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.

St. Augustine voted to shorten their Nights of Lights festival from 65 to 57 days to ease holiday traffic while considering resident and business concerns.

A 15-year-old autistic boy, Travis McCrimager Jr., was found safe in Jacksonville after a community-wide search involving residents and law enforcement.

St. Johns County introduces its first Strategic Plan with six priorities, focusing on community trust, economic growth, and conservation. The plan, driven by public input, aims for adaptable and measurable progress over five years.

A third victim, a child, was recovered by the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office from the St. Johns River after a boat capsized near the Dames Point Bridge.

The article describes the weather forecast for Jacksonville, Florida, with sunny days, comfortable temperatures, and breezy conditions expected over the coming week.

St. Johns County authorities are searching for the last missing individual after a boat capsized on the St. Johns River, in cooperation with other agencies.

Jacksonville launches a program to support disabled entrepreneurs with workshops, mentorship, and networking. It's an eight-week course at the public library, aiming to help disabled individuals start and grow businesses.

The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office introduces K9 Merica, trained in explosive detection, and her partner Deputy Wright. They recently worked at the Daytona 500.

JTA is hosting a job fair on March 27th to help veterans find civilian jobs, in collaboration with DAV | RecruitMilitary at the Schultz Center in Jacksonville, FL.

St. Johns County Public Works team honored for their achievements at the APWA Equipment Road-eo, with Bryce Dukes and Freddie Badger as notable winners.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office warns drivers to obey school zone speed limits and stay off phones, enforcing safety as students return after spring break.