The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is investigating a bank robbery at Ameris Bank on US-1 South with no injuries reported and seeks public help to find the thin-built male suspect who wore goggles.

The National Weather Service has issued a high rip current risk advisory for Southeast Georgia and Northeast Florida, urging swimmers to take safety precautions.

Kristin Rehler, the special agent in charge of the FBI's Jacksonville Division, is retiring after over 29 years of service, with her career ending on April 17, 2025.

Kaegan Mckenna Roberts was awarded the 2025 STEM Scholarship by the Florida Sheriff’s Association for her academic achievements and potential in STEM, recognized by the Baker County Sheriff's Office.

A deputy-involved shooting occurred at Cobblestone at Eagle Harbor in Clay County, Florida; no deputies were injured, but the suspect is hospitalized. Details are pending as the investigation continues.

The Jacksonville City Council passed a bill banning food trucks at gas stations to reduce fire risks, though some council members questioned the evidence behind the decision.

A four-year-old autistic boy drowned in a Baymeadows pond; the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office confirmed the death after a search involving K9s and drones. They urged public safety awareness.

A deputy rescued a dog from a hot car in a Florida parking lot, breaking the window after the animal was left for over 15 minutes and showed signs of heat stress.

31 Duval County Public School seniors are National Merit Scholarship Finalists, chosen from 1.3 million applicants for their academic excellence and test scores.

Jacksonville's forecast includes sunny days and potential thunderstorms, with temperatures ranging from 60 to 89 degrees Fahrenheit.

St. Johns County announced a public meeting on April 10 to discuss a new Fire Station 22 and Sheriff’s Operation Center, seeking community input on the project slated to start in Spring 2025.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office is recognizing National Crime Victims' Rights Week by spotlighting their victim advocates and the new Victim Advocates Suite designed to comfort and assist individuals affected by crime.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida will host the 2025 LETR for the Special Olympics on May 2nd, encouraging public participation and support.