‘No suspects, victims or hostages’: Standoff in Folkston ends, but questions linger
“We don’t like violence, but being kept in the dark is troubling," one neighbor said.
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JAX’s Concourse B set to begin operations in January 2027, Cecil Airport to grow into aerospace hub
Big changes are underway for Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) and Cecil Airport.
Digging up the Past: UNF students find Timucua artifacts on Northside
On Tuesday, University of North Florida students quite literally dug up the past. They took part in an anthropological survey on an island in the Timucuan Ecological Preserve on Jacksonville’s Northside.
Boater Skip Day 2026: How to stay safe on the water
If you’re headed out on the St Johns River, officials are asking you to make safety part of your checklist.
JSO, other agencies take part in active shooter drill at a Jacksonville high school
The heavy law enforcement and first responder presence that was in front of Stanton College Prep School on Thursday morning was just a drill.
JSO launches Missing and Wanted Persons pages for community help in solving cases
The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office has launched two new web pages to get the public’s help in finding wanted and missing persons.
New veterinary, agricultural science wing opens at Frank H. Peterson Academies of Technology
A ribbon cutting was held Tuesday morning for a new facility focusing on veterinary and agricultural sciences at Frank H. Peterson Academies of Technology.
Grand opening for Oceanway Chick-fil-A that received community pushback in 2024
A new Chick-fil-A franchise location opened in Oceanway early Friday morning, but it wasn’t without prior controversy.
Final last day of school at Don Brewer Elementary as it merges with Merrill Road Elementary
Thursday was the final “last day of school” at Don Brewer Elementary School in Jacksonville.
Judge allows statements from accused hitman in murder-for-hire case
A judge determined part of defendant Henry Tenon’s incriminating statements regarding the 2022 killing of Microsoft executive Jared Bridegan will be admissible in his upcoming trial.
