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.
A crash involving an SUV and a tractor-trailer left one man dead near the barge canal south of Palatka on Thursday morning.
The first week-and-a-half of Putnam County schools reopening saw a decrease in bus ridership and had district transportation officials evaluating procedures.
A civilian driver helped apprehend a Satsuma man suspected of reckless driving while intoxicated nearly three times the legal alcohol limit Monday afternoon.
The case of Mark Wilson Jr., the man accused of murdering two young brothers in Melrose, is going through a court system delayed by COVID-19.
Thousands of Google Chromebooks are in the hands of virtual and brick-and-mortar students as the Putnam County School District is working out technology problems and answering questions.
A Palatka care facility received thousands of personal protective equipment items Wednesday as Putnam County health officials reported 1,805 coronavirus cases since the outbreak began in March.
The St. Johns River Bartram Frolic may have been pushed back to February, but Putnam County School District second-graders won’t have to wait for a frolic down the Bartram Trail.
The effects of a brutal crime scene can linger in the minds of detectives, deputies and dispatchers who interact with cases and have to go back to work.