The Duval County Supervisor of Elections Office has mailed out 61,359 vote-by-mail ballots for the November 5th General Election, with a deadline to request a mail ballot set for October 24th.

A Mexican national with a past drug conviction was sentenced to 46 months in prison for his third illegal reentry into the U.S. after being deported in 2018.

Jacksonville authorities are prioritizing education over immediate enforcement as a new law against public sleeping rolls out, with officers giving warnings and efforts to help find housing for the affected homeless population.

The Jacksonville Beach community, led by Angie's Subs owner Ed Malin, collected supplies for Hurricane Helene victims, demonstrating significant support and American solidarity.

The forecast in Jacksonville predicts a mix of sunny weather and potential rain, with varying chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week. Winds are expected to be mild to moderate.

Jacksonville is set to get a new inland surf park by late 2027, using Wavegarden Cove technology for authentic surfing experience away from the coast. The project also promises local economic growth and tourism.

Jacksonville's City Council will allocate $50 million to build a new Museum of Science and History on the Northbank riverfront, part of a capital improvement plan.

Clay County announces road and lane closures due to transportation projects, with updates available on the county website and online dashboard for areas including Middleburg, Green Cove Springs, and Lake Asbury.

Northeast Florida sheriff's offices are hosting a multi-agency law enforcement career fair on October 2 at the Thrasher-Horne Center to recruit for various positions.

A teen was critically injured in a hit-and-run on Blanding Boulevard, Jacksonville; police seek a white Toyota Yaris-like vehicle that fled the scene.

The article details Jacksonville's current overcast weather, high humidity, and the possibility of showers and thunderstorms, with a brief outlook for the coming days.

A health alert was issued for blue-green algae toxins in St. Johns River, advising the public to avoid contact with affected water and not to consume local shellfish or untreated water.

Clay County begins garbage service with FCC Environmental Services on October 1, replacing Waste Management and ending curbside recycling due to costs.