August 5, 2025 Some Duval students will pay $4.25 for lunch, previously freeDozens of Jacksonville schools will start charging for lunch again after a five-year break.…By Megan Mallicoat
August 5, 2025 THE JAXSON | A tour of McCoys Creek in 1926Today, McCoys Creek is the focus of an extensive restoration effort. Here are photographs taken by the city of Jacksonville…By Ennis Davis
August 5, 2025 Magic Beach Motel will be demolished after allThe St. Johns County Commission decided it does not have the legal authority to stop the demolition.…By Noah Hertz
August 5, 2025 Jacksonville mayor launches data portal to try to reduce politics in policymakingThe City of Jacksonville launched a data analysis portal, State of Jax, to identify and eradicate local discrepancies in life…By Will Brown
August 5, 2025 Trash fees are going up in St. Johns CountyResidents can expect to pay $200 more annually over the next five years.…By Noah Hertz
August 5, 2025 Deegan tries to head off conflict over state DOGE auditMayor Donna Deegan responded to criticism by the state CFO, who suggested the city is trying to stifle a DOGE…By Mike Mendenhall
August 5, 2025 BIT OF JOY | Free zoo days for kidsThis month, the Jacksonville Zoo is offering families a budget-friendly way to meet the city’s wildest residents. Through the end…By Heather Henderson
August 4, 2025 Next phase of First Coast Expressway due to open soonThe latest segment, from Blanding Boulevard to U.S. 17 in Clay County, could open within two weeks.…By Dan Scanlan
August 4, 2025 Barber bestows his cutting wisdom on a new generationImsety Aten-Re wants to give back to the community by sharing his passion for cutting hair.…By Michelle Corum
August 4, 2025 Jacksonville gets CSX’s first rail hazmat training centerCSX and FSCJ will team up to build the Hazardous Materials Training Institute at the college’s existing fire academy.…By Dan Scanlan
August 4, 2025 BIT OF JOY | Carvill Park pool reopensThe public pool at Carvill Park in Northwest Jacksonville was shut down close to a decade ago, and the city…By Heather Henderson
August 1, 2025 Hard Rock on Northbank would not include casino, city saysSeveral groups are looking at Downtown Jacksonville for development, including a possible Hard Rock hotel.…By Mike Mendenhall
August 1, 2025 Fernandina gangway collapse blamed partly on large crowdThe gangway was supporting more weight than it was designed for when it collapsed during July 4 fireworks.…By Dan Scanlan
August 1, 2025 Q&A | Edward Waters president looks ahead to reaccreditation and new strategic planA. Zachary Faison spoke with Jacksonville Today as the HBCU prepares to identify its next aspirations.…By Will Brown
July 31, 2025 Rapper Ksoo and cousin guilty of 1st-degree murderThe two were charged in the 2020 shooting death of Charles McCormick Jr. at a shopping center in Arlington.…By Dan Scanlan
July 31, 2025 Florida DOGE adds Jacksonville to growing list of auditsThe state DOGE entity has requested access to a wide range of documents on Aug. 7 and 8.…By Mike Mendenhall
July 31, 2025 WHAT TO DO | Spring Park Food Truck Friday; St. Augustine photo walk; LOL JAX Film FestGreen Cove Springs’ Food Truck Friday, a St. Augustine nature walk that’s also a meetup for film photographers; and the…By Amy Garrett
July 31, 2025 Jacksonville native hopes ‘Callas’ is next blossom of literary career“Callas” will debut at the Jacksonville Arts and Music School on Friday, written by 20-year-old Niveah Glover.…By Will Brown
July 31, 2025 Hibernian captain says Sporting Jax fans are ‘incredible’ for women’s footballWomen’s pro soccer will kick off Saturday as Sporting Jax takes on the Scottish champion Hibernian Women.…By Will Brown
July 30, 2025 ACT 4 | Douglas Anderson works to step back into spotlight for the right reasonsHow do we know another Douglas Anderson scandal won’t happen? Here’s what the district and school have changed since 2023.…By Megan Mallicoat
July 30, 2025 Jacksonville leads state in commercial sex adsLocal leaders are beginning a campaign against human trafficking, starting in the Sports and Entertainment District.…By Michelle Corum
July 30, 2025 Ponte Vedra Concert Hall to reopen after renovationsThe much-loved concert hall is returning with a stacked concert lineup after a yearlong shutdown.…By Noah Hertz
July 29, 2025 ACT 3 | Was Douglas Anderson worse than other schools? District data issues make it hard to compare Did something about the school lead teachers to misbehave? Did being an arts school play a part?…By Megan Mallicoat
July 29, 2025 Marquee is next step in restoration of Florida TheatreThe marquee is in dire need of repairs, among years of renovations at the 98-year-old venue.…By Dan Scanlan