Don Brewer Elementary held its final last day Thursday; students will join Merrill Road Elementary in August and the Don Brewer campus will become GRASP Academy.

Three people were charged after a Martin County burglary probe uncovered an alleged retail-theft ring that prosecutors say stole tools across 13 counties and fenced them in Miami-Dade.

A Pack da Park community event in Woodbine ended in gunfire in April; one man died and Camden County deputies are asking attendees to check video and submit tips.

Benjamin Todd Daley, 46, died in a Jacksonville hospital while in JSO custody. The sheriff’s office says it is investigating and awaiting the Medical Examiner’s report.

A 12‑acre St. Johns riverfront estate at 5575 S San Pablo Road closed for about $16.5 million, one of the area's biggest local sales this year.

Catalyst data and service reports show Duval County rents have climbed faster than senior incomes, pushing thousands of older renters into deep housing strain.

Three people were fatally stabbed Thursday on Jacksonville's Westside near Exodus Way. Authorities say the case is being investigated and are asking anyone with information to call in tips.

A 23‑year‑old San Mateo woman was arrested after investigators say medical records showed an infant in her care sustained about 10 suspected fractures in under a year. Authorities say home video contradicted the suspect’s account.

Neighbors at Tamaya Market are opposing a Bark Street Puppies shop, citing BBB complaints and a 3,600+‑signature petition while the company says it’s permitted and vetted.

Arthur Lee Cofield Jr., accused of an $11 million prison heist, was reported missing from the Jesup federal camp and is the focus of a federal manhunt. Authorities say he walked away from the minimum‑security satellite camp.

A Flagler County jury has ordered $8.64M for Jo’Relle Deleston after a 2022 I‑95 rollover that left him with a broken neck and lasting injuries. Attorneys displayed dashcam footage at trial.

Showers and thunderstorms are likely today with heavy downpours and localized flooding possible. Expect slowed commutes and beach flags.

Pinellas Park's Facebook post mixed a rain lyric with a forecast graphic showing 0.25–20 inches; NWS advisories and national forecasts urged caution for flash flooding.