A man in his 30s was shot dead at a Jacksonville apartment complex, leading to a precautionary lockout at nearby Westside High School. Multiple suspects were seen fleeing, and some individuals have been detained.

The Fort Mose Jazz & Blues Series returns with artists like Snarky Puppy and KEM from February 6-16, 2025, and aims to merge music with the history of the first free African settlement in the U.S.

St. Johns Housing Partnership marked one year since unveiling Patriot Place, an affordable housing project for veterans, with Commissioner Taylor and donor MountainStar Capital attending.

St. Johns Golf Club's Wes Tucker and Bea Mauricio receive awards from the PGA of America North Florida Section for their contributions to golf and community service.

Nicholas Amorim-Werner, a missing 15-year-old, was found safe after the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office conducted a search and publicized an alert for assistance.

Knife-wielding man threatens clerk during a convenience store robbery in Nocatee; suspect Clifton Givens apprehended nearby and faces multiple charges.

Jadarius Williams, wanted for armed robbery, was arrested after a chase initiated when a pawn shop clerk alerted the JSO, leading to non-life threatening injuries and an internal investigation.

Jacksonville faces winter disruptions; city offices and recreation centers will open with a delay on Jan 23, and the Snow Day event is postponed. Sanitation services are suspended, while Jacksonville Transit will modify its schedule.

Jacksonville faces cold weather with advisories in place for low temperatures, wind chills, and potential freezing drizzle. Rip current risks also affect coastal areas. Residents are advised to stay warm and cautious.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis declared a state of emergency to ensure access to early prescription refills, excluding Schedule II substances, during winter weather challenges.

Jacksonville adapts city services due to winter weather, affecting trash collection, recreational activities, and public transportation with delays and cancellations for safety.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office commemorates the 35th anniversary of Teryl Orcutt's unsolved death, continuing to seek justice and inviting public tips.

Jacksonville's Main Street, Hart, and Mathews Bridges have reopened after closures due to inclement weather, with officials urging continued caution on roads due to potential icy conditions from Winter Storm Enzo.