The city of Fernandina Beach will be hosting an upcoming Pickleball round-robin on Saturday, February 8.

JSO will offer screening events throughout January for those interested in a possible career change.

Timucuan Parks Foundation (TPF) has been deemed the first-ever recipient of the University of North Florida’s Environmental Service Award.

The Cummer Museum of Art & Gardens announces its free admission and operating hours for 2025.

57-year-old Marc Weig from St. Johns, Fla., and his wife, Helene, had recently returned from a belated Hawaiian honeymoon made possible by Dream Foundation and Genentech.

Two teens were arrested by the Marion County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) for Sexual Battery Involving Physical Force.

Interested in working as a lifeguard? The St. Johns County Marine Rescue may be the place for you!

The Duval County Public Schools system is promoting its High School Acceleration program throughout the district.

After previous arrests, an individual has been arrested for a 5th time regarding illegal street driving.

The Jacksonville Symphony will be presenting “Gershwin & Tchaikovsky” on Friday, January 10, and Saturday, January 11.

As colder temperatures spread through the Jacksonville area, many residents may turn to space heaters for warmth. JEA urges customers to use them with caution.

Cinemark will be offering a BYOBucket (Bring-Your-Own-Bucket) special for National Popcorn Day on Sunday, January 19.

City Council Member Matt Carlucci has introduced two pieces of legislation aimed at addressing Jacksonville’s growing solid-waste fund debt.

The 80th annual TaxSlayer Gator Bowl kickoff will be delayed on Thursday, January 2, 2025.

Clay County is urging the community to let their voices be heard and join the Land Conservation Committee.