NATG Inc. bought Serenata Beach Club at auction for $1.5 million, amid controversies over unpaid staff wages. They plan to stabilize operations and eventually let members own the club.

Jacksonville announces a college baseball game between the Jacksonville University Dolphins and the University of Florida Gators during Georgia-Florida football weekend, with excitement from both coaches.

A Jacksonville Sheriff's Officer, Brian Housend, is facing charges including armed kidnapping and stalking, and has been suspended with termination proceedings underway.

Fernandina Beach declared a local state of emergency due to extreme rainfall overwhelming the city's stormwater system, causing widespread flooding and infrastructure issues.

The National Weather Service maintains a Flood Watch for Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia due to potential flash flooding from continued rainfall.

Clay County invites public input on enhancements to Doctors Lake Park and Moody Avenue Park, with meetings set for September 25 to discuss proposed upgrades and grant opportunities from FRDAP. Written comments are open until September 27, 2024.

The Florida Highway Patrol is seeking a driver in a fatal hit-and-run, involving a pedestrian on I-95 in Jacksonville, involving a black or gray 2016-2019 Ford Explorer.

Multiple students in Northeast Florida have been arrested for making threats against schools, with 9 additional arrests in Broward County for similar offenses.

A 3-year-old gorilla named Kevin at Jacksonville Zoo died from a Shigella infection, making it the fourth loss in a bacterial outbreak affecting the facility's primates.

Anthony Rodriguez, Jr. pleads guilty to federal firearms charges and may face up to 15 years in prison with the forfeiture of his weapon and ammunition.

JSO is seeking two teens for the fatal shooting of Harold Patterson. Patterson was killed after an altercation with the suspects, whose descriptions have been released. A reward is offered for information.

St. Johns County opened Fire Station 11 and the Sheriff's Office Operations Center, a $10.5M complex to enhance community safety services, with a public ceremony on September 7.

Fernandina Beach is experiencing unusual flooding, affecting daily life and raising concerns about drainage infrastructure under heavy rain. Officials use pumps to mitigate water buildup while residents cope with submerged public spaces.