8 minutes ago Bank of America Tower is now known as Jax Tower at 50 NorthBank of America has reduced its presence in the tower and no longer has naming rights to the building.…By Jacksonville Daily Record
1 hour ago DeSantis clashes with Florida GOP over absence of gubernatorial debateThe party says only U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds has qualified for a debate. The governor has an issue with that.…By Douglas Soule - WUSF
2 hours ago Potential Tropical Cyclone One forms, but it’s not a direct threat to FloridaHeavy rains threaten Texas and the Deep South, but the chances of a tropical cyclone developing are declining.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center
19 hours ago JEA employees happy on the job, but survey rates leadership lowerThe survey polled 59% of JEA’s administrative and frontline workers as a City Council investigation continues.…By Mike Mendenhall
21 hours ago Hubbard House’s new initiative helps men prevent domestic violenceHubbard House’s Not My City program aims to help men prevent violence and become a posiitve influence.…By Dan Scanlan
21 hours ago St. Johns County is latest to consider moratorium on data centersCounty Commissioner Ann Taylor said moratoriums in other counties make St. Johns a “sitting duck” for a data center.…By Noah Hertz
23 hours ago The best way to lower home prices? There may be many answersBaker County needs more affordable homes, but building is not the only answer, experts say.…By Joel Addington - Baker County Press
1 day ago West Marine closing 2 Northeast Florida stores after bankruptcy filingNationwide, West Marine will close 59 stores, but three will remain open in the Jacksonville area.…By Mark Basch - Jacksonville Daily Record
2 days ago Hello, I’m Elizabeth Caldwell, Jax Today’s new investigative reporterI’m a Fort Myers native who traveled to every continent on Earth before landing in Jacksonville.…By Elizabeth Caldwell
2 days ago Bold City closing Downtown tavern but will continue to brew in JaxBold City said it would move its brewing equipment to its production facility on Rosselle Street.…By Ric Anderson - Jacksonville Daily Record
2 days ago #AskJAXTDY | Who gets the money from Duval school bus tickets?Duval Schools ticketed thousands of drivers last month for passing school buses illegally. See where the money went.…By Megan Mallicoat
2 days ago Civil rights rabbi to visit St. Augustine, 60-plus years after his arrest with MLKRabbi Allen Secher is the last surviving rabbi in a group arrested for protesting segregation.…By Noah Hertz
2 days ago Johnson & Johnson to invest $1B in vision operations in JacksonvilleThe healtcare company plans to invest in advance vision manufacturing and packing for ACUVUE contact lenses.…By Karen Brune Mathis - Jacksonville Daily Record and Joe Lister - Jacksonville Daily Record
2 days ago The hottest temperatures ever recorded in Florida aren’t as hot as it seemsFlorida is known for its sunshine and heat, but the state’s hottest air temperature is actually lower than nearly every…By Andrew Wulfeck - Storm Center
June 12, 2026 LaVilla heritage trail is unveiled at Lift Ev’ry Voice and Sing ParkThe LaVilla trail features 22 markers that celebrate history and culture within the Downtown Jacksonville community.…By Will Brown
June 12, 2026 Adventure Landing site headed for redevelopment in St. AugustineA site plan calls for demolishing Adventure Landing and replacing it with five commercial outparcels.…By J. Brooks Terry - Jacksonville Daily Record
June 12, 2026 Two Riverside restaurants closing; Amici in St. Augustine could be nextClarke Bros. and Prospect Five Points announced they will close, and Amici in St. Augustine said it might.…By John Asebes - News4Jax and Ric Anderson - Jacksonville Daily Record
June 12, 2026 Colorado State predicts fewer storms in updated hurricane season forecastColorado State now predicts 13 named storms, including six hurricanes and two major hurricanes.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center
June 12, 2026 10 years after Pulse, a community’s heartache, grief and growthExperts, family, and community members weigh in what is widely considered Orlando’s darkest day.…By Joe Mario Pedersen - Central Florida Public Media
June 12, 2026 Lawsuit challenges ballot wording on property tax reductionTwo former elected officials and a nonprofit group allege that the property tax issue is misleading.…By Gray Rohrer - News Service of Florida
June 11, 2026 Jacksonville’s soccer culture grows alongside World Cup returnJacksonville soccer clubs will host World Cup watch parties Friday as USMNT faces Paraguay in 2026 World Cup.…By Will Brown
June 11, 2026 Local developers still want to buy Duval Schools’ headquartersThree companies have submitted bids for the school district’s headquarters, which has been for sale for about a year.…By Megan Mallicoat
June 11, 2026 Community Hospice pediatric center in Mandarin is a first for FloridaThe hospice assembled all of its pediatric services in a new facility built inside the main center.…By Dan Scanlan
June 11, 2026 Leader of Feeding Northeast Florida announces her retirementSusan King plans to stay on until Feeding Northeast Florida finds a replacement later this year.…By Dan Scanlan