St. Augustine is updating its building permit process with a new Land Development Application, effective January 1, 2025, due to a new Florida law, HB 267.

Community members in St. Johns County learned about the First Coast Expressway project updates at a December 10 open house, an initiative to improve local traffic flow.

Jacksonville International Airport introduced a new runway safety system to prevent close calls while its new parking policy has been criticized by disabled veterans for being discriminatory.

Avelo Airlines will start flights from Jacksonville to New Haven on Feb 14, 2025, with fares starting at $48, becoming the 10th carrier at Jacksonville International Airport.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is set to increase law enforcement presence to enhance cyclist and pedestrian safety through a targeted enforcement program funded by a $111,415.68 contract.

Clay County announces road closures due to construction projects under the Bonded Transportation Program, advising residents of lane closures and traffic shifts in areas like Middleburg and Lake Asbury.

Clay County begins road expansion projects to improve traffic flow and safety, with temporary lane closures and detours in Middleburg and Lakeside areas.

St. Augustine announces a free shuttle service for the Nights of Lights event to help visitors access downtown festivities and alleviate traffic, starting November 23.

Clay County announces road closures due to transportation projects. The Bonded Transportation Program aims to upgrade roads in Middleburg, Green Cove Springs, and Lake Asbury, affecting local traffic with lane closures and detours.

Major improvements on New Bridge Street, including storm drains, sidewalks, and medians, are underway, with further developments expected to complete by December.

Clay County begins a series of transportation projects to enhance roads and safety, including CR-220 expansion, with expected traffic delays and detours.

Urgent repairs by JEA due to a water main break at Race Track Road, Bishop Estates Road, and Durbin Creek Blvd in St. Johns County cause traffic disruptions.

NFL owners will vote on the Jaguars' proposed "Stadium of the Future" in Atlanta, which needs a 75% majority to proceed with the $1.4 billion project. Local backing is strong, and the team may play in an alternate location during 2027 construction.