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. ( This story has been updated with new information. ) The Flagler County Sheriff's Office apprehended an "armed and dangerous" suspect who bailed from his car on Interstate 95 earlier this morning. Palm Coast residents in the F-Section were asked to shelter in place as deputies searched for "a black male wearing a black hoodie and dark pants" who fled near mile marker 293, according to a post on the agency's Facebook page. "There is still a large law enforcement presence in the area," the sheriff's office said in the post. "More information will be released at a later time." This is a breaking story. Check back for updates. This article originally appeared on The Daytona Beach News-Journal: Armed and dangerous suspect caught in Palm Coast, shelter in place lifted

Anthony Marroletti owns Amarro Pest Control in Green Cove Springs. Action News Jax has learned he was released on bond after being arrested Wednesday for sexually abusing a child for at least a decade.

A man connected to a possible road rage shooting in Lake County was taken into custody after fleeing to Flagler County on Friday afternoon. During the shooting incident, a suspect fired a shot at a vehicle. The occupant of the vehicle is being treated for a non-life-threatening injury. The suspect was then pursued by Volusia County law enforcement into Flagler County.

Over the past few years it looked as if every application for a new self-storage facility sailed through planning boards at the county or in Palm Coast. The streak ended Wednesday when the Palm Coast Planning Board in a 4-2 vote denied an application for an 850-unit, 100,000 square foot self-storage facility on Pine Lakes Parkway, halfway between Belle Terre and Palm Coast Parkway. The facility would have 26 outdoor recreational vehicle and boat storage spaces.

Deputy First Class Bryan Carter from the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office spoke with FOX 35’s Garrett Wymer on how he worked to save a man who was attempting to jump off of an I-95 overpass.

People living in the Sandy Creek neighborhood of St. Johns County are pushing back against a plan to put 297 townhomes on the undeveloped woods nearby.

The Main Branch location of the St Johns County Public Library System announced on Thursday that it will be re-opening next week.

Charles Peter Browne, 42, of Middleburg, was arrested on March 19, 2025, on one count of Custodial Sexual Battery following an investigation by the Clay County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) Unit. The CCSO SWAT Unit executed a search warrant at a residence on Lazy Acres The post Child Exploitation Investigation Results in Middleburg Arrest first appeared on Jacksonville Legal Notice .

Some Floridians are aware that their Winn Dixie is set for Aldi conversion. There has been extensive coverage about the fact that Southeastern Grocers sold around 400 Winn Dixie stores to Aldi in 2023. A Flemming Island Winn Dixie has recently closed, and proposals suggest a $1.75 million conversion. Floridians who haven't shopped at Aldi before might be interested in a cost comparison by local TV station News4Jax.

St. Augustine’s short-term rental frenzy is fading fast. With vacancies soaring and expenses piling, hundreds of Old City Airbnb owners are putting their properties up for sale, real estate sources told The Citizen. One Airbnb operator familiar with the sector said that at least a third of the more than 600 properties currently on the […] The post With profits dwindling, hundreds of St. Augustine AirBnB owners are looking for the exits appeared first on St. Johns Citizen .

The accident happened at about 6:06 a.m. Thursday on County Road 209/US-17

St. Augustine restaurant The Floridian announced March 20 it is moving from downtown to the beach. It will relocate from 72 Spanish St. to 485 Old Beach Road, about a mile south of the St. Augustine Amphitheatre. Genie and Jeff McNally own the farm-to-table restaurant. They plan to close July...

Reality TV star Captain Sandy Yawn wants to bring a luxury boat service to downtown Jacksonville, according to a report. The Nocatee resident has submitted a proposal to city officials that would allow her to operate an open deck vessel for river cruises, weddings, corporate events and private dinners, she told First Coast News.

The FAA said the ice block, which crashed through the home last month, was not from an airplane.

Federal aviation officials have determined that a massive block of ice that smashed through the roof of a Palm Coast home on February 3rd did not come from an airplane.

Flagler County Land Management is preparing to bring another group of nature enthusiasts on its “Walk in the Park” – this time exploring the Haw Creek Preserve on the west side of Flagler County on March 28. This tour begins at 9 a.m. sharp on March 28...

If you had mysterious chunks of ice smashing through homes in hot states on your 2025 bingo card, you can go ahead and check it off. While a family relaxed in their home on Seattle Trail, Palm Coast last month their house was obliterated by a huge chunk of ice. The frozen block smashed through their roof. Thankfully, nobody in the house was hurt. Being hit by the terminal velocity ice cube would be fatal.

With the Spring festival season underway, the City of St. Augustine is providing free park-and-ride shuttle service to make the commute easier for visitors.

After an impressive 56-year tenure, spanning roles that have unquestionably helped to shape St. Johns County, Bob Howell is stepping down. His early days in public service began directly after his education in local schools, where he dedicated 23 years as an educator with the St. Johns County School Board. But the classroom was only the beginning of what would become a lifelong commitment to community and public welfare.

CLAY COUNTY, Fla. – The widow of a Clay County veteran who died under the care of a man accused of posing as a nurse is searching for justice. Julien Williams and his fiancé Alexiea Irwin were arrested in Michigan on Monday after deputies said Irwin helped Williams impersonate a nurse who cared for Retired U.S. Marine Gunnery Sgt. Kensworth Moody, who died in October 2024.