Infra Pipes, backed by private equity, added five U.S. plants months after launching a 169,000‑sq‑ft Jacksonville facility, aiming to boost capacity and cut lead times.

Surveillance images released by the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office show a tattooed man who crawled through a fence and stole more than $1,000 in equipment from a Hart Haven business.

A Palm Coast woman pleaded no contest after investigators say she posed as a nurse and treated more than 4,400 patients. A judge sentenced her to five years of probation and ordered community service.

A motorist was cited for DUI after driving a vehicle to the end of the Frank Downing Fishing Pier, nearly striking two anglers. Chatham County police say the driver was impaired.

A 15‑month manhunt ended this week with the arrest of Bruce Harris in Deltona after a Satsuma toddler’s opioid overdose; the child recovered and Harris faces multiple charges.

Strong northeast winds and dangerous surf hit Jacksonville on Wednesday, April 8. Expect gusts up to 45 mph and life‑threatening rip currents through Thursday evening.

Spoofed anonymous texts targeted JAX Chamber president Daniel Davis and echoed recent attacks on JEA’s CEO, prompting multiple inquiries and renewed scrutiny of local political messaging.

Webb International secured a city permit to build a 310,464-square-foot, $16.9M warehouse at Imeson International Industrial Park in North Jacksonville.

A 45,000-square-foot bouldering gym opens on Jacksonville’s southside with competitions and beginner programming designed to grow local climbing culture.

Sgt. Quornelius Radford will face a general court‑martial on June 15 after pleading guilty to some charges in the Aug. 6, 2025 Fort Stewart shooting.

Officials say senior dachshunds found during an eviction were medically declined; one was euthanized and others were adopted after the holding period.

A man in his early 20s died after his Nissan Rogue crashed through a Pine Acres Road barricade and struck a concrete barrier beside I‑295 in Loretto, JSO says.

State financial boards moved into Union and Glades counties after reserve projections fell below legal thresholds, raising alarms about rural school funding in Florida.