May 3, 2024 30 sailors and Marines injured off Jacksonville coastA training incident involving two landing craft air cushions occurred about 100 nautical miles off the coast.…By Steven Ponson
May 3, 2024 UNF explains arrests of pro-Palestinian protestersSixteen pro-Palestine supporters were arrested late Thursday after ignoring school demands to leave before a 10 p.m. deadline.…By Dan Scanlan
May 3, 2024 Florida’s finest: College grads share their inspiring storiesGraduates from Northeast Florida and around the state tell about overcoming challenges to achieve their dreams.…By Jared Teitel - Fresh Take Florida, Valentina Sandoval - Fresh Take Florida and Lauren Brensel - Fresh Take Florida
May 3, 2024 #AskJAXTDY l Does beach renourishment disturb sea turtles?A Jacksonville Today reader wonders if sea turtles are at risk when beaches are renourished during nesting season.…By Steven Ponson
May 3, 2024 STDs hit record high rates in FloridaDuval County recorded the highest rate of sexually transmitted diseases in Northeast Florida.…By Kayla Kissel - WUSF
May 3, 2024 Pinstripes and Putshack may come to Town CenterThe two national operators would offer bowling, tech-infused miniature golf, and food and drink.…By Karen Brune Mathis - Jacksonville Daily Record
May 2, 2024 DeSantis signs credit union bill in JacksonvilleJacksonville’s financial services industry could benefit from a bill that Gov. Ron DeSantis signed Thursday at VyStar Credit Union headquarters.…By Will Brown
May 2, 2024 Carousel might soon return in St. AugustineOne man’s journey to restore a carousel to “Carousel Park” got a step closer to reality Thursday.…By Noah Hertz
May 2, 2024 Fried crustaceans will lure thousands to FernandinaSome 150,000 people are expected to attend the 59th annual Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp Festival this weekend in Fernandina…By Dan Scanlan
May 2, 2024 State Road 16 to close for work in St. AugustineThe road will be closed Saturday through Tuesday between Lewis Speedway and Ponce De Leon Boulevard.…By Dan Scanlan
May 2, 2024 St. Johns County to host public budget workshopsThe county aims to make its budget-setting process more transparent this year by making public workshops more accessible.…By Noah Hertz
May 2, 2024 State defends North Florida congressional mapAttorneys say a previous plan, creating a majority Black district, was illegally based on race.…By Jim Saunders - News Service of Florida
May 1, 2024 Kamala Harris assails Florida abortion law in JacksonvilleThe vice president said the Heatbeat Protection Act, which took effect Wednesday, stripped 4 million women of reproductive freedom.…By Will Brown
May 1, 2024 Florida’s ‘pro-corruption’ ethics bill sits in gubernatorial limboFor eight weeks, Gov. Ron DeSantis has taken no action on a bill that would make it harder to file…By Casmira Harrison
May 1, 2024 Walmart is closing all 6 health centers on First CoastOverall, Walmart will close 51 health centers in five states that have not made money.…By Steven Ponson
May 1, 2024 St. Johns charity raises money to buy healthy food for seniorsPie in the Sky is auctioning off artistic birdhouses in its annual For the Birds fundraiser.…By Noah Hertz
May 1, 2024 7 things to know about Florida’s 6-week abortion lawFlorida’s new law took effect Wednesday, banning most abortions after six weeks of pregnancy.…By Stephanie Colombini - WUSF
April 30, 2024 New Town residents question Duval Schools on proposed closures and teacher cutsThe Duval School District may need to eliminate up to 700 staff positions.…By Will Brown
April 30, 2024 St. Augustine civil rights landmark wins $750,000 grantWade-ins at the St. Augustine Beach Hotel contributed to the passage of the national Civil Rights Act.…By Noah Hertz
April 30, 2024 Corrections officer among 17 charged in Duval jail drug ringSheriff T.K. Waters said investigators got a tip that corrections officer Kobe Collett was smuggling drugs into the jail.…By Steven Ponson
April 30, 2024 Rise plans to start rebuilding Doro apartments this summerThe CEO of Rise: A Real Estate Company said the goal is to start construction about Aug. 1 with an…By Karen Brune Mathis - Jacksonville Daily Record
April 30, 2024 Students, sculpture and fun come together at the CummerThe Arts for All camp provides exceptional hands-on art experiences for students with differing abilities.…By Dan Scanlan
April 30, 2024 UNF announces new fintech programsThe fintech programs will position students in one of Jacksonville’s most prominent economic sectors.…By Randy Roguski
April 30, 2024 NAACP sets town hall meeting to discuss school closuresThe interim superintendent and School Board president will be at the town hall meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the…By Jonathan Lundy - News4Jax