July 23, 2024Intracoastal West residents face $4,500 annual tax that many say was a surpriseOpponents say what started as a petition to “explore” dredging Hogpen Creek for boating now threatens to price them out…By Casmira Harrison
July 8, 2024#AskJAXTDY | Are funds still set aside for Confederate monument removal?A Jacksonville Today reader asks what’s happening with the money set aside for Confederate monument removal…By Casmira Harrison
June 25, 2024City Council OKs $1.4B ‘Stadium of the Future’ dealThe Jacksonville Jaguars’ $1.4 billion Stadium of the Future is a go. In a 14-1 vote, City Council on Tuesday…By Casmira Harrison
June 17, 2024Residents urge City Council to approve stadium deal with community benefits agreement Dozens of Jacksonville residents spoke in support of a proposed stadium deal between the city and the Jacksonville Jaguars.…By Casmira Harrison
June 4, 2024How the city wants to pay for the ‘Stadium of the Future’The city plans to pay for its $625 million construction portion by redirecting revenue from a half-penny sales tax, passed…By Casmira Harrison
May 22, 2024Stadium operating costs: Current vs. proposedAn analysis of current cost sharing on day-to-day stadium operations, versus those proposed under a new deal between the Jacksonville…By Casmira Harrison
April 18, 2024Northside fuel depot a no, but search for new Jacksonville site raises explosive questionsThe search for a new fuel farm site could have countywide ramifications after a Northside proposal was withdrawn this week.…By Casmira Harrison
April 16, 2024Southbank self storage, affordable housing plan wins over zoning committeeCity Council members on the Land Use and Zoning Committee meeting on Tuesday narrowly endorsed a rezoning request that could…By Casmira Harrison
April 16, 2024#AskJAXTDY l Will a remodeled stadium be climate-friendly?Both the Jaguars and the city have publicly pledged to include green initiatives and resiliency efforts into their agreement to…By Casmira Harrison
February 28, 2023THE JAXSON | Jacksonville’s signature foodsJax food: The comprehensive list of Jacksonville’s signature dishes.…By Bill Delaney
October 18, 2022THE JAXSON | Jaxlore: Ghosts of Evergreen CemeteryJacksonville’s historic spaces offer no shortage of secrets and local folklore, and Evergreen Cemetery, the city’s oldest active cemetery, is…By Bill Delaney
October 11, 2022THE JAXSON | Downtown Jacksonville’s 10 largest office buildingsDowntown Jacksonville is home to the region’s tallest buildings, featuring nearly 8 million square feet of commercial space and more…By Ennis Davis
October 4, 2022THE JAXSON | Jacksonville could become an oyster town againOysters have been a staple of First Coast diets for thousands of years, although local oyster harvesting ceased in 1994…By Ennis Davis and Bill Delaney
October 2, 2022OPINION | Why are we giving our water away?For the most part, Duval County dodged a bullet with Hurricane Ian. Many prayers go out to our fellow Floridians…By Jack Webb
September 27, 2022OPINION | Eastside deserves national historic designationThe history and heritage of Jacksonville’s many Gullah Geechee descendants have been largely overlooked, with little recognition given to the…By Ennis Davis
September 20, 2022THE JAXSON | Secret Jacksonville: Exchange Club IslandAlthough it hasn’t always been accessible or maintained, Exchange Club Island is an official city park and one of Jacksonville’s…By Bill Delaney
September 11, 2022OPINION | Crowded field could mean chaos for Jax mayoral raceThe public phase of the mayoral campaign of Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce CEO Daniel Davis, who didn’t quit his day…By A.G. Gancarski
July 26, 2022OPINION | Don’t sweat the ‘wrong kind’ of housingNew residential projects in established neighborhoods often draw pushback. This is especially the case when the developments are seen as…By Bill Delaney
May 1, 2022OPINION | Al Ferraro is driving the narrativeAl Ferraro knows how to read a room. People should finally realize that much and give him the credit he’s…By A.G. Gancarski