1 Foxy Lady is the first restaurant approved by Blue Zones Jacksonville, an organization that fosters healthy lifestyles in five Jacksonville ZIP codes.

Castle Sports Group has acquired Carlisle United Football Club, which competes in League One of the English Football League.

Leo Baker, owner of Vantage Point Coffee Co., appreciates the chance to give back to the community where he grew up.

The 10-acre urban farm in Moncrief Springs is expected to help fill a need for fresh fruit and vegetables on the Northside.

The organization will devote part of the money to North Riverside and the Eastside, two predominantly Black neighborhoods that have resisted gentrification.

JEA plans to increase electric rates for both its residential and commercial customers this spring. Without the proposed 3.5% increase, the utility projects a $14 million shortfall.

The Jacksonville Armada will join the MLS Next Pro league in time for the 2025 season, and the club will play in a new stadium on the Eastside, on which it plans to break ground in January, the team announced Thursday.

As Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis campaigns for president on a platform of “anti-wokeness,” pastors and civil rights activists in Jacksonville are asking the Republican governor to temper his use of a term in which they hear a racist undertone.

The city of Jacksonville, the Jacksonville Transportation Authority and Groundwork Jacksonville are collaborating on the project.

The U.S. Justice Department says the bank denied or discouraged home loan applications in mostly Black and Hispanic neighborhoods.