Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier sued TikTok and ByteDance, accusing the app of allowing underage accounts and misleading parents about harmful content. The 66‑page complaint seeks injunctions and penalties under the state’s minors‑protection law.

Bold City Brewery will close its Downtown taproom on June 27 and move brewing equipment to its Rosselle production facility.

Florida’s high court issued a reprimand for Kenneth Chesebro instead of suspending him, citing Georgia’s First Offender Act and prompting a sharp dissent from Justice Jorge Labarga.

Fruit Cove nonprofit Noah's Agape Café says it's moving and is asking for donations and volunteers to keep its job-training programs for people with special needs.

A woman in her mid-50s was found dead after a hit-and-run on West 8th Street in Hogan’s Creek; JSO says investigators are seeking witnesses and video.

A man found stabbed Monday on Atlantic Boulevard west of I‑295 died at a hospital, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office says. Detectives have opened a probe and are seeking tips.

Former state senator Annette Taddeo launched a bid for Florida CFO, pledging to take on insurance companies and make the office a watchdog for homeowners.

A midday shooting in Palm Coast’s B‑Section sent one person to AdventHealth; deputies say the incident was isolated and the investigation is active.

A WalletHub analysis puts Florida 10th for fast‑food spending as a share of income; the three‑item basket costs about $24.80, highlighting rising menu prices.

GreenPointe's master plan would add nearly 3,300 homes around Lake Asbury, with a central 'Lodge' amenity expected this fall and buildout running into the 2040s.

Hot and humid today with widely scattered thunderstorms this afternoon; heat index may top 100°F. Expect downpours and gusty winds, especially 2–5 p.m.

A person was taken to hospital after a car was struck by lightning Saturday at Fish Tales near Fort McAllister Marina in Richmond Hill; injuries are unknown.

A Fort Myers federal judge ordered the immediate release of Dmitrii Iastrebov after finding the government ignored a prior court mandate. The decision gives him 48 hours to be freed and criticizes the agency's reversal.