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As legal challenges grind through state and federal courts, gamblers in Florida shouldn’t plan on placing sports bets from their phones anytime soon.

Floridians are still picking up what was lost a year ago during Hurricane Ian, the third-costliest natural disaster to hit the U.S.

The public came out in force to suggest uses for the departing World Golf Hall of Fame and nearby properties.

The University of North Florida and the faculty union have reached agreement on a review process required by the state.

Jacksonville Today Arts and Culture Editor Matt Shaw shares his arts and culture picks for the weekend. Friday & Saturday  Beethoven, Schumann & Liebermann Jacoby Symphony Hall | Downtown Jacksonville  On Friday and Saturday, Grammy-winning organist Paul Jacobs performs a new commissioned organ concerto composed by Lowell Liebermann, and the symphony explores works by 19th-century German composer Robert Shumann and —

Sixteen-year-old Baylee Holbrook was hit by lighting while hunting with her father on Tuesday afternoon.

The Cuban restaurant hopes to open in Fleming Island by the end of the year.

The 19,420-square-foot building at 424 N. Hogan St. is fully leased, but the tenant has not been announced.

An estimated 2,500 bears inhabit four regions of the state, including Northeast Florida. Interactions between bears and humans have increased.

Six slayings since last Friday — including a 3-year-old girl on Saturday and a 6-year-old on Wednesday — have left Jacksonville reeling.