February 2, 2026 St. Augustine seeks to redevelop West City areaA new program aims to help West City homeowners with costly repairs in the underserved area.…By Noah Hertz
February 2, 2026 Deegan plans another round of town hall meetingsThe first of eight town halls is scheduled for Tuesday at William Raines Senior High School.…By Jacksonville Today
February 2, 2026 BIT OF JOY | Library art showA new art exhibit is on display at the St. Johns County Main Library.…By Heather Henderson
January 30, 2026 3 measles cases in Northeast Florida feed vaccination debateDoctors are encouraging people to get accurate information about measles and immunization.…By Noah Hertz
January 30, 2026 NUMBER OF THE WEEK | #AskJAXTDY: Property tax spending on schools?This Number of the Week is also an #AskJAXTDY. Jacksonville Today reader Jane G. wonders what happens to the money…By Megan Mallicoat
January 29, 2026 WHAT TO DO | Forever Motown; ‘Dear Evan Hansen’; ‘Touring the Landscape’Groovin’ to Motown hits in Ponte Vedra Beach, a Jacksonville Beach production of a hit musical and a new Cummer…By Amy Garrett
January 29, 2026 #AskJAXTDY l Who is liable for dogs on restaurant patios?If a dog bites someone on a patio, who’s liable — the restaurant, the dog owner or the other patron?…By Mike Mendenhall
January 29, 2026 DONNA marathoners prepare for extreme coldRoads will closed Sunday as thousands of marathoners race through the three Beaches communities.…By Dan Scanlan
January 29, 2026 BIT OF JOY | Perform at a Jumbo Shrimp gameThe Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp will hold auditions for individuals or groups who want to perform the National Anthem before a…By Heather Henderson
January 28, 2026 Deegan responds to criticism of Ramallah Club postThe Jewish Federation said posting Ramallah Club photos on Holocaust Rembrance Day was insensitive.…By Mike Mendenhall
January 28, 2026 THE JAXSON | Inside LaVilla’s long-forgotten red-light districtOnce home to more than 60 bordellos and popular madams Cora Crane, Belle Orloff and Lyda De Camp, here are…By Ennis Davis and Adrienne Burke
January 28, 2026 Intuition Ale Works closing after ‘right buyer never came’Craft Breweries like Intuition Ale Works are finding it difficult to remain in business as costs mount and competition grows.…By Dan Scanlan
January 28, 2026 11 men accused of rooster fighting at Jacksonville homeA total of 130 roosters had to be destroyed due to their aggressive training and risk of disease.…By Dan Scanlan
January 28, 2026 BIT OF JOY | JU students place in national video contestA video PSA created by Jacksonville University students won second place in a national contest.…By Heather Henderson
January 28, 2026 MOSH construction on Northbank might start laterMOSH leaders now have until Sept. 1 to start construction of their new Northbank facility.…By Mike Mendenhall
January 27, 2026 Students spay and neuter pets to fill gaps in animal careWith veterinarians in short supply, veterinary students are providing pet care at EveryPet’s training center in Jacksonville.…By Michelle Corum
January 27, 2026 Fernandina’s plan for paid parking winds up in court againOpponents have filed a second request for an injunction against paid parking in downtown Fernandina Beach.…By Dan Scanlan
January 26, 2026 Habitat puts Nassau County couple into affordable homeGavin Kay and Madison Kline will move into a Habitat for Humanity home in Fernandina Beach.…By Michelle Corum
January 26, 2026 BIT OF JOY | 2026 Duval Teacher of the YearBiology teacher Mari Richardson was named 2026 VyStar Duval County Teacher of the Year.…By Heather Henderson
January 25, 2026 THE FOOD SECTION | Jacksonville cheesesteak tour: Which of the 4 comes out on top?In Jacksonville, online chatter about which area cheesesteak outshines the rest has snowballed since Big Al’s Cheesesteaks opened in Arlington…By Hanna Raskin
January 23, 2026 More details released on first police shootings of 2026One man was killed and one wounded in separate shootings involving police on Jan. 5.…By Dan Scanlan
January 23, 2026 Blood donations sought as supply lags on First CoastMany blood centers don’t have enough supply for more than one or two days, LifeSouth says.…By Dan Scanlan
January 23, 2026 How LIFT Jax elevates Eastside ahead of historic investmentJacksonville nonprofit LIFT Jax has a renewed focus ahead of the first investment of the community benefits agreement.…By Will Brown
January 22, 2026 Jacksonville food study aims to eliminate urban farm barriersAn analysis of the food system could help address affordability and food insecurity, as well as growers’ concerns.…By Mike Mendenhall