The city is working to acquire two properties for the University of Florida graduate campus planned in LaVilla. To the west in yellow is a site owned by Vestcor. To the east in red is a site owned by Gateway Jax. | Jacksonville Daily Record

Haskell near space on the Downtown Southbank. | Haskell via the Jacksonville Daily Record

The new CSX headquarters signs are digital boards featuring technology that allows them to change colors and display moving images. | Ric Anderson, Jacksonville Daily Record

A bus stops in Northwest Jacksonville on March 1, 2024. | Carter Mudgett, Jacksonville Today

Aventuur, a creator of surf parks, says it partners with Wavegarden. Wavegarden designs wave generating systems and surfing lagoons. | Aventuur

The Jacksonville Port Authority wants to raise the high-voltage lines near the Blount Island Terminal from 175 feet to at least 225 feet to allow larger ships to pass. | Jacksonville Daily Record

The University of North Florida is a member of the Atlantic Sun Conference. | UNF via Facebook

The Gateway Jax development would include 11 floors of residences, five floors of hotel rooms, two floors of podium parking and lobbies, a floor of public food and beverage space, and a public sky garden terrace. | Gateway Jax via Jacksonville Daily Record

Despite rising costs, Jacksonville residents have paid the same amount for trash collection for 15 years.

The former Park View Inn at 901 N. Main St., bordered by Main, State, Ocean and Orange streets. | Jacksonville Daily Record

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Former JEA CEO Aaron Zahn leaves the federal courthouse in March 2022 after entering a not guilty plea on charges of conspiracy and wire fraud.

Legislation from Jacksonville City Council member Rory Diamond’s legislation would make it possible to build multifamily housing amid single-family home communities.

An illustration shows The HUB on Riverside Avenue, anchored by Southern Grounds coffee shop, the Sky Bar and an Alder & Oak restaurant. | Jacksonville Daily Record

The Florida Blue office complex in Brooklyn. | Jacksonville Daily Record

The vacant J. Allen Axson Elementary School at 1221 E. 16th St. could be turned into a restaurant, and hotel with a storage facility. | Karen Brune Mathis, Jacksonville Daily Record

The Jacksonville Planning Commission endorsed a plan to rezone parcels at 901, 937 and 940 N. Main St. to allow a mix of office, commercial retail and service establishments. | Google via Jacksonville Daily Record

Baptist Medical Center plans to expand its emergency department with a 110,000-square foot addition and renovation of its existing emergency services building. | Jacksonville Daily Record

Matt and Lindsay Moberg opened The Mini Market at 233 N. Hogan St. It is in the former space of Back to the Grind Downtown coffee shop. | Ric Anderson, Jacksonville Daily Record

A marketing brochure for The Pondry says it “combines workspace, residential living, and commerce in a one-of-a-kind mixed-use ecosystem.” | Jacksonville Daily Record

The Laura Street Trio of historic buildings at Forsyth and Laura streets in Downtown Jacksonville are shown Nov. 11, 2024. | Monty Zickuhr, Jacksonville Daily Record