OPINION | Affordable housing in Northern St. Johns faces familiar opposition
This affordable housing project is being used as a scapegoat for the previous sins in St. Johns County.
This affordable housing project is being used as a scapegoat for the previous sins in St. Johns County.
We’re giving over the health, safety and the sanctity of public education to those who only have their own power interests at heart.
Despite talking about the need for a more physical offensive line, the Jaguars are keeping most of their starters.
The NFL draft combine kicks off this Thursday in Indianapolis. What should the Jaguars focus on?
For Mayor Donna Deegan and this City Council, it will take negotiation and the time-honored principle of “getting to yes” to take a toxic discourse and make it productive.
After repeated attempts, against significant community opposition, a self-storage proposal for a prime corner in Downtown’s Southbank is back.
There are no rules for the Alphabet Challenge, except players can’t skip a letter. And in Jacksonville, it’s hard to hit the ‘X’ spot.
The Jacksonville Jaguars face several key decisions in the offseason after a disastrous second-half collapse.
I write a lot about the ongoing injuries to Black people to connect the dots of history to this present moment. But in life I lean heavily into joy.
If the bill is dead, thank the loud-mouthed racists who got it through the Senate’s head what monument-protection bills are really all about.
Jacksonville Classical Academy charter school has pivoted in its approach in the three years since founder John Rood opened it with big plans.
City Council needs to stop shielding its members from direct criticism. It also needs to provide more opportunities to receive public input.
We risk backing ourselves into another 50-year corner if we don’t learn from our past and our peers and again overdesign James Weldon Johnson Park.
Republicans, led by the chair of the Duval County party, are being compelled to unite behind Trump weeks before the primary.
Two men continue to be in the crosshairs of disgruntled Jags fans: offensive coordinator Press Taylor and general manager Trent Baalke.
In 2024, here are four trends that could permanently change urban Jacksonville for the better.
The set-up couldn’t have been better for stadium negotiations. Now, it’s the same old Jagwires, bumbling on the field and making unwelcome news off of it.
Opinion writer Nikesha Elise Williams reflects on an encounter with a police officer in Murray Hill Friday night.
Salumeria 104 offers warm and knowledgeable service, a cheery atmosphere, moreish pasta dishes, and swanky cocktails.
The biggest collapse in Jaguars history is complete, ending with a 28-20 loss to the Tennessee Titans on Sunday.
After Mayor Donna Deegan’s removal of the Springfield Park Confederate monument, it’s clear there will be political ramifications for years to come.
The Jaguars will face the Tennessee Titans this Sunday, the final week of the season, needing a win to clinch the AFC South.
Jacksonville’s entry into the federal rail corridor program is a chance for the city to seize its transportation future. Local leaders must get on board.
With three-and-a-half years to go in Deegan’s administration, it’s apparent that she could use more political cover on the City Council, but it’s simply not coming.