The JSO released a briefing on an officer-involved shooting under investigation, promising transparency but withholding judgment pending investigation outcomes.

Jacksonville will experience a cool front with varying temperatures and conditions. Expect sunny days ahead, with cooler mornings and warmer highs by next week.

A fire in Jacksonville's Mid-Westside left one dead and two firefighters injured, with the local community mourning the loss of a well-regarded resident.

Deputy Jayde Glines rescued two women from a sinking car, as seen in bodycam footage. The St. Johns County officer acted swiftly, pulling them from their car before it submerged.

The St. Johns County Parks and Recreation partners with the Palm Valley Community Association for the Palm Valley Boat Parade, enhancing the event with a $5,000 budget increase for amenities.

The city is hosting a blood drive on December 6th with incentives for donors, including an eGift card and re-usable cups, along with a health checkup.

Downtown Jacksonville's December Art Walk on Dec. 4 will feature a holiday celebration with a tree lighting ceremony, performances, and a Winter Wonderland at Snyder Memorial Church.

A Jacksonville man with a prior child porn conviction pleaded guilty to producing child sexual abuse material and could face 25 to 50 years in prison.

The National Weather Service issued a frost advisory for Jacksonville, FL, due to expected low temperatures and potential frost that could damage sensitive vegetation.

Jacksonville authorities are seeking suspects for linked arson cases where Molotov cocktails were used to attack a home and a shed, causing significant damage and impacting livelihoods.

Duval County Public School parents must choose new schools for their kids due to three elementary school closures amid a $1.4 billion deficit and student population loss.

Anheuser-Busch invests $10 million in its Jacksonville brewery, aimed at improving efficiency and quality as part of its commitment to local economic growth.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is set to increase law enforcement presence to enhance cyclist and pedestrian safety through a targeted enforcement program funded by a $111,415.68 contract.