The Hastings neighborhood is celebrating the launch of its new Community Center and Library, set to be a cornerstone for local education and engagement.

St. Augustine is seeking a new Poet Laureate for 2025-2026 to engage with the community and represent the city's culture at events. Applications are open until December 30, 2024.

A Fort Lauderdale man, Kevin Karl Wills, Jr., pleaded guilty to conspiring in a Medicare fraud scheme related to COVID-19 test billing, facing forfeiture of his gains.

Dense fog in northeast Florida and coastal southeast Georgia reduces visibility for commuters, with a clear-up expected before 9 am. Evening showers and overnight fog could return, prompting caution on the roads.

The St. Augustine City Commission will hold its organizational meeting to swear in members, select a vice mayor, and establish operating rules. The first regular meeting will occur on December 9.

Lincolnville Park in St. Augustine, named after George and Ollie Smith, is to open on December 5, 2024, with a dedication to enhancing community well-being and fostering spirit.

The article describes the sunny weather forecast for Jacksonville, FL, with daily temperatures ranging from the low 50s to the low 80s and light winds throughout the week.

The FWC is investigating the death of a manatee found in a Largo canal, with local residents suspecting gunshot wounds. Officials are determining the cause of death.

The National Weather Service in Jacksonville, FL, forecasts sunny and fair weather with a gradual increase in temperatures, peaking near 80 degrees on Thanksgiving Day, and a slight chance of showers Thursday night.

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.