Mayor Deegan plans a series of Town Halls across Jacksonville to discuss housing, healthcare, and neighborhood rejuvenation, starting at William Raines High School.

The 2nd Annual Bold City Motorcycle Skills Challenge will take place on February 14 at the University of North Florida, featuring local officers in competition.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office closes its downtown headquarters due to winter weather, directing residents to district substations for services on February 2.

St. Johns County Public Library System celebrates National Seed Swap Day with a Seed Library initiative to encourage local gardening and biodiversity.

Ericka has become a key figure in her HR role, ensuring payroll and benefits run smoothly at the Clerk's Office, building on her clerk experience in civil division.

St. Augustine's CRA has introduced the Revive & Restore Residential Repair Grant Program for West City residents, offering up to $25,000 for essential home repairs.

St. Augustine celebrates the 507th birthday of its founder with a public wreath-laying ceremony featuring historical reenactments and a mayoral reading.

Gordie Wilson will receive the de Avilés Award for his contributions to the St. Augustine community, particularly for his work with local national monuments.

JFRD in Northeast Florida takes steps to protect equipment from freezing temperatures, advises residents on heating safety to prevent fires and hypothermia, and opens warming center.

Jacksonville faces a deep freeze after warm weather, with a warming center activated for residents lacking adequate heating. The city stresses cold-weather safety and offers transport to the center.

Dr. Mari Richardson of Jean Ribault High School won the 2026 VyStar Duval County Teacher of the Year, announced at the EDDY Awards. She will compete for the statewide title next.

Clay County announces local meetings including the County Commissioners, a library workshop, and the Public Safety Coordinating Council, promoting civic engagement through social media and online resources.

Jacksonville Sheriff's Office honored Corrections Officer Michael Davison as Corrections Field Training Officer of the Year for his mentorship in training new officers.