Jax Tower at 50 North is the former Bank of America Tower. | Karen Brune Mathis, Jacksonville Daily Record

After filing for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization, West Marine Inc. said it is closing 59 stores, including two in the Jacksonville area. | Special to the Jacksonville Daily Record

Elizabeth Caldwell interviews a protester June 9, 2025, outside City Hall in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Protesters were opposing the deployment of the Marines and National Guard to Los Angeles. | Mike Simons

Bold City Brewery was one of the first craft breweries in Jacksonville. | Jacksonville Daily Record

Clark Bros. is one of two Riverside restaurants that announced it is closing. | News4Jax

Susan King, president and CEO of Feeding Northeast Florida, helps during the regional food bank's 2024 Thanksgiving food giveaway. | Feeding Northeast Florida

St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce Senior Vice President Scott Maynard talks business with young professionals. | St. Johns County

City Councill President Nick Howland, seen here in 2024. | Casmira Harrison, Jacksonville Today

Hundreds of fans watched dozens of cars, truck and motorcycles do the first test at Callahan's Hicken Power Dragstrip on Sunday, June 7, 2026. | Dan Scanlan, Jacksonville Today

Shopper browse at Pecan Park Flea Market. | News4Jax

The Rise Doro apartment building was rebuilt after a fire in January 2024. | Joe Lister, Jacksonville Daily Record

Josue Salgado, center, received his certification as an operating engineer during the 75th Jacksonville General Apprenticeship Association graduation and awards ceremony on Friday, May 29, 2026. Salgado is flanked by Michael Joyner, left, vice president of the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 673, and Local 673 Treasurer Andrew Slager. | Will Brown, Jacksonville Today

A historic photo shows an aerial view of Draper's Egg & Poultry plant.

The former Tinseltown Hooters will become a new sushi restaurant

Jaguars running back Tank Bigsby finished with 78 yards on 16 carries in the latest Jaguars loss. The Jaguars fell to 2-6 following a 30-27 loss to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, Oct. 27, 2024 at EverBank Stadium. Former Jaguars kicker Brandon McManus converted a short field goal at the buzzer to lift Green Bay to victory. | Will Brown, Jacksonville Today

Dorothy's Downtown was one a growing number of recent restaurant recipients of public incentives under the Downtown Investment Authority's Retail Improvement Program. Dorothy's received $167,380 (48% of its total development cost) in 2024. | Hanna Raskin

Ruby Tuesday has closed at 1022 Hospitality Lane, at Monument Road and Interstate 295. | Karen Brune Mathis, Jacksonville Daily Record

Koi Sushi & Thai & Bar will move into the former space of TGI Fridays at Orange Park Mall. | Jacksonville Daily Record

A dog sits in an enclosed space at the K9 Resorts pet hotel. | Special to Jacksonville Daily Record

Gateway Jax Inc. Bryan Moll gives a tour of the nearly $1 billion Pearl Square development site on Tuesday, May 19, 2026, in Downtown Jacksonville. | Mike Mendenhall, Jacksonville Today

A rendering shows the hotel, convention center and culinary institute proposed by Corner Lot and investment partner Aspect Holdings LLC on the Northbank of Downtown Jacksonville. | Jacksonville Daily Record

An artist's depiction shows the Southbank Residences next to Friendship Fountain in Downtown Jacksonville. | Related Group