The celebration continues with food, music and community on day two of St. Anthony Church's Festa in Schenectady on Saturday, ...

SCHENECTADY — The Kids Art Festival, back for its 31st year, drew crowds in Schenectady on Saturday despite rain throughout ...

By Dan Stark As Jeremy Carlson passed the 50-year mark in his life, he questioned what his purpose in life was and reflected ...

ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. — The St. Johns County School Board selected Dr. Brennan Asplen as its new superintendent in an unanimous vote Tuesday morning. Asplen brings with him 36 years of ...

FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Hot weather continues before a cool front arrives. Highs today will return to the mid to upper 90s. Wednesday will be hot too. A cool front will arrive Wednesday afternoon ...

A Fort St. John, B.C., mother is speaking out after she says her son failed to get the care he needed during a visit to the local emergency room. Their story has prompted dozens of other people to ...

St. Johns County’s Guana River Wildlife Management Area, which is a part of the Guana Tolomato Matanzas National Estuarine Research Reserve, is safe. Local leaders and government officials held ...

An indoor pickleball facility is planned for construction in Rolling Hills Industrial Park at 6480 U.S. 1 in St. Johns County. It is south of Palencia and north of the former Kings Head Pub, which is ...

A short distance along the lane there’s a grassy path leading to St John the Evangelist Church on a site used for worship since the 13th century, although the church’s earliest record is of a ...

The proposed deal, which would swap 600 acres of Guana land for 3,000 acres of scattered land throughout central Florida, is an absolute non-starter for many of St. Johns County’s residents.

A proposed land swap in St. Johns County is drawing fierce opposition from residents and environmental advocates alike. An applicant is looking to trade 3,000 acres of private land — scattered ...

More new restaurants: What's new or coming soon to St. Johns, St. Augustine in 2025 Smalls operates 29 “cans” in 10 states, including three in Florida: two in Ocala and another in Pensacola.