A traffic stop in Clay County led to a drug bust, with deputies seizing meth, cocaine, and marijuana, resulting in two Jacksonville individuals facing trafficking charges.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office announced the successful certification of two new K9 teams after an intensive 480-hour training, enhancing patrol capabilities and interagency cooperation.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida celebrated the first Florida Sheriffs Women's Leadership Academy, aimed at empowering female law enforcement officers to advance in leadership roles.

A car-motorcycle crash near World Golf Village has caused serious injuries and traffic issues, with one airlifted to the hospital and ongoing investigations.

The Jacksonville City Council voted 12-5 to adopt a policy increasing local enforcement against illegal immigration, sparking a mixed response from the community.

JEA customers in Northeast Florida face a 3.7% utility rate increase starting April 1, with the possibility of their monthly bills rising from $2 to $10 depending on usage; a second hike of 5.1% is expected in October.

JSO seeks public help on social media to identify a female suspect involved in a violent crime on March 17 in the Mixon Town area. They provide contact information for tips.

Douglas Anderson School of the Arts introduced a new Arts Entrepreneurship course to teach students business skills relevant to their creative careers.

The National Weather Service in Jacksonville, FL predicts sunny days with highs around 79°F, clear nights with lows mid-50s, and a chance of weekend thunderstorms.

Atlantic Beach offers a program on reducing plastic use, featuring a presentation by Beaches Go Green Founder Anne Marie Moquin, aiming to encourage sustainability practices among residents.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office is promoting K9 Tonic in a K9 March Madness Tournament and is inviting citizens to vote online to support their K9 unit.

De'Quan Franks is sentenced to 4.5 years for illegal firearm possession, including a modified pistol. The case was part of Project Safe Neighborhoods.

St. Johns County is enhancing public safety with a new fire station and sheriff's substation in Flagler Estates, aiming to improve emergency response times and services for the community.