October 3, 2024Despite Baptist Health deal, challenges remain for patientsSeniors and low-income people may feel the biggest reverberations from the Baptist Health-Florida Blue agreement.…By Will Brown
October 3, 2024Hunger grows among active duty militaryNearly 1 in 5 active duty service members in Northeast Florida are struggling with hunger, according to Feeding Northeast Florida.…By Steven Ponson
October 3, 2024Investigators reopen 36-year-old cold case in Murray HillAs part of the Jacksonville Sheriff’s regular revival of cold case homicides, a 1988 shooting death at Murray Hill Park…By Dan Scanlan
October 3, 2024NCAA picks Jacksonville for 3 championshipsThe NCAA has awarded Jacksonville three championships in track and volleyball in 2027 and 2028.…By Randy Roguski
October 3, 2024Two accused of shooting 18 times at undercover detectivesThe detectives were unharmed in the shooting at Florida Avenue and East 22nd Street.…By Dan Scanlan
October 3, 2024Ellen Glasser withdraws from Atlantic Beach mayoral raceGlasser, a former Atlantic Beach mayor, said she does not have the stamina to continue in the race or govern.…By Dan Scanlan
October 2, 2024Remembering the racial killing of Johnnie Mae ChappellA historic marker will honor a Jacksonville mother who was gunned down in 1964 by white men out to kill…By Dan Scanlan
October 2, 2024Hastings, Florida’s Potato Capital, aims to become a weekend getaway destinationHastings was once a roaring hub for agriculture in Florida. Now, local efforts are underway to get it noticed again.…By Noah Hertz
October 2, 2024Duval School Board clears path toward closing 18 schoolsThe board approved a five-year plan that suggests closing schools, but more votes and meetings would be required.…By Megan Mallicoat
October 2, 2024AdventHealth plans expansion into St. Johns CountyAdventHealth, one of the largest faith-based health systems in the U.S., plans a freestanding emergency room southwest of St. Augustine.…By Noah Hertz
October 2, 2024ARTS PICKS | Oct. 5-7An artist-led tour in St. Augustine, hip-hop festival in LaVilla and Brazilian music at Jacksonville Beach are this weekend’s Arts…By Matthew Shaw
October 1, 2024Jacksonville Longshoremen demonstrate amid national work stoppageMore than 1,800 people are demonstrating as the International Longshoremen’s Association strikes across the Eastern Seaboard.…By Will Brown
October 1, 2024THE JAXSON | The ‘malling’ of BaymeadowsA look at the rise, repositioning and survival of Deerwood Village Mall, one of the Southside’s oldest shopping malls.…By Ennis Davis
October 1, 2024Duval’s domestic violence homicides hit 8-year lowAdvocates say much work remains as they kicked off Domestic Violence Awareness Month on Tuesday.…By Dan Scanlan
October 1, 2024Jacksonville kicks in $50M for new MOSH on NorthbankMOSH will receive the money over three years to move from the Southbank, its home since 1969.…By Dan Scanlan
October 1, 2024Firefighters aid homeless as anti-camping law takes effectA new Florida law bars local governments from allowing homeless people to sleep or camp in public.…By Dan Scanlan
October 1, 2024Thousands of Baptist Health patients will keep coverage under Florida Blue dealWith just hours to spare, Baptist Health and Florida Blue reached an agreement early Tuesday over health care reimbursements.…By Will Brown
September 30, 2024Garbage changes begin in Clay County. Do you know your pickup day?Many residents remain confused about their garbage pickup day as FCC Environmental Services takes over.…By Randy Roguski
September 29, 2024Duval’s 15-year school closure plan up for a vote TuesdayDuval Schools’ proposal to close more than schools over the next 15 years is up for a board vote on…By Megan Mallicoat
September 29, 2024SPORTS | Jaguars drop 4th straight game, this time in final secondsBetter, but still not good enough. The Jaguars played their best quarter of football since halftime of the season opener…By Cole Pepper
September 27, 2024Mayport naval ship intercepts missiles in Middle EastThe USS Indianapolis, based at Naval Station Mayport, was one of three ships involved with Iranian-backed Houthi rebels, CNN reported.…By Steven Ponson
September 27, 2024Nonprofits boost homeownership through Ameris redlining settlementLISC Jacksonville and LIFT Jax are using a settlement with Ameris Bank to help foster homeownership in predominantly Black neighborhoods.…By Will Brown
September 27, 2024Helene cleanup continues; Jacksonville mayor urges patienceMore than 257,000 customers in Northeast Florida had no power Friday after Hurricane Helene came ashore late Thursday.…By Randy Roguski and Dan Scanlan
September 27, 2024Jacksonville city offices remain closed after Hurricane HeleneRoads flooded, trees toppled and power lines fell around the city. People were encouraged to stay home as crews cleaned…By Irene Sans - Storm Center and Randy Roguski