The 8th Annual Vetrepreneur Summit, for veteran entrepreneurs, features workshops and networking, supported by multiple organizations, and will be held on December 6, 2024.

Jacksonville has a plan for warming centers to open when temperatures drop to critical levels, offering shelter during certain hours with the help of the JTA providing free rides.

Neptune Beach introduced its new mayor, Cori Bylund, and councilmembers Tim Horvath and Brent Rogers, during a ceremony marking a new era in local governance.

Duval County Public School parents must choose new schools for their kids due to three elementary school closures amid a $1.4 billion deficit and student population loss.

First Lady Casey DeSantis ran in a Turkey Trot to honor Griffin Anderson, a two-year-old fighting Ewing's sarcoma, aimed at raising awareness for the rare cancer.

Clay County held a swearing-in ceremony for new and returning board commissioners, including John Sgromolo (District 1) and incumbents Kristen Burke and Jim Renninger, conducted by Judge Ray Forbess.

Jacksonville City Council allocates $1.3 million for homeless shelter expansion in response to enforcement of new Florida law criminalizing sleeping in public.

Governor DeSantis appointed three new members to Florida's Barbers' Board, bringing diverse backgrounds in military, educational, and trade experience to uphold industry standards.

Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida has allocated over $2.1 million via the Defense Reinvestment Grant Program for military infrastructure and the economic development of military communities.

Jacksonville announces closures of government offices and altered services over Thanksgiving, with the 630-CITY Customer Service Center also closed, but some parks remaining open with regular hours.

Chair Krista Joseph of the St. Johns County BOCC announced agenda changes to enhance efficiency and public involvement, including shifting public comments to the start of meetings.

St. Augustine is seeking a new Poet Laureate for 2025-2026 to engage with the community and represent the city's culture at events. Applications are open until December 30, 2024.

The St. Augustine City Commission will hold its organizational meeting to swear in members, select a vice mayor, and establish operating rules. The first regular meeting will occur on December 9.