April 29, 2024Plant Vogtle Unit 4 goes online, providing power to JEAJEA says about 13% of its customers’ power is now supplied from Plant Vogtle’s Units 3 and 4 in Waynesboro,…By Dan Scanlan
April 28, 2024SPORTS | Did Jaguars get better in the draft?The Jaguars’ draft looks good on one hand, but further inspection brings up some key questions.…By Cole Pepper
April 26, 2024Duval Schools apologizes for errors over arrested teacherThe district acknowledged that a teacher at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts should have been removed his classroom immediately.…By Will Brown
April 26, 2024Ponte Vedra Concert Hall to close one year for renovationsWork will begin soon on $11 million worth of renovations that will enlarge the stage and seating.…By Noah Hertz
April 26, 2024Worker safety stressed as nine who died are honoredThe Northeast Florida Safety Council says worker deaths are preventable with proper training and practices.…By Dan Scanlan
April 26, 2024JEA shines a light for people considering solar powerJEA has a new program, the Solar Concierge, that helps customers who want to add solar panels to their rooftops.…By Dan Scanlan
April 25, 2024Fuel storage plan may track west, to a different neighborhoodDinsmore residents managed to drive away a proposed bulk fuel storage yard, but the plan could pop up in another…By Casmira Harrison
April 25, 2024Jacksonville man sentenced for hate crimes on Black womenFrederick Pierallini III pleaded guilty to accosting two Black women with a shotgun in separate hate crimes.…By Dan Scanlan
April 25, 2024St. Johns invites residents to learn about local governmentThe county is starting SJC 101, a citizen’s academy to educate people about how their government works.…By Noah Hertz
April 25, 2024Jaxport gets federal grant to reduce truck emissionsThe Talleyrand Marine Terminal is one of two port facilities in Florida that will share more than $8 million to…By Dan Scanlan
April 24, 2024OPINION | School closures? Blame charters, state government and ‘choice’I ask you to write your state representative and state senator to seek limitations on what charters can do and…By Jimmy Peluso
April 24, 2024Windows smashed at 10 San Marco businessesThe smash-and-grab incidents caused about $29,000 in damage plus some stolen merchandise, police said.…By Dan Scanlan
April 24, 2024Roger Bansemer and Lynyrd Skynyrd join Florida Artists Hall of FameBansemer is renowned for his public television series “Painting and Travel with Roger and Sarah Bansemer.” Skynyrd is known as…By Noah Hertz and Dan Scanlan
April 24, 2024Former Douglas Anderson teacher pleads guiltyJeffrey Clayton admitted to touching a teenage student and uttering romantic feelings about her.…By Will Brown
April 24, 2024Newfangled roundabout planned in Murray HillThe Florida Department of Transportation plans an unusual bean-shaped roundabout with train tracks running through the middle of it.…By Dan Scanlan
April 24, 2024ARTS PICKS | April 26-28Jacksonville Today Arts and Culture Editor Matt Shaw shares his arts and culture picks for the weekend. Friday OVERDU: The Art…By Matthew Shaw
April 24, 2024Controversial San Marco storage project gets City Council OKThe 10-story building will include affordable housing, retail and a self-storage element, much to the frustration of many residents.…By Casmira Harrison
April 23, 2024THE JAXSON | Neighborhoods: St. NicholasA virtual tour of one of Jacksonville’s oldest urban neighborhoods: St. Nicholas. St. Nicholas History Located across the river from…By Ennis Davis
April 23, 2024Torch Run raises $3,300 for Special OlympicsThe annual law enforcement run raised money for Special Olympics athletes who will compete at the state Summer Games in…By Dan Scanlan
April 23, 2024St. Augustine breathes life into neglected West CityThe City of St. Augustine agreed April 22 to give some TLC to West City, a part of town that…By Noah Hertz
April 23, 2024Jacksonville cop accused of crashing cruiser and fleeingOfficer John Burr was charged with leaving the scene of a crash involving injuries. He has resigned from the Jacksonville…By Steven Ponson
April 23, 2024Battling hate crime: City leaders aim to triple penaltiesNew legislation in Jacksonville could triple fines and jail time for people who commit hate crimes.…By Dan Scanlan
April 23, 2024Nonprofit may hold key to Duval literacy gapsStudents have improved their reading accuracy and comprehension after tutoring from READ USA, a literacy group based in Jacksonville.…By Will Brown
April 23, 2024Six semifinalists picked for Duval Schools superintendentFive men and one woman are semifinalists for superintendent of Duval County Public Schools.…By Will Brown