A1A South's southbound lane in St. Johns County will close from March 31 to April 17, 2025, due to utility work. Detours will be provided. Traffic can still pass, but caution is advised.

Alquan Suydam was fatally shot by Jacksonville police after he allegedly attacked his pregnant girlfriend and drew a gun on officers. The incident is under investigation.

JSO updated on a Northside officer-involved shooting where officers shot armed Tiffany Leigh after she fired at them; Leigh was hospitalized. Investigation ongoing.

The National Weather Service in Jacksonville, FL, predicts a partly sunny day with a chance of thunderstorms and highs near 86 degrees, transitioning into a mild evening with possible showers.

A Florida man with a prior CSAM conviction received a 15-year federal sentence for distributing such content on social media, followed by supervised release.

The Clay County Fair is coming, and the Sheriff's Office advises using the SaferWatch App for a hassle-free experience and warns of heavy traffic and strict no-parking enforcement. Safety is a priority with on-site enforcement officers.

Clay County law enforcement successfully coordinated a chase, utilizing a drone and K9 unit to apprehend a fleeing suspect who surrendered after being outmaneuvered.

Jacksonville's iconic Friendship Fountain is closing temporarily for maintenance from April 1, 2025, with plans to reopen by April 14.

A brush fire in St. Johns County was contained after burning 40 acres, with no reported structural damage or injuries, thanks to the efforts of multiple agencies and vigilant monitoring by emergency personnel.

St. Johns County celebrated the groundbreaking for a new fire station and sheriff's office in Flagler Estates, a $3.8 million project that will enhance emergency response times.

The National Weather Service in Jacksonville, FL warns of mixed weather, including thunderstorms and fog, with variable temperatures and a rip current warning for swimmers.

Brentwood residents protest against a decision by Jacksonville city leaders to turn a local building into a small business center, feeling their input was ignored.

Clay County man, James Davis, faces federal drug and firearm charges with a possible maximum sentence of 55 years for meth distribution and possession as a felon.