Jacksonville Police Department opens a warming station at the Public Safety Complex Municipal Courtroom due to extreme cold, from 6 p.m. Tuesday to 7 a.m. Wednesday.

A woman, Tiffany Hibbs, died in a house fire in Jacksonville, Arkansas, despite swift response efforts by police and firefighters. No foul play is suspected.

St. Johns County Sheriff's Office warns of a text message scam impersonating Sheriff Hardwick and urges residents to be cautious and report suspicious messages.

A student from Fruit Cove Middle School was critically injured after being hit by a car while biking to school on Race Track Road. She was airlifted to the hospital.

St. Augustine will celebrate its 42nd Annual Arbor Day with a ceremony, tree planting, and free sapling distribution on January 17, 2025, at Plaza de la Constitución. Mayor Sikes-Kline and officials will speak, and there will be a choir performance.

Nathan Williams, a defense attorney, was arrested for allegedly smuggling drugs into Duval County Jail, facing eight felony charges as part of "Operation Stamp Collection."

Duval County's School Board settles for $365,000 with a former student who alleged sexual misconduct by a teacher, with a call for greater transparency on such issues.

A Jacksonville man pleaded guilty to federal drug trafficking, potentially facing 10 years to life in prison. His arrest involved the seizure of drugs, cash, and a firearm. The case is part of Operation Ice Drop targeting high-level traffickers.

Two separate fires in Jacksonville result in the deaths of two women, extensive property damage, and the displacement of multiple residents and pets, with ongoing investigations into the causes.

Jacksonville activates its Warming Center plan due to freezing temperatures, with the Legends Center providing shelter and local organizations extending services.

The Jacksonville Police collaborates with Central Alabama Crimestoppers to encourage anonymous crime reporting, promoting community involvement in law enforcement.

Jacksonville Beach Police seek public aid in identifying a person of interest from a May 27, 2024, shooting. They shared surveillance images and contact details for tips.

John A. Crawford retires as Nassau County Clerk, with Mitch Keiter succeeding him, indicating a democratic transition and local government continuity.