November 6, 2024ARTS PICKS | Nov. 8-10PorchFest in Springfield; classical guitar Downtown, a bloody good time of a musical in San Marco and contemporary art Downtown…By Matthew Shaw
November 6, 2024Mayors and council members elected in the BeachesVoters in Neptune Beach and Jacksonville Beach picked mayors — one in a close race and the other by a…By Michelle Corum
November 6, 2024Beaches voters approve charter changesVoters in Jacksonville Beach and Atlantic Beach approved all changes proposed.…By Michelle Corum
November 5, 2024Newcomer elected to St. Johns County School BoardVoters also continued a half-cent sales tax and approved a new 1-mill property tax to help fund teacher salaries.…By Noah Hertz
November 5, 2024Duval voters choose Shayla Lee as county judgeLee, a public defender, won the judgeship by more than 50,000 votes.…By Noah Hertz
November 5, 2024Republicans roar as Duval racks up conservative victoriesDespite a lower than expected voter turnout in Duval County, Republicans decisively won local and statewide races.…By Will Brown
November 5, 2024Incumbent congressmen win reelection in Northeast FloridaThree Republican incumbents from Northeast Florida will return to the U.S. House of Representatives.…By Dan Scanlan
November 5, 2024Blount’s victory seals Duval School Board’s conservative majorityReginald Blount focused his campaign on conservative talking points that emphasize cultural issues.…By Megan Mallicoat
November 5, 2024Nov. 5 election results for Northeast FloridaLive election results for local races and the presidential election.…By Jacksonville Today
November 5, 20243,000-home ‘agrihood’ rejected in St. Johns CountyThe agrihood would have combinded homes with agricultural elements, but many residents opposed it.…By Noah Hertz
November 5, 20243 Duval elementary schools will close soon; 3 more after a year6 Jacksonville elementary schools will close — but only half at the end of the current school year as originally proposed. …By Megan Mallicoat
November 4, 2024‘Get Covered Jax’ helps uninsured get health careThe city has renewed its campaign to help thousands of uninsured people get private health insurance.…By Jacksonville Today
November 3, 2024OPINION | Mayor Deegan: Florida’s health is on the ballotJacksonville’s mayor: “A vote for Kamala Harris is a vote for affordable healthcare, financial security, and a healthier future for…By Mayor Donna Deegan
November 1, 2024‘Agrihood’ coming to a vote in St. Johns CountyCounty commissioners will consider a 3,000-home “agrihood” that would combine housing with elements like community farms.…By Noah Hertz
November 1, 2024Florida-Georgia game will return to Jax through 2031A new agreement will bring the Florida-Georgia football game back to Jacksonville after EverBank Stadium is renovated.…By Steven Ponson
November 1, 2024Duval School Board election is Tuesday in district bearing brunt of school closuresJacksonville Today asked the two School Board candidates their thoughts on school closures in the district they want to represent.…By Megan Mallicoat
October 31, 2024Beaten man sues police over arrest that went viralLe’Keian Woods was severely beaten after running from officers who suspected a drug deal. They said he resisted arrest.…By Dan Scanlan
October 31, 2024ARTS PICKS | Nov. 1-3Two theatrical productions and modern dance are this weekend’s Arts Picks.…By Matthew Shaw
October 31, 2024Duval elections leaders hope inactive voters will participateSome 85,793 voters could be removed from Duval’s voter rolls if they do not vote in this year’s general election…By Will Brown
October 31, 2024E-bikes raise concerns for Atlantic Beach commissionersAtlantic Beach is discussing the need to regulate e-bikes, which some city commissioners consider potentially dangerous. Commissioners took up the…By Michelle Corum
October 30, 20242 developments get underway in Jacksonville’s urban coreThe Emerald Station and Gateway Jax developments will transform neglected parts of the city with meeting spaces, offices and residences.…By Dan Scanlan
October 30, 2024Teen accused of machete threat at Beaches polling sitePolice said an 18-year-old man threatened Harris-Walz supporters with a machete at a voting site in Neptune Beach.…By Dan Scanlan
October 30, 2024Restrained students still an issue for St. Johns parentsThe federal government found that St. Johns County has reduced the use of restraint, but some parents say it isn’t…By Noah Hertz
October 30, 2024THE JAXSON | The history of Jacksonville’s San Mateo neighborhoodFifteen minutes north of Downtown Jacksonville, San Mateo is a post-World War II neighborhood characterized by a mature developed landscape…By Ennis Davis