.

Jacksonville Police are soliciting public help on social media to solve the 2014 murder of Dustin Minarik, a father of three, with a message urging anyone with information to come forward.

A Jacksonville officer, Robert Koste, part of a Behavioral Crisis Response Unit, also competes in charity hockey games, embodying the sheriff's office's community-focused and multifaceted approach.

The National Weather Service warns of high rip current risks along Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida beaches through late Monday night, advising caution for beachgoers.

Authorities found Kristie Lee Murray dead in Jacksonville, initiating a murder investigation that led to suspect Warren Abernathy's arrest, already jailed for burglary.

The Jacksonville Jaguars acquired two consecutive third-round picks in the 2025 NFL Draft and selected Travis Hunter at No. 2, after a trade with the Cleveland Browns.