Russ Davis was recognized at a JTA board meeting for his advocacy and improvement efforts in Jacksonville's public transportation, particularly for people with disabilities.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office officers saved a young person on a highway ledge, emphasizing the importance of mental health and promoting the 988 Lifeline.

Charges against Demaurea Grant in Officer Brad McNew's fatal shooting were upgraded to first-degree murder. Makayla Huggins was indicted as an accessory.

Jacksonville recognizes top readers in the Mayor's literacy initiative, celebrating millions of minutes read and linking reading to future development.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office arrested a driver for DUI who mixed muscle relaxers with alcohol. They emphasize the dangers of impaired driving with any substance.

JSO's Operation Safe Passage connects at-risk juveniles with community resources to help them exit gang violence, facilitated by partnerships with vetted faith-based organizations.

A St. Augustine man, Derrick Walden, 42, received a 5.5-year federal prison sentence for illegal gun possession as a felon, which stemmed from a larger narcotics investigation.

Construction resumes at the RISE Doro apartments in Jacksonville a year after a fire, with developers focused on rebuilding stronger despite the $60 million loss and uncertain fire cause.

Jacksonville, FL forecast shows a warming trend with mainly sunny skies and mild winds, reaching highs near 71°F today and up to 80°F by Friday, with a chance of showers Friday night.

Jacksonville introduces the PAWS program, in collaboration with The Arc Jacksonville and Florida State College, to provide animal care job training for individuals with developmental differences.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is hosting a charity boxing event to raise funds for an all-accessible playground, featuring law enforcement and firefighters.

Atlantic Beach plans to allow two-way bicycle traffic on previously one-way Beach Avenue, improving safety and convenience for cyclists with new signage.

Jacksonville Beach introduces a paid parking program effective from March 1, 2025, with costs up to $12 daily, $15 during events, and free options for locals.