March 8, 2024Homeless population soars in parts of Northeast FloridaThe number of unsheltered people in Duval, Clay and Nassau counties increased by 43% this year, according to Changing Homelessness.…By Steven Ponson
March 8, 2024St. Johns County shuts down wood recycler over smokeResidents near Ancient City Wood Recycling have complained about plumes of smoke rising from the business.…By Noah Hertz
March 8, 2024St. Augustine asks voters to streamline police pensionsSt. Augustine residents will decide March 19 whether police pensions should fall under the municipal code, which would make it…By Noah Hertz
March 7, 2024Jacksonville devotes $2 million to help homebuyers with down paymentsThe city will provide up to $25,000 in down payment assistance to qualified first-time homebuyers. …By Will Brown
March 7, 2024Scholarships open for St. Johns high school seniorsMarch 23 is the deadline to apply for more than $50,000 in scholarships that are up for grabs for graduating…By Noah Hertz
March 7, 2024Where to vote early in the presidential primaryThe early voting period for the Presidential Preference Primary in Florida begins this week across Northeast Florida.…By Steven Ponson
March 7, 2024MOSH immerses visitors in the world of arctic dinosaursA new exhibit, “Ice Dinosaurs: The Lost World of the Alaskan Arctic,” features 17 animatronics that depict 14 different species.…By Heather Henderson
March 7, 2024Aldi completes purchase of Winn-Dixie storesAldi acquired Winn-Dixie and Harveys Supermarkets from Jacksonville-based Southeastern Grocers. A “significant number” of the stores will be converted to…By Steven Ponson
March 7, 2024Monster Jam will mean monster traffic this weekendMonster Jam will roar into EverBank Stadium on Saturday, bringing up to 70,000 fans on a busy night of Downtown…By Dan Scanlan
March 7, 2024Davis family donates $1.5 million for new MOSH museumThe money will go toward MOSH’s Genesis campaign, an effort to build a new, larger museum on the Northbank of…By Randy Roguski
March 6, 2024ARTS PICKS | March 8-10Jacksonville Today Arts and Culture Editor Matt Shaw shares his arts and culture picks for the weekend.…By Matthew Shaw
March 6, 2024New fire station to open next to Fernandina Beach airportThe new $5 million station will replace an outdated station that sits in a flood-prone spot a block from the…By Dan Scanlan
March 5, 2024St. Johns Commission OKs divisive waterfront trailThe commission approved a roughly $1.8 million bid to construct the 8-foot-wide trail connecting two boat ramps on Shore Drive…By Noah Hertz
March 5, 2024Decision delayed on HGTV Dream Home in St. AugustineSt. Augustine’s Planning and Zoning Board will wait until next month to consider a retaining wall that builders installed without…By Steven Ponson
March 5, 2024Neptune Beach cameras will catch speeders in school zonesThe city has decided to install automatic cameras in school zones. Speeders will receive $100 tickets in the mail.…By Steven Ponson
March 5, 2024Jacksonville creates dashboards to share data on permitting, animals and moreThe Mayor’s Transparency Dashboards show a variety of information about animal control, public works, permitting and the city’s children’s reading…By Dan Scanlan
March 5, 2024Low-income residents get help to reduce energy billsJacksonville has received a $845,350 grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to conduct energy audits and make home improvements.…By Steven Ponson
March 5, 2024THE JAXSON | The madams of Jacksonville’s red light districtIn honor of Women’s History Month, here is a look at Jacksonville’s most well-known madams from LaVilla’s red light district…By Ennis Davis
March 4, 2024Edward Waters president battles old HBCU perceptions as university growsFor Faison, outdated impressions of Edward Waters are especially irksome as he leads the university through historic firsts.…By Will Brown
March 4, 2024Sulzbacher launches catering service to benefit homelessThe service, called Inside the Box, will support Sulzbacher’s two kitchens and help people develop food service skills.…By Steven Ponson
March 4, 2024JU law school obtains provisional accreditationAccreditation from the American Bar Association makes students eligible to take the bar exam.…By Dan Scanlan
March 4, 2024Historic Ferrari and curvaceous Delahaye win at The AmeliaThousands of people braved the threat of rain for the 29th iteration of The Amelia concours d’elegance.…By Dan Scanlan
March 1, 2024Improvements coming to bus stops in Northwest JacksonvilleThe Jacksonville Transportation Authority plans improved shelters, more lighting, bike racks and other improvements.…By Carter Mudgett
March 1, 2024New Ringhaver playground embraces all childrenThe renovated playground at Ringhaver Park was designed to be more inclusive for children with limited abilities.…By Steven Ponson