July 15, 2024Lane closures extended on San Jose BoulevardJEA says it hit a snag as it repairs a broken water main. Two lanes will be closed in each…By Steven Ponson
July 15, 2024Wells Fargo name removed from Downtown towerWells Fargo decided to end its naming rights as it downsizes its leased space. A helicopter removed the name letter…By Randy Roguski
July 15, 2024Police reopen 34-year-old case of skeleton found in woodsCold case detectives say the man was never identified and there was no evidence of who killed him,.…By Dan Scanlan
July 12, 2024OPINION | What Jacksonville City Council Republicans expect from Mayor Deegan’s budgetMayor Donna Deegan is set to present her second year’s budget proposal on Monday.…By A.G. Gancarski
July 12, 2024Volunteer researchers unlock secrets of nesting sea turtlesNortheast Florida is about half way through sea turtle nesting season, and volunteers are working hard to keep track of…By Noah Hertz
July 12, 2024Fewer guns confiscated at Jacksonville’s airportThe number of guns seized at Jacksonville International Airport has declined by 25% from last year.…By Steven Ponson
July 12, 2024Interest rates chill home sales in Northeast FloridaSales normally rise in June, but they’re down this year, and there are more homes for sale than anytime since…By Randy Roguski
July 12, 2024St. Johns County commissioner cleared of meeting violationA federal judge ruled that Krista Joseph did nothing wrong when, during a meeting, she encouraged people to vote against…By Noah Hertz
July 11, 2024OPINION | Summer in the city: Hotter than a match head in Downtown JaxJacksonville’s Downtown and its surrounding neighborhoods are in the nations top 2% for heat.…By Sherry Magill
July 11, 2024Edward Waters University officially joins NCAA Division llThe move to the NCAA means stronger competition for student-athletes and more money for the athletics department.…By Steven Ponson
July 11, 2024Region remains abnormally dry despite recent rainJEA and the St. Johns River Water Management District are asking residents to conserve water until regular rainfall returns.…By Dan Scanlan
July 11, 2024#AskJAXTDY l Why prevent stronger local heat protections for workers?A Jacksonville Today reader says she’s baffled why the governor and legislators want to put workers at risk.…By Casmira Harrison
July 11, 2024Salvation Army offers rent and utility assistanceThe Salvation Army of Northeast Florida is offering rent and utility assistance for low income residents in Duval County.…By Steven Ponson
July 11, 2024Two local islands rated the best in continental USThe Golden Isles in Georgia and Amelia Island topped a survey by Travel + Leisure magazine.…By Randy Roguski
July 10, 2024Affordable housing begins leasing at San Marco EastThe Lofts at San Marco East is a 172-unit affordable housing complex at Philips Highway and St. Augustine Road. …By Steven Ponson
July 10, 2024Big changes in store for Clay County garbage collectionCurbside recycling will end, and residents are getting new garbage cans as FCC Environmental Services takes over collections.…By Randy Roguski
July 10, 2024Clay County Sheriff’s Office takes over school policeThe move will provide for quicker response in the event of an emergency, Sheriff Michelle Cook says.…By Dan Scanlan
July 10, 2024ARTS PICKS | July 12-14Opening weekend for one-act plays in San Marco, pottery making Downtown and local authors reading in Riverside are this week’s…By Matthew Shaw
July 10, 2024THE JAXSON | 6 major urban core infrastructure projectsJacksonville’s urban core continues to grow. Here are six major infrastructure projects currently under construction in or near Downtown.…By Ennis Davis
July 9, 2024These St. Johns County elections will likely be decided in AugustThe general election isn’t until November, but a handful of races in St. Johns County will be as good as…By Noah Hertz
July 9, 2024Cultural Council to award $600K to individual artistsThe Artist Grant Program was developed in collaboration with Mayor Donna Deegan’s arts and culture transition committee.…By Matthew Shaw
July 9, 2024Artists sought for new entryways to Cathedral HillThe Cathedral District-Jax, a local nonprofit, is seeking artists to beautify two intersections in Downtown Jacksonville.…By Steven Ponson
July 9, 2024At tea time, everybody’s aggrieved (by the price)Jacksonville diners are experiencing sticker shock when they order a sweet tea.…By Hanna Raskin
July 9, 2024UF Health opens new patient tower in North JacksonvilleThe expansion includes six floors and 124 patient rooms to help patients recover from acute care.…By Randy Roguski