The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office increased school security due to a threatening call at Landrum Middle School, leading to a hard lockdown and extensive law enforcement presence. No credible threat was found, but vigilance continues.

Lt. Jamie Graf was honored for 25 years with Nassau County Fire Rescue, acknowledging his dedication to the community and service at a busy fire station.

The City of Jacksonville celebrated the naturalization of 50 people from 33 countries, emphasizing unity and diversity at their World of Nations Celebration.

The Jacksonville Skyway will close for maintenance from February 24 to March 7, with shuttles operating in its place.

The National Weather Service predicts a rainy and cloudy start to the week in Jacksonville, with a high near 62 degrees and northeast winds. Rain chances decrease before more sunshine midweek and potential showers on Thursday.

A woman died after falling from a moving truck in Putnam County, with reports revealing she attempted to crawl through the window while the vehicle was in motion.

A man was fatally shot on Jacksonville's Westside; despite quick medical response, he died. JSO is investigating the case with no suspects or motives released yet.

Behrend Ludwig was arrested for shooting a juvenile at an Oakleaf soccer field, charged with attempted murder after what was called a "targeted attack."

Jacksonville's downtown traffic flow changes begin February 22 with the Adams & Forsyth Two-Way Mobility Project, shifting streets to a two-way, single-lane system.

Sheriff T.K. Waters and the JSO team conducted a Neighborhood Crime Prevention Walk in District 1, engaging with residents on community concerns, and committed to addressing identified issues.

A Jacksonville man with a prior conviction is arrested for new child sexual abuse material charges and could face 10 to 20 years in prison if convicted.

St. Johns County Sheriff's Office deputies voted against unionizing, with 180 against and 102 in favor, rejecting the Florida Fraternal Order of Police's proposition.

The Young-People Emerging Society (YES!) Summit invites Jacksonville's youth to discuss civic engagement at the city's main library, featuring speakers, panels, and breakout sessions.