Jacksonville Sheriff's Office reports over 100 traffic deaths this year and is responding with increased traffic enforcement and a boosted Traffic Unit to promote road safety.

Two law enforcement leaders from Jacksonville Sheriff's Office and Neptune Beach PD are participating in the ALS Association’s CEO Soak to raise funds for ALS research.

A juvenile was arrested in Clay County, Florida, after falsely reporting a school shooting threat to incriminate his brother. No gun was found; normal school operations resumed.

Replacement of King Street bridge in St. Augustine begins in January 2026, with officials aiming to minimize impact on traffic after the Night of Lights season and to complete the project within a year.

Atlantic Beach aims to secure $1.08 million federal funds for constructing six dune walkovers to enhance coastal resilience and accessibility, with public feedback encouraged.

Jaguars fans experienced both excitement and inconvenience at EverBank Stadium's preseason opener amid ongoing renovations and altered game day routines.

St. Johns County is expanding CR 210 to improve traffic flow and safety, suggesting alternative routes to access Beachwalk during construction to ease congestion at the I-95 intersection.

The Main Street Bridge in Jacksonville will be closed from August 11 to August 16 for maintenance and a LiDAR survey. Alternate routes will be provided.

St. Johns County is proceeding with the demolition of the culturally significant Magic Beach Motel due to state law compliance, with efforts to preserve some elements.

St. Johns County launched a 'Featured Projects' web page to enhance government transparency and community engagement with details on local developments.

St. Johns County is nearing completion of a water meter upgrade in North Beach, enhancing accuracy and conservation with advanced metering infrastructure.

St. Johns County is modernizing the Marsh Landing WWTP with a $2.3 million electrical upgrade, including a new motor control center, to improve resilience and efficiency.

St. Johns County road expansion aims to improve traffic flow due to population growth, linking Silverleaf Parkway to State Road 16, with completion expected by Summer 2026.