October 10, 2024 St. Johns County lifts evacuation order; St. Augustine Marina remains closedPeople who were ordered to evacuate in St. Johns County for Hurricane Milton can now return home; St. Augustine announces…By Randy Roguski and Jessica Palombo
October 10, 2024 Flooding could be a risk in Jacksonville, St. Johns County for daysHurricane Milton’s effect on Jacksonville was limited, but tidal flooding could affect some streets during high tides.…By Dan Scanlan
October 10, 2024 Power is returning around Northeast FloridaJEA says it restored power to more than 40,000 customers overnight.…By Randy Roguski
October 10, 2024 Clay County assesses damage and plans to open new shelterClay County is no longer accepting residents at its four other shelters, but a new shelter was to open Thursday…By Randy Roguski
October 10, 2024 Nassau County orders evacuations as projected storm surge risesThe National Weather Service expects storm surge over more than 5 feet in Nassau County.…By Randy Roguski
October 10, 2024 St. Johns County asks people to stay off the roadsSt. Johns County is assessing damage after Hurricane Milton hit the area particularly hard.…By Randy Roguski
October 10, 2024 Hurricane Milton exits Florida, but effects persist on First CoastHurricane Milton will bring heavy rainfall, flooding and gusty winds to Northeast Florida throughout the day Thursday.…By Randy Roguski
October 9, 2024 Judge rejects reopening Florida voter registration because of hurricanesA federal judge Wednesday rejected a request from the League of Women Voters of Florida and the Florida NAACP to…By Jim Saunders - News Service of Florida
October 9, 2024 As Milton makes landfall, Jacksonville shelters still have space; Gate gas stations are closedHurricane Milton made landfall as a dangerous Category 3 storm at just about a quarter to 9 p.m. Wednesday near…By Jessica Palombo
October 9, 2024 Hurricane Milton bears down on Florida, but risks ease in JacksonvilleThe latest on Hurricane Milton’s expected impacts on the Jacksonville area, including shelters and evacuations.…By Randy Roguski and Dan Scanlan
October 9, 2024 Jacksonville uses dams to hold back Milton’s floodwatersThe city is using Tiger Dams — large plastic tubes that can be filled with water to act as barriers…By Dan Scanlan
October 9, 2024 OPINION | Prayer for the sowersThe children my husband and I raised are among the generations who have grown up with the certainty of climate…By Julie Delegal
October 9, 2024 Gasoline runs low during Milton, but more is on the wayGov. Ron DeSantis says more than a million gallons of gasoline and diesel are staged around the state.…By Dan Scanlan and News Service of Florida
October 9, 2024 ARTS PICKS | Oct. 12-13In a week when Hurricane Milton has canceled most events, there are still two opportunities to enjoy local music. And…By Matthew Shaw
October 8, 2024 THE JAXSON | 9 historic Durkeeville photographsDuring the early 20th century, the greater Durkeeville community became a segregation-era hub of Black culture, business and social life…By Ennis Davis
October 8, 2024 Effort to rename Confederate Street after late activist fails in Jacksonville City Council In a 10-7 vote, Jacksonville’s City Council decided against renaming the Springfield street after the late local civil rights activist…By Casmira Harrison
October 8, 2024 Entire city of St. Augustine, other parts of St. Johns County ordered to evacuateSt. Johns County also ordered the evacuation of St. Augustine Beach and residents living on waterfront properties or in flood-prone…By Randy Roguski and Jessica Palombo
October 8, 2024 #AskJAXTDY | Does the hefty mail-in ballot require extra postage?The November ballot is packed with candidates and issues. Who pays to mail it back?…By Dan Scanlan
October 7, 2024 Investigator tried to get arrested Duval teacher removed twice — and was denied Duval Schools was criticized for waiting too long to remove an arrested teacher.…By Megan Mallicoat
October 7, 2024 OPINION | Jacksonville’s approach to state homeless law will lead to court battlesResidents and business owners who don’t think the city is doing its job will be able to sue starting Jan.…By A.G. Gancarski
October 7, 2024 Uninsured Jax residents can now reach physicians virtuallyJacksonville has launched a program to link uninsured residents with physicians without going to the emergency room.…By Steven Ponson
October 7, 2024 Schools close as Hurricane Milton approachesMost school districts in Northeast Florida will close this week as Hurricane Milton crosses the state.…By Randy Roguski
October 6, 2024 SPORTS | Jaguars earn first win of season in remarkable fashionThere are a lot of “ifs,” but the win on Sunday against the Colts keeps hope of a significant season…By Cole Pepper
October 4, 2024 Murray Hill underpass is about to get litA final design could be reviewed next week for a light display at the underpass of Edgewood Avenue and Roosevelt…By Casmira Harrison