A man from Georgia was indicted for attempting to meet and solicit a minor for sex, following an undercover sting involving an agent posing as a 14-year-old girl.

Altercations involving JSO officers tasing and punching fans at the Georgia-Florida football game have sparked public concern and prompted an investigation.

Jacksonville, FL experiences warm and humid weather, with a high of 82 degrees and a rip current warning along the coast. There's a slight chance of showers later and persistent east winds.

St. Augustine's annual recycle event on November 15 offers free, eco-friendly disposal of documents, electronics, and other items, excluding TVs and hazardous materials.

The NWS has issued a high-risk warning for rip currents on Northeast Florida beaches, effective until tonight, with a mixed forecast of sun, breezes, and scattered showers.

A man was fatally hit by an SUV while crossing New Berlin Road in Jacksonville; he was not using a crosswalk and the driver was not impaired. This marks the city's 35th pedestrian death of the year.

Clay County announces road closures due to transportation projects. The Bonded Transportation Program aims to upgrade roads in Middleburg, Green Cove Springs, and Lake Asbury, affecting local traffic with lane closures and detours.

Nathaniel James Holmes was arrested by the FBI in Jacksonville after threatening to kill Jewish and African American people, after a three-hour standoff.

The National Weather Service has issued a high rip current risk warning for Northeast Florida beaches through Sunday night, urging caution for swimmers.

Major improvements on New Bridge Street, including storm drains, sidewalks, and medians, are underway, with further developments expected to complete by December.

Jacksonville will keep hosting the Georgia-Florida college football game until 2031, with interim games in Atlanta (2026) and Tampa (2027) during EverBank Stadium renovations.

St. Johns County's "Get Hooked" anti-litter campaign won the Savvy and Diamond Awards for its effectiveness in environmental stewardship at a national conference.

Officer John Burgos of the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office faces charges of false imprisonment and battery following an incident at a domestic violence call. He has been suspended without pay and faces termination.