September is Suicide Prevention Month and a local American Legion commander wants to remind veterans they are not alone. 

Putnam County COVID-19 hospitalizations did not increase for three days as of Monday, but 18 people remained in the hospital through the weekend. 

Putnam County Tax Collector Linda Myers said Friday the registration renewal period of thousands of heavy vehicles weighing between 5,001 and 7,999 pounds changed. 

This is the first in a three-part series about the Putnam County School District desegregating schools.

Members of the Putnam County Board of Commissioners said they chose carefully who to recommend for the Confederate monument relocation and preservation committee. 

As Labor Day approaches, Putnam County businesswomen said Friday their success came with trying times and hard work to prove themselves in the business world. 

St. Johns River State College respiratory program graduates have earned a 100% passing rate on certification exams for the third year in a row.

Local football fans will be entering a new world starting tonight, a delayed start to the season that can be blamed squarely on the COVID-19 pandemic.

Palatka revitalization efforts are continuing downtown with the purchase of the brick building from Reid Street to St. Johns Avenue on the 100 block of Second Street. 

August protests for and against the relocation of the Confederate monument at the Putnam County Courthouse cost local law enforcement agencies more than $20,000 in overtime and other services.