October 8, 2025 Duval DOGE targets city’s group health fund deficitThe Duval DOGE committee’ will look for ways to reduce the city’s $21 million health care deficit.…By Mike Mendenhall
October 7, 2025 Duval School Board votes down HQ moveIn dual 0-7 votes, the board passed on the sale of the Prudential Drive property and opted to not purchase…By Megan Mallicoat
October 7, 2025 Barnabas Center helping more of Nassau’s needyBarnabas Center is expanding to western Nassau County because of growing demand for its services.…By Michelle Corum
October 7, 2025 Driverless Downtown shuttles are drawing few ridersJust over 100 people a day have used the NAVI shuttles, but the mayor and JTA predict the number will…By Dan Scanlan
October 6, 2025 Jacksonville unveils affordable homes in historic DurkeevilleThe Durkeeville homes were officially opened Monday, one step toward more affordable housing.…By Dan Scanlan
October 3, 2025 Neighborhood grants now available in St. AugustineGroups can apply for up to $3,000 in neighborhood grants to spruce up their communities.…By Noah Hertz
October 3, 2025 Amany Youssef: From refugee to rare female contractorA Jacksonville business owner is the area’s youngest female contractor, and a trailblazing small business owner.…By Noah Hertz
October 3, 2025 NUMBER OF THE WEEK | Northwest ClassicIn the Northwest Classic, the Vikings (4-0) are one of the best programs in Northeast Florida. The Trojans (1-5) seek…By Will Brown
October 3, 2025 Main Street Bridge reopens all lanes for first time in weeksThe Main Street Bridge has been partly closed since September after a ship hit the bridge the month before.…By Dan Scanlan
October 2, 2025 Chief administrator is leaving Jacksonville mayor’s officeChief Administrative Officer Karen Bowling departs after a little more than two years in the administration.…By Mike Mendenhall
October 2, 2025 Black Book Bash draws authors to Jacksonville amid literary backlashThe inaugural Black Book Bash will be held at the Hyatt Regency Jacksonville from Friday through Sunday.…By Will Brown
October 2, 2025 At long last, McCoys Creek flows back to St. Johns RiverA $52.8 million, six-year project restored McCoys Creek to prevent flooding in Mixon Town and nearby areas.…By Dan Scanlan
October 1, 2025 WHAT TO DO | Five Points Funky Friday; Tactile Art Show; Island Hop Craft Beer and Spirits FestFive Points’ monthly Funky Friday, an art show you can touch in St. Augustine, and Fernandina’s Island Hop beer and…By Amy Garrett
October 1, 2025 Rainbow art returning to Five Points ahead of Pride weekendIn advance of Jax River City Pride, displays are popping up to replace crosswalks the state eliminated.…By Mike Mendenhall
October 1, 2025 Free mental health services available to Duval studentsDemand for mental health services is at an all-time high among Duval Schools students.…By Megan Mallicoat
October 1, 2025 Green Cove city manager will retire next monthGreen Cove Springs City Manager Steve Kennedy will retire after eight years in the job.…By Dan Scanlan
October 1, 2025 Wobbly Whale replaces iconic British pub in St. AugustineThe Wobbly Whale Public House takes over the spot of Kings Head British Pub, which closed after 32 years.…By Dan Scanlan
October 1, 2025 DeSantis appoints 3 to St. Augustine Airport AuthorityGov. Ron DeSantis filled three vacancies after a controversy involving the Airport Authority board.…By Noah Hertz
October 1, 2025 THE JAXSON | The Legacy of the Boylan-Haven School A brief history and look at the legacy of the historic Eastside’s Boylan-Haven School.…By Ennis Davis
September 30, 2025 Domestic homicides rise after historic decrease in 2023A new report shows that guns were used in a majority of the homicides and most the perpetrators were men.…By Dan Scanlan
September 30, 2025 THE FOOD SECTION | Dirty martinis are having a moment in JacksonvilleDirty martinis’ popularity started snowballing last year. The fad then sunk its filthy claws into Jacksonville and shows no sign…By Hanna Raskin
September 29, 2025 ‘Schools of Hope’ charter operators can use public school buildings, rent-freeThe state Board of Education approved changes to charter school rules that public school advocates are decrying.…By Megan Mallicoat
September 29, 2025 Flagler College rolls out interactive historical exhibitsFlagler, St. Augustine’s private college, is enhancing its courtyard and rotunda areas with new exhibits.…By Noah Hertz
September 29, 2025 Joe Hinrichs out after 3 years as CEO at CSXCSX replaced CEO Joe Hinrichs with Linde PLC Chairman Steve Angel. The company gave no reason for the change.…By Dan Scanlan