2 minutes ago JEA may have under-collected water capacity fees by $55M, auditors sayJEA officials and Jacksonville City Council auditors are working to determine if any of the unbilled fees can be recouped.…By Mike Mendenhall
2 hours ago Streeter Acclaimed Kitchen seeks new home after devastating fireThe owner of Streeter Acclaimed Kitchen pledges to move forward even though his building can’t be saved.…By Dan Scanlan
4 hours ago LGBTQ artwork returns to Five Points with a mural celebrating diversityThe 1,700-foot mural follows a state order last year banning rainbow-colored crosswalks.…By Dan Scanlan
5 hours ago St. Johns County Commission candidates cite varied experience levelFour candidates are competing to represent the county’s southwest area on the St. Johns County Commission.…By Noah Hertz
July 24, 2026 Scott Wilson, past City Council president, to challenge Kevin Carrico in electionScott Wilson retired from the Downtown Investment Authority and filed paperwork to run in City Council District 4.…By Mike Mendenhall
July 24, 2026 Harry Reagan, former City Council member and broadcaster, dies at 87Harry Reagan was known for nightly editorials at WJXT-TV and for his time on the Jacksonville City Council.…By Dan Scanlan
July 24, 2026 Gingerbread Extravaganza gets a new home and sponsor for the holidaysThe Historic Springfield Society is taking over the Gingerbread Extravaganza from the Jacksonville History Center.…By Dan Scanlan
July 24, 2026 Part of the USS Jacksonville submarine could wind up in Downtown JacksonvilleThe sail structure of the decommissioned submarine could be displayed next to the USS Orleck.…By Dan Scanlan
July 24, 2026 #AskJAXTDY | What’s with the roadwork at Butler Boulevard and Philips Highway?Construction on Philips Highway led the Jacksonville Transporation Authority to close a park-n-ride lot.…By Dan Scanlan
July 23, 2026 WHAT TO DO | Silent Disco; Cummer Museum Summer Concert; ‘Quiet Hours’ reading retreatA dance party at Friendship Fountain, a salsa concert at the Cummer Museum, and a reading retreat in Callahan are…By Amy Garrett
July 23, 2026 Funding timeline announced for Eastside community benefits agreementApplications for the first round of grants are due to the Eastside Grants Committee by Aug. 3.…By Will Brown
July 23, 2026 The curious case of the Hanna Park wax boxAt Hanna Park, the wax box has surfers stoked on mutual aid; park officials are letting it slide for now.…By Matt Shaw
July 23, 2026 6,500-plus acres in St. Johns County could be developed under new state lawThe law treats some agricultural land as though it has already been zoned for single-family housing.…By Noah Hertz
July 23, 2026 BOLD SPACES | A former Springfield nightclub is now an eclectically decorated, art-filled homeMultifarious artist Marlon Hubbard turned a commercial space into an art-filled oasis of a home.…By Matt Shaw and Cole LoCurto
July 22, 2026 JSO’s new drones get to a crime scene before officers doThe Sheriff’s Office is more than doubling the size of its drone fleet to 61, funded by the state.…By Dan Scanlan
July 22, 2026 St. Johns County asks governor to remove commissioners charged with crimesThree members of the St. Johns County Commission took a no-confidence vote against their peers.…By Noah Hertz
July 22, 2026 Upshot League announces inaugural championship locationThe top two finishers in the Upshot League’s 2026 regular season will advance to the inaugural championship.…By Will Brown
July 22, 2026 Hamburger Mary’s closes in Murray HillHamburger Mary’s closed its only Jacksonville location last week, just over a year after it opened.…By Heather Henderson
July 22, 2026 JTA CEO Nat Ford selected as head of Dallas rapid transit systemNat Ford had planned to retire from JTA in January, but the agency will now need a replacement sooner.…By Dan Scanlan
July 21, 2026 Stadium, MOSH and roads top list of most expensive projects in Deegan’s budgetThe $587 million capital improvement plan would fund 132 infrastructure projects.…By Mike Mendenhall
July 21, 2026 St. Johns County eyes $1.46B budget with uncertainty about tax revenueThe county is considering a budget with a flat tax rate, but many people could pay higher taxes anyway.…By Noah Hertz
July 21, 2026 Mandarin seeks to preserve its character as growth continuesThe Mandarin Area Preservation Project will begin with two public workshops on Wednesday.…By Dan Scanlan
July 21, 2026 Jacksonville’s back-to-school giveaways continue this weekendDuval County organizations will provide school supplies across Jacksonville ahead of the 2026-27 academic year.…By Will Brown
July 20, 2026 Deegan’s $2B budget: public safety, affordable housing, and roads and bridgesThe mayor’s proposed budget is heavy on infrastructure and holds the tax millage rate steady.…By Mike Mendenhall