March 10, 2026 Florida Legislature approves tighter e-bike regulationsThe House and Senate unanimously approved rules that require e-bike riders to slow down around pedestrians.…By News Service of Florida
March 9, 2026 Annie R. Morgan will get new life — just not as a schoolThe MyVillage Project agreed to pay $1.25 million for Annie R. Morgan to create a tech incubator.…By Megan Mallicoat
March 9, 2026 New exhibit explores St. Augustine’s ancient Irish tiesSt. Augustines’ Irish connections date to 1600 — more than 100 years before the first St. Patrick’s Day celebration.…By Noah Hertz
March 9, 2026 Florida House passes reforms on homeowners associationsThe legislation gives homeowners more tools to resolve disputes — and even dissolve their HOAs.…By Douglas Soule - WUSF
March 9, 2026 Another loss for Downtown: Bellwether restaurant is closingBellwether plans to close in March, following news that Intuition Ale Works will close in April.…By Ric Anderson - Jacksonville Daily Record
March 9, 2026 Classic cars draw thousands to Amelia Concours d’EleganceThe 31st Amelia Concours featured about 250 race cars, classics and special motorcycles.…By Dan Scanlan
March 6, 2026 Virtual reality venue sets sights on Town CenterSandbox VR locations include virtual reality rooms and space for birthday parties, events and gatherings…By Karen Brune Mathis - Jacksonville Daily Record
March 6, 2026 Artist transforms cast-off items into MOCA exhibitThe work of New York artist Nari Ward is the newest installation in MOCA’s 40-foot Atrium Gallery.…By Michelle Corum
March 6, 2026 Pardoned Capitol rioter gets prison for molesting childrenAndrew Paul Johnson, a Florida handyman, is among several pardoned rioters who have been charged with new crimes.…By Michael Kunzelman - Associated Press
March 6, 2026 Toasty days ahead; heat could set a recordHighs will flirt with 90 degrees this weekend as heat spreads across North Florida, Central Florida and the Gulf coast.…By Irene Sans - Storm Center
March 5, 2026 Jax kicks off championship season with sports bonanzaThe Players Championship, Gate River Run and Bob Hayes Invitational lead a plethora of sports events this month.…By Will Brown
March 5, 2026 Marsy’s Law may expand to shield crime victims and policeBills in the Florida Legislative would extend Marsy’s Law to protect the identities of victims and police for 60 days.…By Gabriel Velasquez Neira - Fresh Take Florida
March 5, 2026 Own the home, not the land: A new tack on affordable housingA program of the Jacksonville Community Land Trust helps people buy a home at a lower price.…By Tiffany Salameh - News4Jax and Ciara Earrey - News4Jax
March 5, 2026 The Amelia classic car show moves to Saturday for first timeThe Amelia Concours is moving from Sunday to Saturday at the suggestion of people who attend.…By Dan Scanlan
March 5, 2026 WHAT TO DO | Women Arts Exchange; Music Inspired by Literary Giants; Short Film FestAn immersive celebration of female artists in Jacksonville Beach; concerts inspired by books Downtown and in Mandarin; and a short-film…By Amy Garrett
March 4, 2026 Florida’s anti-DEI legislation irks local governmentsBills filed by Rep. Dean Black and Sen. Clay Yarborough would prohibit funding for DEI efforts.…By Will Brown
March 4, 2026 Duval School Board seeks to renew 1-mill property taxThe property tax, first approved in 2022, helps pay for teachers’ salaries, arts and athletics programs.…By Megan Mallicoat
March 4, 2026 Most Floridians would abolish property tax, UNF poll showsFifty-six percent of people support a proposal to eliminate property taxes, the poll found.…By Dan Scanlan
March 4, 2026 Homelessness rate improves in Downtown JacksonvilleCity Council’s Duval DOGE committee hopes that lower homelessness will keep large employers in the urban core.…By Mike Mendenhall
March 4, 2026 Pollen counts reach highest levels of the yearDry, breezy weather is enhancing pollen readings across the state, especially oak, juniper, pine and grasses.…By Andrew Wulfeck - Storm Center
March 4, 2026 Fernandina waterfront will get a new pirate statueA new pirate statue will replace Peg Leg Pete at a new park on the Fernandina Beach waterfront.…By Dan Scanlan
March 3, 2026 Divisive Shore Drive project in St. Augustine is deadSt. Johns County commissioners have officially nixed the walking path proposed along Shore Drive.…By Noah Hertz
March 3, 2026 Water shortage grows more severe in Northeast FloridaSt. Johns Water Management District issues more severe water shortage warning for NE Florida.…By Dan Scanlan
March 3, 2026 Breezy Jazz House starts work on Downtown clubBreezy Jazz House is moving from San Marco to East Bay Street, joining a strip of other nightlife spots.…By Karen Brune Mathis - Jacksonville Daily Record