Typically, one poll does not garner this much attention. But the latest University of North Florida Jax Speaks poll gives us insight into what Jaxsons are feeling at this moment about newly elected officials and looming issues, like stadium negotiations between the city and the Jaguars.  Before we get to the poll’s results, keep in mind: Polling only provides a

By working with organizations dedicated to the deaf community, the National Weather Service offers information that could be lifesaving in an emergency.

The Jacksonville Armada FC soccer club plans to develop property near EverBank Stadium.

The opening fills a food desert in an area where Winn-Dixie operated from 1997 to 2007.

The MyRide2School program will continue this school year for middle and high schools students at public, private or charter schools.

The U.S. government created ghettoes.  Government action produced racially segregated communities in the U.S., including in Jacksonville. This was no accident. It was a policy enforced by rules and a complicit justice system. The effects are still being felt. Therefore, those of us who have benefited — mostly innocently — need to help remedy this injustice.  Richard Rothstein broke through

On Tuesday, the St. Johns County Board of County Commissioners approved tougher ordinances against sexual predators and offenders.

The Obelisk in front of Jacksonville University was officially dedicated as a public art piece on Wednesday, Sept. 20, 2023.

St. Johns County’s two best-known concert venues will now be operated by a nonprofit, after commissioners approved a public-private partnership on Tuesday.

This weekend is all about music, from national headliners in St. Augustine to a local jazz trio taking on “A Love Supreme.”