United Way of Northeast Florida launches mental health fund, seeks donors
United Way of Northeast Florida launched its first-ever mental health fund on May 1, the start of Mental Health Awareness Month.
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St. Johns County unveils InvestSJC.com to attract investment and support local companies
St. Johns County officially launched its new economic development website, InvestSJC.com, on April 29.
Highway 82 Fire reaches 64% containment, all mandatory evacuations lifted
After inches of rain Saturday and ceaseless firefighting, the Highway 82 Fire has reached 64% containment according to Karen Gleason, a Public Information Officer with the Southern Area Incident Management Team.
Nassau County Emergency Management to host free ‘Stop the Bleed’ training
On Thursday, May 14, Nassau County Emergency Management (EM) will hold a free “Stop the Bleed” training.
UNF to conduct full-scale active assailant drill with Jacksonville emergency agencies
The University of North Florida will conduct a full-scale active assailant, assistance and reunification exercise on its campus on Tuesday, May 5.
Man shot in chest after argument in Arlington, JSO seeks suspect
Just after 5 p.m. on Tuesday, a man in his early 20s was shot in the chest and is in non-life-threatening condition, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.
Man arrested for trespassing at Interlachen school during lockdown with club, sheriff’s office says
On April 17, Steven Musgrove, 34, of Interlachen, scaled a perimeter fence at Interlachen Junior-Senior High School armed with a billy club during a school lockdown, according to the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office.
Adopt a sea turtle nest at the Guana Tolomato Matanzas National Estuarine Research Reserve
As sea turtle nesting season begins May 1, the Guana Tolomato Matanzas National Estuarine Research Reserve (GTM) is offering the community the chance to adopt a sea turtle nest.
Help save lives: Jacksonville Humane Society calls for kitten foster parents
The Jacksonville Humane Society is calling on the community for assistance as “kitten season” intensifies. The organization has taken in 1,096 kittens so far in 2026 and anticipates continued high intake.
Clay County marks emergency water sources to battle fires in rural areas
Clay County Fire Rescue has introduced new blue signs designating Alternative Water Supply Sites across the county.
