Deputies from St. Johns, Flagler, and Putnam County Sheriffs' Offices were cross-deputized to enhance inter-county cooperation and improve law enforcement response in tri-county agriculture areas.

The Clay County Fair is coming, and the Sheriff's Office advises using the SaferWatch App for a hassle-free experience and warns of heavy traffic and strict no-parking enforcement. Safety is a priority with on-site enforcement officers.

Brentwood residents protest against a decision by Jacksonville city leaders to turn a local building into a small business center, feeling their input was ignored.

Jacksonville's Mayor Deegan is weighing a controversial immigration bill to enhance law enforcement's ability to work with ICE, while facing pressure from the Florida Attorney General and local immigrant rights advocates.

Duval County Public Schools is hosting its Annual Recruitment Fair to hire teachers and paraprofessionals, with direct engagement with school administrators.

Kirsten Bridegan received the 'Back the Blue Award' for the Bexley Boxes initiative, aiming to comfort children in traumatic situations, in honor of her late husband Jared Bridegan.

Tonight's Budget Town Hall is the final event for Jacksonville residents to discuss the city's fiscal plan with Mayor Deegan's administration at Terry Parker High School.

Atlantic Beach's stormwater project scope has been adjusted due to budget limits, with FEMA and Florida's emergency agency's approval. The contract modification phase is expected to conclude by May 2025.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office announced the successful certification of two new K9 teams after an intensive 480-hour training, enhancing patrol capabilities and interagency cooperation.

The Clay County Sheriff's Office in Florida celebrated the first Florida Sheriffs Women's Leadership Academy, aimed at empowering female law enforcement officers to advance in leadership roles.

The Jacksonville City Council voted 12-5 to adopt a policy increasing local enforcement against illegal immigration, sparking a mixed response from the community.

JEA customers in Northeast Florida face a 3.7% utility rate increase starting April 1, with the possibility of their monthly bills rising from $2 to $10 depending on usage; a second hike of 5.1% is expected in October.

Douglas Anderson School of the Arts introduced a new Arts Entrepreneurship course to teach students business skills relevant to their creative careers.