U.S. News and World Report ranked Jacksonville the 16th best place to live in the U.S. Sarasota was tops in Florida.

Jacksonville was the only city in Florida to make Forbes’ list of the best places to retire.

The artwork of Anila Quayyum Agha features elaborate, internally lit metal sculptures that explore the link between light and shadow.

Renovations are planned at the Florida Theatre and Ponte Vedra Concert Hall that will force each to close for several months.

Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi will perform the National Anthem for Saturday’s playoff game against the Chargers.

The museum is one of more than a dozen around the country to display founder David Karpeles’ collection of rare documents and manuscripts.

Joshua Kenneth Allen Johnson attended Jacksonville’s Douglas Anderson School of the Arts. In “Aladdin,” He’ll appear on the same stage where he graduated.

Jacksonville sure does love its fireworks displays. You can find the skies over Downtown exploding in colorful sparks on the Fourth of July, after the annual Lighted Boat Parade and after many Jumbo Shrimp baseball games. So it makes perfect sense to welcome 2023 with a bang. Plans are in the works for the city’s annual New Year’s Eve fireworks

High-tech wizardry and old-school technology blend to create a holiday light show in Mandarin. Caleb Wolfram, 19, has spent countless hours designing the light display on his parents’ house at 1423 Rivergate Drive off Mandarin Road. He meticulously programmed the 50,000 lights to flash, blink and flow to match classic holiday tunes in a 30-minute show. “I really overthink a

The oldest silverback gorilla at Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens has died at nearly 46. Lash had lived at the zoo since 1998. He was born at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden in 1976 and would have turned 46 on Christmas Day, far beyond the average life expectancy for male gorillas in captivity, which is about 33 years. Lash was