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.

Clay County participates in Operation Green Light for Veterans, lighting up landmarks in green and coordinating outfits to honor military service members.

The inaugural Veterans Day 5K in Clay County, hosted by the Veterans Council and County Commissioners, starts at Oakleaf Community Park on November 9 at 8:00 AM. The event features running, festivities, and supports veterans.

News4Jax's feature on St. Johns firefighters' battle for disability benefits, "After The Smoke Clears," is nominated for a Suncoast Chapter Emmy Award.

Jacksonville man "Nuke" received a 21-year sentence for meth trafficking, with assets seized. FBI and local law enforcement collaboration led to his kilogram-level supplier arrest.

The National Weather Service warns of high rip current risks at Northeast Florida beaches despite a sunny forecast, urging caution for swimmers due to potentially dangerous conditions.

Jacksonville officer John Burgos has been arrested on charges of battery and false imprisonment of a crime victim while on duty. His police powers are revoked, and termination proceedings have begun.

Fortune Plaza in Jacksonville sold for $6.5 million to Holley Capital LLC, with NAI Hallmark managing the property, which includes available leasing space on the fourth floor.

The JEA board is under investigation for potential Sunshine Law violations involving discussions on CEO leadership changes, with the Office of Inspector General forwarding the matter to the State Attorney.