The National Weather Service issued an advisory for possible showers and thunderstorms in Jacksonville, Florida, with a high rip current risk on the beaches. The week's forecast is mostly sunny with highs of 79-84 degrees.

Jacksonville man, Avery Leach, won $2 million from a Florida Lottery scratch-off ticket, choosing a $1,280,000 lump sum payout. The ticket was bought at Circle K, which earned a $4,000 commission. Two top prizes are still available in the game.

Olympic champion Caeleb Dressel will be celebrated at the Christmas on Walnut Street event in Green Cove Springs, featuring a parade and holiday activities on December 7, 2024.

The meeting on the development plan for Taum Sauk Mountain State Park has been rescheduled to December 7 due to flooding. Public input on the park's future is encouraged.

A 42-year-old motorcyclist died in a crash with a sedan on St. Johns Bluff Road in Jacksonville. The incident took place early Tuesday and led to road closures.

JSO arrests Ms'Tayari Chaka Cohen for the 2022 stabbing death of 18-year-old Laniya Frederick in Jacksonville.

A Jacksonville polling location closed briefly due to a suspicious package, which was later deemed safe and operations resumed; affected voters were redirected elsewhere.

A Palatka man, Vance Perry, is indicted for trying to illegally buy firearms, making false statements about his criminal history in the purchase attempts.

Karlotta Dowdy was arrested for a fatal hit-and-run involving Edward White High School senior Alaysha Williams.

51-year-old Nathaniel James Holmes from Jacksonville faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted of making interstate threats, including against specific individuals and racial groups.

The NWS issued a coastal flood advisory for Jacksonville, FL, warning of minor flooding, rip currents, and advising caution during travel and swimming.

Jacksonville's Get Covered Jax! 2024 campaign, led by Mayor Donna Deegan, aims to simplify healthcare enrollment and reduce the number of uninsured. The previous campaign saw a 34% decrease in uninsured residents.

A Jacksonville man was sentenced to 35 years for producing and distributing child sexual abuse materials, engaging in online exploitation, and hacking surveillance devices.