Community leader Chase Robinson, Executive Director of First Coast Crime Stoppers, is hoping that a stop at WOKV will help him find the owner of a lost dog, found running on the 9200 block of Plummer Road this morning.

Today the Jacksonville Zoo and Botanical Gardens will announce the special and “familiar wildlife warrior” who will highlight the zoo’s 2026 Toast to Conservation Gala.

Ten-year-old Gabrielle Terrelonge is missing and was last seen on June 21, 2025 in Hollywood, Florida. She may be in Orlando with Passha Davis.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office and Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department are on the scene after being called at approximately 10:05am to 1900 West 26th Street in Jacksonville on November 2, 2025.

Authorities are still looking for Angel Elizabeth Cline, a 17-year-old girl listed as a runaway when she disappeared from St. Augustine, Florida on February 19, 2025.

Rebecca McCarley was killed after being hit on Wonderwood Expressway near the intersection of A1A (Jimmy Buffet Memorial Highway) in Jacksonville around 7:00pm on Sunday, October 5, 2025. The driver returned to the scene briefly but then left before police arrived.

A statewide missing child alert is active for 15-year-old Lilyana Blanco, who was last seen on the 2900 block of Southwest 42 Street in Gainesville, Florida on Sunday, September 20, 2025.

A statewide missing child alert is in effect for 13-year-old Stella Mitchell from Broward County, Florida. She was last seen on the 6900 block of Northwest 43rd Terrace in Coconut Creek, Florida.

Jacksonville entrepreneur Rafael Brea of Sip Rooftop Bar is hosting monthly “Sip and Connect” events.

The St. Augustine City Council is advancing an ordinance that would triple the penalties for illegal parking to a second hearing

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is asking for your help finding the family of a little girl, whose name may be "Rubianna," who was found on July 21, 2025 riding her bicycle near the 5200 block of Normandy Boulevard.

A statewide missing child alert is in effect for 17-year-old Silas Robards, who was last seen on Thursday, July 167, 2025 near the 6100 block of Redfield Circle in Tallahassee.

Saying “Good Trouble Lives On,” organizers are expecting millions of protestors throughout the United States to honor the memory and ideals of former activist turned Congressman John Lewis. The July 17, 2025 protests are also being used to show support against the policies and perceived authoritarianism of US President Donald Trump.