What to expect during Tuesday’s presidential primary in Florida
The election is a closed primary, meaning only registered Republicans can cast a ballot for one of the seven presidential candidates.
The election is a closed primary, meaning only registered Republicans can cast a ballot for one of the seven presidential candidates.
The new schools are Trout Creek Academy and Lakeside Academy. Seven more schools are planned in the next five years.
The 2024 Florida Legislature passed a number of “preemption bills” on issues ranging from local wages to vacation rentals and homelessness.
Insolvency means a company cannot pay its bills today. That’s not so with Citizens, which has a $5 billion surplus.
Violence erupted as crowds packed Jax Beach for spring break, the Players Championship and St. Patrick’s Day.
Virgilio Aguilar-Mendez was released from custody after charges against him were dropped in the death of St. Johns County Sgt. Michael Kunovich.
The district hopes to interview finalists for the position in mid-May with a decision made during a special board meeting May 23.
The Jacksonville Ethics Commission says a bill passed in the Legislature would gut its ability to root out wrongdoing in the city.
Former JEA CEO Aaron Zahn was found guilty Friday of attempting to defraud the city-owned utility. Former CFO Ryan Wannemacher was found not guilty.
The faculty union says the administration violated an agreement by using peer comparisons in the review process.
The 2024 Jacksonville Jazz Festival will return to Metropolitan Park with headliners like Joss Stone and Keiki Matsui.
A reader asks who’s putting little works of animal art with big expressive eyes on trees and lawns at the Beaches.
Parking is sold out for Friday and Saturday, but passes could still be available on the Players’ resale site. Or you can hop a shuttle from Downtown.
The arrival of homeowners to Johnson Commons at LaVilla marks a milestone in the revitalization of the historic neighborhood.
The countdown to hurricane season has begun, and Florida emergency management offices are sharing safety tips.
The jury deciding the case of former CEO Aaron Zahn reached a verdict, but it will remain secret until the jury for Ryan Wannemacher finishes its work.
Patrick Rene McDowell, who admitted shooting Nassau County Deputy Joshua Moyers, wants his sentencing moved outside Northeast Florida.
Closures start Monday at Mickler’s Landing as part of St. Johns County’s $40 million beach renourishment project.
The immersive experience showcases the work of impressionist painter Claude Monet in a whole new way. The exhibit opens Friday at the NoCo Center.
M Shack is scheduled to close at St. Johns Town Center at end of business Sunday. Shake Shack will take over the space.
The University of North Florida’s Local Economic Indicators Project suggests a brighter outlook for Jacksonville than the rest of the country.
Shirk, the subject of repeated ethics investigations, was disbarred for praticing law after his license had been suspended.
Jacksonville Today reader Ellen H. wants to know how much Florida Republicans’ votes matter in the presidential primary.
The team and city are negotiating how long renovations will take and whether the team will stay in Jacksonville during the work.