August 19, 2024Patients wait as Baptist Health and Florida Blue battle over costsIf the two do not come to an agreement, as many as 50,000 people will be forced to find new…By Will Brown
August 19, 2024Decision due on St. Johns County’s trash troublesSt. Johns County may toss its new trash collector this week after a meeting with the company Monday.…By Noah Hertz
August 18, 2024SPORTS | What we learned from the Jaguars’ win over the BuccaneersThe Jaguars’ preseason record is now 2-0. Here’s what we learned from the Jaguars’ 20-7 victory over the Tampa Bay…By Cole Pepper
August 16, 2024Two lead in fundraising for Duval judge’s seatFour candidates are competing for one open judge’s seat in Duval County. They’ve raised tens of thousands of dollars among…By Casmira Harrison
August 16, 2024More DUI patrols possible if marijuana issue passesJacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters opposes Amendment 3. He says he will consider increasing DUI patrols if voters approve it.…By Steven Ponson
August 16, 2024Want a fire truck? St. Johns County is auctioning oneThe truck is among 80-plus pieces of surplus property the county will auction Saturday in St. Augustine.…By Dan Scanlan
August 15, 2024OPINION | Deegan’s affordable housing loans should be restored in city budgetThe Jacksonville City Council needs to get on board and restore affordable housing funding proposed by Mayor Deegan.…By Sherry Magill
August 15, 2024Cleaveland vs. Cox: Campaign finances in race for 4th Circuit judgeCampaign finance reports indicate where candidates Nancy Cleaveland and Ashley Wells Cox are getting their money — and where they’re…By Casmira Harrison
August 14, 2024Marker will honor victims of racist Dollar General shootingA ceremony is scheduled Sunday to unveil the marker and other tributes.…By Steven Ponson
August 14, 2024#AskJAXTDY | What is a Republican Party committeeman or committeewoman?A Jacksonville Today reader wants to know more about candidates for state committeewoman and state committeeman.…By Dan Scanlan
August 14, 2024Court fight colors St. Johns County electionWith the election in full swing, a court fight playing out in the background involves some key players.…By Noah Hertz
August 14, 2024ARTS PICKS | Aug. 16-18A new art exhibit at MOCA, an art show opening in San Marco, a secret concert, and a show in…By Matthew Shaw
August 14, 2024THE JAXSON | The Gilded Era hotels of Henry FlaglerRailroad giant Henry Flagler was also known for his chain of Gilded Era luxury resort hotels, some of which remain…By Ennis Davis
August 13, 2024Jacksonville City Council rejects hate-crime legislationWith only seven of the council’s 19 members voting yes, the bill — named after Johnnie Mae Chappel, who was…By Casmira Harrison
August 13, 2024OPINION | Social-cultural issues are the classroom School officials shouldn’t act like differences don’t exist and aren’t being discussed by students themselves in the classroom. …By Nikesha Elise Williams
August 13, 2024Fernandina names skate park after Poe PinsonThe city’s skateboard park will be renamed Friday to honor the 19-year-old Olympian from Fernandina Beach.…By Dan Scanlan
August 13, 2024Landlords are offering more perks in JacksonvilleNearly half of the landlords in Jacksonville are offering concessions to renters, one of the highest rates in the country,…By Randy Roguski
August 13, 2024Bucking some businesses, St. Augustine puts pedestrians firstSegments of a downtown St. Augustine street are now closed to vehicles. Some residents celebrate it, but some business owners…By Noah Hertz
August 13, 2024Winn-Dixie in Fleming Island will become an Aldi storeClay County is considering Aldi’s request for a permit to remodel the Winn-Dixie at 1545 County Road 220.…By Randy Roguski
August 12, 2024Laura Street Trio developer to city: ‘Buy me out’ Steve Atkins has been trying to work out a public-private partnership with the city to overhaul the three buildings at…By Casmira Harrison
August 12, 2024Jacksonville Housing Authority picks another interim CEORoslyn Mixon-Phillips, a former Housing Authority commissioner, was selected as interim CEO during a search for a permanent CEO.…By Steven Ponson
August 12, 2024OPINION | ‘The silly season nears a close! Will we be laughing in the end?’Florida primary elections are a reminder that the most partisan and least moderate candidates often prevail and shape our laws.…By A.G. Gancarski
August 11, 2024SPORTS | What we learned from the Jaguars’ preseason opening winIf the Jaguars are going to return to the playoffs, they’ll need to play better than they did in the…By Cole Pepper
August 9, 2024Republican-backed School Board candidates key on parental rightsParental rights are again a topic of conversation because of the prominent role they play in Florida’s increasingly partisan school…By Megan Mallicoat