Jacksonville prepares for the 2025 Sea & Sky Air Show this weekend despite federal shutdown changes, featuring civilian performers like The Chuters, with logistics for a seamless experience detailed by the City of Jacksonville.

The Clay County Commissioners meeting discussed forestry, infrastructure, and stormwater management, with details on fire protection, road projects, and stormwater modeling available on their website.

The St. Johns County Clerk announces the fifth annual St. Johns County – Israel Friendship Day to celebrate the partnership and fight against antisemitism.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office plans a driver's license checkpoint in Green Cove Springs, amid concerns from local immigrant advocacy groups who fear it could target immigrants, especially following a $600,000 check for immigration enforcement.

Clay County receives a $2 million state grant for the development of a new Public Safety Complex to improve emergency response coordination and community safety.

City Council discusses community developments, acknowledges Sergeant Chris Hess's retirement, and approves a water utility theft ordinance and a lease with CCEDC, alongside tackling infrastructure issues and city manager search plans.

St. Johns County progresses with its largest capital project, the SR 207 Water Reclamation Facility, enhancing wastewater treatment and sustainability.

St. Johns County honored the First Coast Cultural Center for 30 years of community arts enrichment. Commissioner Krista Joseph presented a certificate recognizing the center's cultural contributions.

St. Johns County Commissioners formally recognized the end of National Hispanic Heritage Month, with Commissioner Whitehurst presenting a proclamation.

Florida's CFO Blaise Ingoglia announced over $1.8 million in funding for Northeast Florida sheriff's offices to support immigration enforcement in partnership with ICE, focusing on the 287(g) program.

Jacksonville introduced an affordable housing dashboard to track low-cost housing development, enhance transparency, and address housing affordability, aligning with Mayor Deegan's commitment to accessible housing information.

USF's Board of Trustees unanimously selected Dr. Moez Limayem as the ninth president, with his appointment pending approval from the Florida Board of Governors.

City Manager Marcia Carty of Palatka retains her position under strict new terms amidst an ongoing investigation into various allegations of misconduct.