A man was killed after his Volkswagen GTI rolled off I-95 Exit 289 and sank in a retention pond near Palm Coast Parkway; Florida Highway Patrol is investigating.

Muggy Sunday in Jacksonville with highs near 90°F. Moderate rip current risk at area beaches today.

A veteran- and woman-owned O'Mara Irish Pub is headed to 939 Edgewood Ave S in Murray Hill, with live music, open-mic nights and a menu that will expand into Irish classics.

A federal jury convicted Jacksonville’s John Flowers Grissom of possessing ammunition as a felon and an unregistered short‑barreled rifle. Sentencing is set for Sept. 30.

A Ring doorbell video appears to show an Instacart shopper striking a young boy outside an apartment in St. Augustine. Local agencies and Instacart say they are investigating.

A fatal crash on US-301 at Normandy Boulevard blocked northbound lanes Friday evening, authorities say.

Family-run 4T's Eatery, formerly Phoenix Eatery, is opening on Moncrief Road in late June with the same chicken-and-waffles menu fans loved.

A Collins-affiliated account reshared an AI-generated clip imagining a dystopian Byron Donalds administration — and the post ran without the AI disclaimer Florida law now requires.

A developer says cost overruns and missed deadlines left the Arlington FBI tower apartment project short of cash; Jacksonville is reviewing a roughly $1M incentive request.

The Terry Family Foundation gave $5.5M to Wolfson Children’s Hospital, matched by Baptist Health to about $10M, to fund pediatric heart upgrades and a new children’s emergency center. The money will support equipment and the Children’s Emergency Center inside the McGehee Family Tower.

A Palm Coast man pleaded guilty to two counts of lewd or lascivious battery and was sentenced to four years in state prison, followed by long sex‑offender probation.

Hundreds lined up as Chicken Salad Chick opened June 2 on State Road 100, bringing local jobs and a week of grand‑opening promotions. The Melvins say community giving is central to the concept.

Richmond Hill’s council unanimously reaffirmed that the Belfast Commerce Center’s current zoning bars heavy‑metal refining, halting a proposed Westwin nickel refinery unless rezoned. The decision came at a packed appeal hearing.