Areas of St. Augustine that are prone to flooding are expected to see high water again Friday afternoon during high tide around 3:30 p.m. after Hurricane Milton saturated the Matanzas River on Thursday.

In Southern St. Johns County, many people are staying behind despite mandatory evacuation orders.

A Flash Flood Warning was issued Wednesday morning in St. Johns County.

Jacksonville’s Neighborhoods committee unanimously voted Monday to set aside $10,000 to boost security along King Street.

A1A Ale Works, located on King Street in a prominent spot right next to the Bridge of Lions, said on social media it plans to close on May 26.

A maritime vessel believed to be from the 19th century was discovered recently as crews worked on a road project in downtown St. Augustine.

A maritime vessel believed to be from the 19th century was discovered recently as crews worked on a road project in downtown St. Augustine.

The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office announced that a charitable donation by the Fraternal Order of Police (FOP) Foundation has increased the rewards for two recent murder investigations involving children.

A woman's body was found Monday morning inside a pickup truck on King Street north of McCoy Creek Boulevard, the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office said.

A statement stated it was closing due to “circumstances beyond our control” and announced a new project called 904 Jazzys.

A juvenile, believed to be in his upper teens, was shot twice Saturday afternoon on King Street, according to the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office.

The man was found on King Street by another individual, and that person took the man to a hospital where he died, police said.

Judging by the crowd inside Southern Roots Filling Station Saturday morning, it would be hard for some to believe it was the last day the popular vegan restaurant would be open for business.

Southern Roots Filling Station in Riverside is set to close its doors after business hours Saturday.

As a nor’easter continued to pummel the coastlines of Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia on Saturday morning, the major king tide flooding in the St. Augustine area forced closures of several roads and shut down the Bridge of Lions for four hours.

Parts of King Street, St. George Street, Avenida Menedez on the south end and almost all of Cordova Street flooded Saturday. “High tide brings it in, usually about two hours." The City of St. Augustine put out a notice on social media that Sunday’s high tide was at the same flood surge levels as Hurricane Dorian. ⚠️HIGH Rip Current Risk for Duval County beaches September 19 -21⚠️🌊Dangerous ocean conditions are expected to increase throughout the weekend. If you live in San Marco, you have a good chance of seeing similar conditions to this afternoon again during high tide through Monday.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Loved ones are reeling from the death of a man shot following a fight over the weekend in Jacksonville’s Riverside neighborhood. Hendrix, a West Nassau High School graduate, was shot after a fight broke out, his friends previously told News4Jax. “I’m not surprised that it happened in Riverside because crime can happy anywhere in the city,” Jordan said. One man got life in prison for that case, while a second man is serving a 20-year sentence. Former Jacksonville City Councilman Jim Love, who heads up the Park and King Street Area Association, has an office nearby.

Jacksonville police say a person was found dead near the popular King Street bar and restaurant areaIf you need help with WJXT’s or WCWJ's FCC public inspection file, call (904) 393-9801.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – One person was found dead early Sunday morning after a shooting near the popular King Street bar and restaurant area in Riverside, the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office said. According to the Sheriff’s Office, off-duty officers were in the area of King and Forbes streets about 2 a.m. when they heard multiple gunshots. They said their friend was shot and killed after a fight during a night out. (WJXT)“It is surprising,” said Pope Wilson, who has lived in Riverside for 25 years and knows how packed the King Street area gets on the weekends. Anyone with information about the case is asked to call the Sheriff’s Office at 904-630-0500.