Governor Ron DeSantis extends Florida's Gulf Red Snapper fishing season by 17 days to provide recreational opportunities post-hurricanes Helene and Milton.

A Jacksonville postal carrier pleaded guilty to credit card fraud and mail theft, facing up to 15 years in prison after being caught on video using stolen cards.

Former Jacksonville detective Josue Garriga sentenced to over 24 years imprisonment for sexually exploiting a minor he met at church, involving use of his official vehicle for unlawful acts.

A Jacksonville man has been indicted on five money laundering charges, risking 20 years per count, after transacting with undercover agents posing as drug traffickers.

The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny week in Jacksonville, Florida, with steadily rising temperatures, reaching a high of 79 by Thanksgiving Day, and a slight chance of showers on Friday.

St. Johns County announces closures of its government offices, including libraries, during Thanksgiving. Services like waste collection also to be affected.

St. Johns County has launched a $21 million workforce development initiative, including a new educational campus for vocational training, aiming to create over 550 jobs.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office released bodycam footage of an officer-involved shooting of Cerry Banks, who was allegedly involved in a confrontation after trying to meet a minor.

The Jacksonville Light Boat Parade is set to illuminate the St. Johns River on Nov 30, 2024, featuring a festive boat display and fireworks, with enhanced activities along the Southbank.

Spencer Ross Pearson, who pled guilty to stabbing his ex-girlfriend and her mother, is set for sentencing with his defense citing CTE from playing football as a factor in his behavior.

Jacksonville residents are experiencing a cold spell with sunny days ahead, highs around 61-77 degrees Fahrenheit and brisk northwest winds, with a warmer trend expected by Thanksgiving.

Jacksonville will host the 38th Annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Breakfast on January 17, with Florida Blue presenting and Pulitzer Prize-winner Jonathan Eig as the keynote speaker.

Jacksonville ranks fifth among U.S. cities attracting college-educated residents, with a gain of 5,310 in 2023, reflective of its affordability, job opportunities, and strategic urban planning.